Opinion

"To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not be false to any person." - William Shakespeare It's almost been like living in the Alps.

Whistler's Yuki Tusbota competes in Tuesday's women's ski slopestyle final, during which she was injured in a scary crash.

Kim McRae, left, and Alex Gough watch from the leader's box after finishing their fourth and final runs of the Olympic women's luge race on Tuesday.

Mikael Kingsbury, left, and Alex Bilodeau celebrate their medal-winning performances in men's moguls on Monday.

Alex Gough celebrates her world championship bronze in 2013. The three-time Olympian has an excellent shot at winning Canada's first Olympic medal in luge.

Justine and Chloe Dufour-Lapointe celebrate their medal finishes in the women's moguls final alongside U.S. athlete Hannah Kearney on Day 1.

Erik Guay celebrates his 21st World Cup podium earlier this winter, a new Canadian record. He's one of Canada's best hopes to end the Canadian alpine team's Olympic medal drought, which goes all the way back to 1994.

Hayley Wickenheiser leads Team Canada into Fisht Olympic Stadium during Friday's opening ceremonies.

Snowboard cross champ using injury as motivation in Sochi

Smarten up! To the drunk/high, and as a result, hypothermic male that passed out in the near-frozen river behind the Forest Park housing complex in Bayshores Sunday night: Know that you've been given a second chance at life.