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GIRLS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN AT 2011 WORLD GIRLS’ HOCKEY DAY From on-ice skills clinics and off-ice team building activities in Calgary, Alta., to OneGoal Try Hockey Days across the country, Canada went all out to celebrate the first-ever World Girls’ Hockey Day, an IIHF initiative to help grow the female game. » more \| photo gallery

SEE THE GROWTH OF WOMEN'S HOCKEY Since the IIHF World Women's Championship debuted in 1990 in Ottawa, female hockey has continued to grow in Canada. Want proof? Check out the statistics that show the growth of registered female hockey players from coast to coast over the years. » more

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Trina Radcliffe Manager, Female Development | Responsable, développement du hockey féminin

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