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Hockey Canada will host The 2006 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship; Hockey Canada defers bid to host Men’s World Championship to 2008
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Kids Just Want To Have Fun
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Canada’s National Women’s Program invites 28 players to Calgary, AB Final Selection Camp for 2004 IIHF World Women’s Championship
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2004 WORLD UNDER-17 HOCKEY CHALLENGE SET TO START
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Canada’s National Men’s Team Wins Loto Cup in Slovakia
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Two Canadian On-Ice Officials named for 2004 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship
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2003 IIHF World Junior Championship announces profit of $3.68 Million
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Team Canada Rosters Named for Two Upcoming Men's National Team Events – 'Lotto Cup' and 'Spengler Cup'
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Final Roster for Canada's National Junior Team Named for 2004 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship
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Canada's National Junior Team Releases Final Six Players
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Canada’s National Junior Team Trims Roster to 28 Players
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Canada’s National Junior Team Trims Roster to 30 Players
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Gervais Returns to Club Team Due to Injury
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Lanny Mcdonald named to 2004 Canada’s Mens World Team Staff
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Minnesota Wild make forward Brent Burns available to Canada's National Junior Team
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Pittsburgh Penguins make Goaltender Marc-André Fleury available to Canada's National Junior Team
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2005 RBC Royal Bank Cup awarded to Weyburn, Saskatchewan
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2005 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge awarded to Lethbridge, Alberta
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Eleven groups submit intention to bid as potential Hosts of The 2006 IIHF World Junior Championship
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Thirty-Four players invited to Canada's 2004 National Junior Team Selection Camp
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Selection Camp details for Canada’s National Junior Team announced; Selection Camp Roster to be announced on December 1st
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Hockey Canada and Jersey City Canada Enter into a Multi-year Agreement for Team Canada Mail-order and Web Based Licensed Product Fulfilment Services
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Hockey Canada and Bauer Nike Hockey introduce Vintage Team Canada Replica Hockey Jerseys
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JIM NILL NAMED GENERAL MANAGER FOR TEAM CANADA’S 2004 IIHF MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM; DON MALONEY NAMED AS ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER
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Easton Sports named Official Supplier of Hockey Canada
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USA defeats Canadian Women’s Team in shoot-out to win The 4 Nations Cup in Sweden
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Hockey Season is here! Hockey Canada Week set for November 8-15, 2003
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Team Canada’s World Cup of Hockey Management Staff announced
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Hockey Canada Level VI Officiating Seminar in Saskatoon, SK attracts top Officials from Canada and the World
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Canadian Women Head to Sweden for 2003 4 Nations Cup
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Canada’s National Men’s Team Roster set for defence of Deutschland Cup from November 7-9, 2003
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Bid Guidelines available for potential Hosts of 2006 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship
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Hockey Canada distributes 30,000 copies of Checking DVD to all Minor Hockey Associations in Canada
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2004 National Midget Hockey Championship awarded to Kenora, Ontario
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Slovakia replaces The Czech Republic at the World Under-17 Challenge
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TEAM CANADA THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL BEGINS IN DARTMOUTH, NS FOR CANADA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S PROGRAM
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Hockey Season Is Here! Hockey Canada Week to celebrate Canada's game from November 8-15, 2003
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Ron Maclean, Hockey Canada and RBC Financial Group launch search for Local Hockey Leaders
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Canada’s National Men’s Team 2003-04 schedule and Coaching Staffs announced
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2004 Esso Women's National Hockey Championship awarded to Sherwood Park, Alberta
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Hockey Canada partners with Coachesplanner™ to re-launch Coaches Club7 website at www.coachesclub.net
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Details announced for “Team Canada Thanksgiving Festival” in Dartmouth, NS
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USA Hockey and Hockey Canada sign new Player Transfer and Release Agreement
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Karen Hughes to lead Canada’s Coaching Staff at 2004 IIHF World Women’s Hockey Championship in Halifax, NS; Dufton and Lidster named Assistants
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National Women’s Under-22 team roster named for Three-Game Series in Pierrefonds, QC against USA
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Canada’s National Under-18 Team finishes fourth at U18 Junior World Cup
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TELUS gives $2.2 million to create a friendly future for Hockey Canada athletes eight-season sponsorship commitment extends through to 2011
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National Women's Under-22 Development Camp begins on Monday, August 11 in Quebec
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Tim Brent out of action due to shoulder injury at National Junior Team Camp; Eric Fehr added to Development Camp Roster
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Canada’s National Under-18 summer roster named for The 2003 U18 Junior World Cup in the Czech Republic
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Mike Pelino named Florida Panthers Assistant Coach
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Forty-Five of Canada’s best in Calgary, AB for Canada’s National Junior Team Development Camp
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Forward Colin Stone, of Calgary, suffers shoulder injury at National Under-18 Development and Selection Camp
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Canada’s National Under-18 Summer Team Development and Selection Camp begins on August 1st in Calgary, AB
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40 Players invited to attend Canada’s National Women’s Under 22 Team Development Camp
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Margot Page to return as Head Coach of National Women’s Under-22 Team
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Calgary to host 2003 Advanced II Coaching Seminar
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Halifax officially announces details regarding The 2004 IIHF World Women's Hockey Championship
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Roster change announced for National Junior Team Camp
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Forty Of Canada's best invited to Canada's National Under-18 Summer Team Development and Selection Camp
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Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence (Poe) Coaches to attend Coaching Seminar in Calgary, AB From June 12-14, 2003
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Forty-Four of Canada's best invited to Canada's National Junior Team Development Camp
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Bob Lowes named Head Coach of Canada's National Under-18 Summer Team
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Mario Durocher named Head Coach of Canada’s National Junior Team; Assistant Coaches and Support Staff also named
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Governing body of hockey in Canada - now known as ‘Hockey Canada’
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Allan Matthews of Williams Lake (BC) elected Chair of Board; Hockey Canada’s AGM concludes in Regina, SK
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CHA National Volunteer Award Winners Announced
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CHA Board of Directors carries motions on Checking in Minor Hockey
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Canadian Hockey Association to hold Annual General Meeting in Regina, Saskatchewan
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Team Canada Captures Gold Medal at 2003 IIHF Men’s World Championship
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Humboldt Captures 2003 Royal Bank Cup
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Humboldt and Camrose to face off for 2003 Royal Bank Cup
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Semi-Finals set for 2003 Royal Bank Cup; Awards & Scholarship handed out
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Team Canada Advances to Gold Medal Game at 2003 IIHF Men’s World Championship
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Ryan Smyth sets new All-Time Games Played Record for Canada
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TEAM CANADA ADVANCES TO SEMI-FINALS AT MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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Canada’s National Women’s Team looks to the future of program with spring Evaluation Camp
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2003 Royal Bank Cup Set For Charlottetown, PEI
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Calgary Northstars Capture 2003 Air Canada Cup
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RYAN SMYTH NAMED CAPTAIN OF CANADA’S MEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM; ASSISTANT CAPTAINS ALSO NAMED
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Collège Antoine-Girouard and Calgary to face off in 2003 Air Canada Cup Final
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2003 Air Canada Cup Award Winners Announced
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Three players added to Team Canada’s Men’s World Championship roster, including two more Edmonton Oilers
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Gold Medal Winning Canadian Team to return home from 2003 IIHF World Under-18 Hockey Championship
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Team Canada wins tune up game in Latvia
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Four Edmonton Oilers named to Team Canada's Men's Worlds roster
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Canada’s National Under-18 Team Crowned World Champions
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Canada’s World Championship Under-18 Team advances to Gold Medal Final
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Four more NHL players named to Team Canada - Canada’s Men’s Worlds roster stands at 16 players -
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The 2003 Air Canada Cup, 25th Anniversary Edition of Canada’s National Midget Championship, begins on Monday in Sault Ste. Marie, ON
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CHA announces 2003 RBC Financial Group Junior ‘A’ Scholarship Winners
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Former NHL-ers Rick Vaive and Pat Falloon among players going after 2003 Allan Cup this week in Dundas, ON
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Biron and Rivet named to Team Canada; Canada's Men's Worlds roster stands at 12 players
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Halifax/Quebec Named as Canada’s bid group in effort to host 2007 IIHF Men’s World Hockey Championship
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Ten NHL players named to Team Canada Roster for 2003 Men's World Hockey Championship
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Canada’s 2003 World Under-18 Championship roster named
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Canada’s Coaching Staff named for The 2003 IIHF Men’s World Hockey Championship
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IIHF cancels 2003 Women’s World Hockey Championship in Beijing, China
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Pascal Vincent of the QJHL’s Cape Breton Screaming Eagles named to Canada's 2003 World Championship Under-18 Team Coaching Staff
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Molson gives Team Canada $125,000 send-off prior to Women's World Hockey Championship
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Canada’s National Women’s Team changes travel plans for trip to Beijing, China
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Canada's National Women's to depart for Beijing (China) and 2003 World Championship On March 27, 2003
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Canada's National Women's to train in Calgary AB. prior to 2003 World Championship
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Team Alberta captures seventh National Title
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Alberta and Ontario to meet in Final of 2003 Esso Women's Nationals
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Brad McCrimmon named Assistant Coach for Canada's 2003 World Championship Under-18 Team
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Saskatoon, SK set to host 2003 Esso Women's National Hockey Championship
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One Year Anniversary of Women's Olympic Gold Medal Victory; Canada's 2003 IIHF Women's World Championship Roster Announced
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Canada's Olympic Hockey Heroes to get First Anniversary recognition
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Canadian Women's Under-22 Team set for action in Germany
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2002 Allan Cup Champion "Saint-Georges Garaga" set to represent Canada at The 2003 Nagano Cup
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Call for applications for 2003-2004 coaching and support staff positions on National Men’s Junior and Under 18 Teams
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NHL teams loan six players to Canada for 2003 Sweden Games; Swiss Cup roster also announced
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Team Canada Coaching Staff announced for 2003 Sweden Games and Swiss Cup
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Four Canadian cities form two bid groups; both groups present technical plans vying to host 2007 IIHF Men's World Hockey Championship
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Halifax/Sydney set World Junior attendance record : 242,173
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Mike Kelly named Head Coach for Canada's National Under 18 World Championship Team
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Two Canadian cities to present operations plan in bid to host 2007 IIHF Men's World Hockey Championship
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Canada's National Women's Team Development Camp begins today in Toronto, ON
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IIHF Directorate Best Players, Media All-Star Team and Media MVP Announced
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2004 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge awarded to St. John's, Newfoundland
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