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Canada bolsters roster for 2001 Spengler Cup
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National Junior tTeam 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 Men’s 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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General Manager, Assistant Gm, and Head Coach named 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
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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
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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 German 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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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 IIHF 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
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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
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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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