Since Canada’s National Women’s Team debuted on the international stage in 1990, winning gold at the inaugural IIHF World Women’s Championship in Ottawa, female hockey has continued to grow. As Canada collected world titles, and then Olympic golds, more and more young girls across the country were eager to lace up their skates and hit the ice. Now, as the Vancouver Olympics approach and women’s hockey prepares for what might be its biggest boom in popularity ever, Hockey Canada Frequency takes a look at where the female game is going, and where it has been.

Guests include:
Megan Blaker – chair, 2009 National Women’s Under-18 Championship
Julie Healy – director of female hockey, Hockey Canada
Hayley Wickenheiser – centre, Canada’s National Women’s Team

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Part 1 – featuring Julie Healy
Part 2 – featuring Hayley Wickenheiser
Part 3 – featuring Megan Blaker and Hayley Wickenheiser