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1976 - Montreal, Quebec (Summer Olympics)

1976 - Toronto, Ontario (Paralympics)

1988 - Calgary, Alberta (Winter Olympics)

2010 - Vancouver, British Columbia (Winter Olympics)

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Because they won the bid.

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