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CANADA BOLSTERS ROSTER FOR 2001 SPENGLER CUP
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NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM RELEASES FINAL FIVE PLAYERS TO ARRIVE AT FINAL ROSTER OF 22 PLAYERS
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FINAL ROSTER FOR CANADA'S NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM NAMED FOR
2002 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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CANADA’S MEN’S OLYMPIC HOCKEY TEAM ROSTER ANNOUNCED
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NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM RELEASES FIVE MORE PLAYERS, TRIMMING THE ROSTER TO 27 PLAYERS
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MOLSON ANNOUNCES MILLION DOLLAR DONATION FOR GOLD
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FIVE CANADIAN GROUPS TAKE FIRST STEP IN BID TO HOST
2004 IIHF WOMEN’S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM RELEASES FIVE PLAYERS, TRIMMING THE ROSTER TO 32 PLAYERS
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DEFENCEMAN NICK SCHULTZ ADDED TO NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM SELECTION CAMP ROSTER; CAMP STARTS ON DECEMBER 10TH IN NORTH YORK, ON
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CANADA'S NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM INVITES 36 PLAYERS TO 2002 WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP SELECTION CAMP
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CASSIE CAMPBELL NAMED CAPTAIN; VICKY SUNOHARA AND HAYLEY WICKENHEISER NAMED ASSISTANT CAPTAINS
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2002 ESSO WOMEN'S NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP RELEASE TICKET INFORMATION
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM TO FACE TEAM USA IN TSN CHALLENGE ON NOVEMBER 27th, 28th AND 30TH IN EASTERN CANADA
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM ROSTER ANNOUNCED FOR 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES IN SALT LAKE CITY, USA
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FIRST CANADIAN HOCKEY SKILLS ACADEMY LICENSED PROGRAM AWARDED TO GEORGE WATERS MIDDLE SCHOOL IN WINNIPEG, MB.
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SIX CANADIAN ON-ICE OFFICIALS NAMED FOR MEN’S AND WOMEN’S HOCKEY AT 2002 WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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CANADIAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION LEVEL VI OFFICIATING SEMINAR ATTRACTS TOP OFFICIALS FROM CANADA AND THE WORLD TO HALIFAX, NS
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STEPHEN WEISS RULED ELIGIBLE FOR 2002 WORLD JUNIORS; CHA ADAPTS NEW POLICIES
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2003 ROYAL BANK CUP AWARDED TO CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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BID GUIDELINES AVAILABLE FOR POTENTIAL HOSTS OF 2004 IIHF WORLD WOMEN'S HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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CANADA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM TRAVELS TO FINLAND
FOR 2001 3 NATIONS CUP
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THREE CANADIAN NATIONAL MENS TEAMS PREPARE FOR UPCOMING INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS
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CHA TO HONOUR PAST HOCKEY GOLD MEDAL OLYMPIANS DURING GOODYEAR DRIVE FOR GOLD TOUR
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LANNY MCDONALD NAMED GENERAL MANAGER, DOUG ARMSTRONG NAMED ASSISTANT GM, WAYNE FLEMING NAMED HEAD COACH FOR CANADA'S 2002 MEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM CENTRALIZATION ROSTER TRIMMED TO 24 PLAYERS
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CANADA TO PLAY TEAM USA IN ANNUAL TSN CHALLENGE IN EASTERN CANADA AND ‘FINAL FACE OFF' IN VANCOUVER
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MONTREAL TO HOST 2002 PLAY RIGHT INTERNATIONAL COACHES CONFERENCE
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2001 ALLAN CUP CHAMPIONS LLOYDMINSTER BORDER KINGS TO REPRESENT CANADA IN THREE-GAME SERIES AGAINST POLAND’S NATIONAL TEAM
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2003 ESSO WOMEN'S NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDED TO SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM TO FACE TEAM USA IN SALT LAKE CITY, UT (OCT. 20) AND SAN JOSE, CA (OCT. 23)
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MIKE PELINO TO COACH CANADA'S FIRST EVER WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP UNDER 18 TEAM AT IIHF WORLD UNDER 18 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP IN SLOVAKIA
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM CENTRALIZATION ROSTER TRIMMED TO 26 PLAYERS
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DALLAS STARS ASSISTANT COACH RICK WILSON NAMED ASSOCIATE COACH FOR TEAM CANADA AT THE 2001 SWEDEN GAMES
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S UNDER 22 TEAM TO FACE SWEDEN IN THREE-GAME TOUR IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
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EVENT MANAGER ANNOUNCED FOR 2003 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP IN HALIFAX
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM TO FACE SWEDEN IN THREE-GAME TOUR IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
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2003 AIR CANADA CUP AWARDED TO SAULT STE MARIE, ONTARIO
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ROAD TO THE ROYAL BANK CUP, CANADA'S NATIONAL JUNIOR "A" CHAMPIONSHIP BEGINS IN HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA AND ACROSS COUNTRY
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JAROME IGINLA ADDED FOR CANADIAN MEN'S OLYMPIC TEAM ORIENTATION SESSION IN CALGARY, AB
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CHA NAMES ANDY MOOG AS GOALTENDING CONSULTANT
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BRENDAN SHANAHAN AND JAY MCKEE ADDED FOR CANADIAN MEN'S OLYMPIC TEAM ORIENTATION SESSION IN CALGARY, AB
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TWENTY-EIGHT PLAYERS TO ATTEND WOMEN'S NIKE UNDER 22 TEAM DEVELOPMENT CAMP FROM AUGUST 21-31, 2001 IN CALGARY, AB
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CANADA'S NATIONAL UNDER 18 SUMMER TEAM RETURNS HOME MONDAY AFTER CAPTURING A GOLD MEDAL AT SIX NATIONS UNDER 18 CUP IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
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CANADA'S NATIONAL MEN'S UNDER 18 SUMMER TEAM ROSTER NAMED FOR SIX NATIONS UNDER 18 CUP IN CZECH REPUBLIC
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM BEGINS FULL-TIME TRAINING IN CALGARY
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CHA AND NIKE INTRODUCE NEW JERSEYS FEATURING "HERITAGE" PATCH FOR CANADA'S NATIONAL AND OLYMPIC TEAM
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CANADA'S NATIONAL UNDER 18 SUMMER TEAM TO PREPARE IN NORTH YORK (ON) FOR SIX NATIONS TOURNAMENT IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
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CHA ANNOUNCES THREE ROSTER CHANGES TO NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM DEVELOPMENT CAMP
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FORWARD RYAN CRAIG ADDED FOR NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM'S DEVELOPMENT CAMP; JASON SPEZZA WON'T ATTEND CAMP
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CANADA'S MEN'S OLYMPIC TEAM INVITES 34 PLAYERS TO ORIENTATION SESSION IN SEPTEMBER
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GOALTENDER DREW MACINTYRE ADDED TO NATIONAL JUNIOR CAMP; BRENT KRAHN UNABLE TO ATTEND CAMP DUE TO INJURY
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FORWARD KIEL MCLEOD ADDED FOR NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM'S DEVELOPMENT CAMP; JARRET STOLL UNABLE TO ATTEND CAMP DUE TO SURGERY
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CANADIAN DELEGATION TO ATTEND IIHF HOCKEY DEVELOPMENT CAMP IN CZECH REPUBLIC FROM JULY 1 TO 7, 2001
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PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE COACHES IN CALGARY FOR COACHING SEMINAR JUNE 14-17, 2001
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TWENTY-EIGHT PLAYERS TO ATTEND WOMEN'S NIKE UNDER 22 TEAM DEVELOPMENT CAMP IN CALGARY, AB; UNDER 22 NATIONAL TEAM COACHING STAFF NAMED
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CHA LAUNCHES ‘GOODYEAR DRIVE FOR GOLD’;
GRASS ROOTS HOCKEY IN CANADA TO BENEFIT WITH FUNDING
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THIRTY-FOUR PLAYERS INVITED TO CANADA'S NATIONAL UNDER 18 SUMMER TEAM DEVELOPMENT CAMP
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FORTY-FOUR OF CANADA'S TOP JUNIOR HOCKEY PLAYERS INVITED TO CANADA'S NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM'S DEVELOPMENT CAMP AUGUST 1-10, 2001 IN CALGARY, AB
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STAN BUTLER TO RETURN AS HEAD COACH OF CANADA’S NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM
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GEORGE BURNETT NAMED HEAD COACH OF CANADA’S NATIONAL UNDER 18 SUMMER TEAM
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SHELDON LANCHBERY, OF DELORAINE, MB, NAMED CHAIR OF THE CHA BOARD; CHA OFFICERS ANNOUNCED
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CHA AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCED; CHA AGM CONCLUDES IN OTTAWA, ON
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CANADA TO ICE TEAM AT 2002 IIHF WORLD UNDER 18 HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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AGE GROUPINGS IN MINOR HOCKEY WILL CHANGE FOR 2002-2003 SEASON
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CANADIAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TO HOLD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING IN OTTAWA, ONTARIO MAY 18-22, 2001
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CAMROSE KODIAKS CAPTURE 2001 ROYAL BANK CUP
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CAMROSE AND FLIN FLON TO FACE OFF FOR 2001 ROYAL BANK CUP
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HALIFAX RATIFIED AS HOST OF 2003 WORLD JUNIOR HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP AT IIHF GENERAL CONGRESS IN HANNOVER, GERMANY
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TEAM CANADA ADDS FORWARD KIRK MULLER TO ROSTER
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TEAM CANADA ADDS FORWARD BRENDEN MORROW TO ROSTER
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ROBERTO LUONGO TO MISS REMAINDER OF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOLLOWING INJURY
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GOALTENDER DAN CLOUTIER ADDED TO TEAM CANADA
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2001 ROYAL BANK CUP SET FOR FLIN FLON, MB
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MICHAEL PECA WILL MISS REMAINDER OF WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP DUE TO INJURY
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RYAN SMYTH TAKES OVER AS CAPTAIN OF TEAM CANADA
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STE-FOY (QC) CAPTURES 2001 AIR CANADA CUP WITH 4-3 DOUBLE OVERTIME WIN
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CALGARY AND STE-FOY TO FACE OFF IN 2001 AIR CANADA CUP FINAL
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CANADA OPENS MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN GERMANY ON SATURDAY; MIKE PECA NAMED CAPTAIN
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CANADA ADDS TWO FORWARDS FOR MEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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ROYAL BANK AWARDS NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP TO MATHIEU SHANK, OF THE SUDBURY JUNIOR "A" NORTHERN WOLVES
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THREE DEFENCEMEN AND TWO FORWARDS ADDED TO MEN'S WORLDS ROSTER
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DEFENCEMAN WADE REDDEN ADDED TO MEN'S WORLDS ROSTER
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GOALTENDER GIGUERE ADDED TO MEN'S WORLDS ROSTER
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30 PLAYERS WILL CENTRALIZE IN CALGARY, AB IN PREPARATION FOR 2002 OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES
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FIVE PLAYERS ADDED TO MEN'S WORLDS ROSTER
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM ADVANCES TO GOLD MEDAL GAME
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM WINS 7TH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP; BOTTERILL WINS TOP FORWARD AND MVP OF CHAMPIONSHIP
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PETERSON ADDED AS ASSISTANT COACH FOR MEN'S WORLDS
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THREE PLAYERS ADDED TO MEN'S WORLDS ROSTER
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CANADIAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION AND PROCTER & GAMBLE LAUNCH FRENCH COACHES CLUB WEB SITE
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JAROME IGINLA WILL NOT PLAY AT MEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP DUE TO INJURY
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CANADA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S TEAM HEADS TO 2001 IIHF WOMEN’S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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HAYLEY WICKENHEISER NOT TO PARTICIPATE IN 2001 IIHF WOMEN’S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP DUE TO AN INJURY
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GUY CARBONNEAU NAMED ASSISTANT COACH
FOR CANADA AT IIHF MEN'S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP; SUPPORT STAFF NAMED
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SIX PLAYERS ADDED TO MEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP ROSTER
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CHA AND ERIC LINDROS AGREE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP NOT LINDROS’ NEXT STEP
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2002 ESSO WOMEN'S NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDED TO RENFREW AND ARNPRIOR, ONTARIO
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EIGHT PLAYERS NAMED FOR CANADA'S MEN'S OLYMPIC TEAM MARIO LEMIEUX NAMED CAPTAIN
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM BEGINS TRAINING CAMP IN TORONTO PRIOR TO THE 2001 IIIF WOMEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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MICHAEL PECA WILL PLAY FOR CANADA
AT 2001 IIHF MEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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2002 NATIONAL MIDGET HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP AWARDED TO BATHURST, NEW BRUNSWICK
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23rd AIR CANADA CUP MIDGET CHAMPIONSHIP SET FOR PRINCE GEORGE, BC
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TEAM ALBERTA CAPTURES 2001 ESSO WOMEN'S NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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QUEBEC AND ALBERTA TO FACE OFF IN
2001 ESSO WOMEN'S NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL
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FLIN FLON, MANITOBA PREPARES TO HOST THE 2001 ROYAL BANK CUP, CANADA'S NATIONAL JUNIOR "A" CHAMPIONSHIP
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ESSO WOMEN'S NATIONAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP UNDERWAY IN SUMMERSIDE, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
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ONTARIO CLAIMS THE INAUGURAL WOMEN'S UNDER 18 HOCKEY CHALLENGE WITH 3-2 DOUBLE OVERTIME VICTORY OVER QUEBEC IN GOLD MEDAL FINAL
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TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QC, TO HOST INAUGURAL 2001 UNDER 18 WOMEN'S HOCKEY CHALLENGE FEBRUARY 21-25, 2001
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM ROSTER ANNOUNCED FOR 2001 IIHF WOMEN'S WORLD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP
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LANNY MCDONALD NAMED ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR CANADA’S 2001 MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM; WILL ASSIST WAYNE GRETZKY
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POWELL RIVER REGALS RETURN HOME AFTER CAPTURING 2ND PLACE AT
2001 NAGANO CUP
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VANCOUVER CANUCKS RENEW SUPPORT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE, A DEVELOPMENT CENTRE FOR MINOR HOCKEY IN VANCOUVER, BC
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CANADA'S 2002 MEN'S OLYMPIC HOCKEY TEAM NAMES SUPPORT STAFF
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CANADIAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION RECEIVES CANADIAN RED CROSS CITATION
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2002 UNDER 17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE AWARDED TO HOCKEY MANITOBA, SELKIRK AND STONEWALL, MANITOBA
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CANADA'S NATIONAL WOMEN'S TEAM SET FOR GAMES AGAINST SWEDEN AND USA IN WESTERN CANADA AND COLORADO OVER NEXT TWO WEEKS
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USA WINS THE WORLD UNDER 17 CHALLENGE, BEATING TEAM PACIFIC 5-4
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CANADA'S NATIONAL JUNIOR TEAM RETURNS HOME ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 2001
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