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ASK A REFEREE! Are you a referee with a question, looking for an answer? Are you searching for the correct interpretation of a certain rule? Are you needing clarification? Well then Hockey Canada has the solution – Ask a Referee! Send your questions in, and every month Hockey Canada’s referee-in-chief will give his answers. » send e-mail

DOWNLOAD THE 2010-12 HOCKEY CANADA RULE BOOK Are you a coach or an official and you’re not quite sure how a rule should be interpreted? Was that a penalty or not? Get the answers you’re looking for by downloading the 2010-12 version of Hockey Canada’s official rule book. » download		STANDARD OF PLAY One of the best ways to understand what the official looks for when making the call is to look closely at certain cues within the player’s actions. You could say that the initial action a player takes allows the official to anticipate the infractions because in most cases it is inevitable. What then? » more

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