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The first Olympic Day was celebrated on 23 June 19

The first Olympic Day was celebrated on 23 June 1948.
Over the last 20 years Olympic Day has been associated with Olympic Day Runs all over the world. However Olympic Day is nowadays developing into much more than a run or just a sports event.
With the introduction of the COVID-19 pandemic and the postponement of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, Olympians from all over the globe have engaged with millions online in the International Olympic Committee’s 2020 campaign #StayStrong, #StayActive, #StayHealthy, by sharing their daily workouts and tips on how to stay healthy in body and mind.
We at SporTT wish everyone an amazing #OlympicDay2020

Starting on 22 June, SporTT facilities will ONLY b

Starting on 22 June, SporTT facilities will ONLY be accessible to national athletes and teams and MUST be booked through NGBs, using our online booking system at www.sportt-tt.com/book-a-facility

In Trinidad and Tobago Labour Day was declared an

In Trinidad and Tobago Labour Day was declared an annual national holiday in 1973. Celebrated on June 19th, it is the anniversary of the day of the Butler Oilfield Riots which took place in 1937.
Prior to this time there were ongoing tensions between workers and employers in many sectors of society. These were characterized by situations of worker abuse, underpayment for labour, racism, economic depression and a considerable fall in the living standards of the working class.

Between 1934 and 1937 workers became more influenced by a need for change resulting in strikes and riots which extended throughout the Caribbean. This gave rise to several prominent labour leaders in Trinidad and Tobago such as Tubal Uriah “Buzz” Butler.
Butler was awarded the nation’s highest honor, the Trinity Cross, and the country’s main highway has been re-named in his honor. Today, a statue of Butler stands at the Fyzabad junction, the place where police attempted to arrest him on June 19th, the day of the historic riots 1937.

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