…Canada. So culturally important has ice hockey become to Canada, in 1994 the Government of Canada passed the National Sports Act which named Ice Hockey as Canada’s natio nal winter…
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A 1908 Road Trip
…reaching the mountains, the water was really running. However, we kept going and landed at Glen Campbell’s at about 5, where we had supper. Mr. Campbell supplied us with a…
1908 Hockey Road Trip
…reaching the mountains, the water was really running. However, we kept going and landed at Glen Campbell’s at about 5, where we had supper. Mr. Campbell supplied us with a…
1958/59 WINNIPEG BRAVES
…Winnipeg Braves eliminated the Brandon Wheat Kings (8-1, 4-2, 11-4) and then take the Turnbull Memorial Trophy final in five games (5-2, 4-2, 3-0, 2-7, 6-4) over the St. Boniface…
Final Face Off - Gordie Stratton
…of 58 years, Inez. Left to cherish his memory are his four girls; Sandee Deck (Mike), Sheri Johnson (Grant), Shannon Kohut, and Samantha Michaluk (Tony). Gordie’s pride and joy were…
1963/64 WINNIPEG MAROONS
…USA national teams. The Maroons more than held their own against International competition with the CAHA asking the team to give up its identity and become Canada’s First National Team…
RON OTTAWA
…to take on instructor and referee clinics for the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association (MAHA). In the 80s, his experience earned him games at National University, Junior and Intermediate championship finals….
1973/74 SELKIRK STEELERS
…Stoez in a 2-1 victory followed by a 6-3 Game Four win had Selkirk on the verge of a national title. The Bears had different plans however, and would win…
2017 Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame Dinner
…Residential School, International player Jennifer Botterill, the WHA’s Jim Benzelock, the NHL’s defenceman Lew Morrison, coach Barry Trotz, and forward Pat Falloon, journalist Vic Grant and former Winnipeg Jets owner…
LEN MORROW February 17, 1936 – December 12, 2021
…LEONARD (LEN) DAVID MORROW February 17, 1936 – December 12, 2021 Len grew up in Elmwood and lived most of his life in Winnipeg. He was a manufactures…
1954/55 BRANDON WHEAT KINGS
…’A’ Champs played the Intermediate ‘B’ Champs, for the Intermediate Provincial crown and the right to advance to the CAHA Playoffs. Brandon had finished in 1st place in the Big…
1965-70 CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM
…in the Winnipeg Arena against top European teams. A second national team was formed in Ottawa during the 1967-68 season. Canada finished third in the world championship in 1966 and…
UKRAINIAN NATIONAL TEAM OFFICIALS VISIT MANITOBA HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
…of Fame. Dimitri played 811 games in the NHL with Washington Capitals, LA Kings, Boston Bruins, and Toronto Maple Leafs. He also played for the Ukraine Junior National Team….
Join Ty Dilello for the launch of Mosienko: The Man Who Caught Lightning in a Bottle
…played 268 games in the National Hockey League and 51 games in the World Hockey Association. He played for the Hartford Whalers, Minnesota North Stars, and Winnipeg Jets. …
1964/65 UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA BISONS
…from a tour with the Canadian National team, led the way with a hat-trick while Bill Podolsky and Jim Pineau added two each. Singles were added by Tom Trosky, Leo…
Ab McDonald 1936 - 2018
…February 18, 1936, Ab grew up in the Weston area of Winnipeg attending Cecil Rhodes in his early years and Daniel Macintyre Collegiate for high school. Like many young athletes…
1974/75 THOMPSON HAWKS
…had their first Western Canada title and their first team to make it to a national final. Taking on the Moncton Bears for the Canadian Intermediate Hardy Cup crown, the…
Picken, Bob
…director and did play-by-play on Winnipeg junior Jets and Canada’s National Team broadcasts. After moving to CBC where he worked in both radio and TV, Picken covered the birth of…
Pioneer Arena renamed to honour Charlie Gardiner
…recognize one of its greatest athletes. In addition to hockey, Gardiner had played baseball and rugby for the Tammany Tigers, one of the city’s most prominent athletic clubs. He is…
BOB HOLLIDAY
…Tribs demise, Bob was the crime reporter for the Winnipeg Sun and promoter for the World Wrestling Federation. Today, he’s the President of the St. Vital Historical Society and Manager…
1960-64 ASSINIBOIA RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL
…challenged the MJHL champion Winnipeg Rangers for the right to represent the province in the National Junior playdowns. The challenge was denied. Manitoba Provincial Junior B Champions (1960, 1961, 1962,…
JACKIE McLEOD April 30, 1930 - December 8, 2022
…(Graison) and Aaron as well as great-grandchildren, Madeleine, Juliette, and Molly. Robert was born in Regina, Saskatchewan on April 30, 1930. He was blessed to enter this world with his…
BARRY SHENKAROW
…for the Winnipeg Jets. By 1983, Shenkarow was warning all who would listen that the costs for running an NHL team were rising and that the aging Winnipeg Arena was…
MANITOBA HOCKEY: AN ORAL HISTORY
…’Golden Boys: The Top 50 Manitoba Hockey Players of All Time’ in 2017, prolific author and hockey historian Ty Dilello has returned with another deep dive into Manitoba’s hockey history….
GERRY VARNES
…Gerry completed his earthly journey and entered the arms of the Lord. He is now at peace. He is survived by his loving wife Irene; grandson Stewart and…
2021 SAM FABRO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
…student athlete from Russia. Polina is an excellent student in the Asper School of Business and a well respected member of our team. She is also a great teammate who…
BILL BOND November 1, 1944 - August 8, 2020
…his loving wife Susan of 39 years, son Joby & wife Kimberly, 3 grandchildren Julia, Ev and Grey in Burlington, Ontario. Brother-in-laws Lou Koldy (Winnipeg), and Hugh Chatfield (Mary) in…
SAMI JO SMALL
…reserve in 1998 by the Canadian Womens National team. By the time her international career ended she had won five World Championships and twice been named Championship MVP. She is…
BRAD CHARTRAND
…ECAC Hockey Best Defensive Forward Award in 1996. Brad would also serve as Captain of Canada’s 1996 Spengler Cup championship team. He would join the Canadian National Team for 2…
TREVOR KIDD
…National Hockey League. The 1988/89 Wheat Kings weren’t very good, but the WHL soon took notice of the kid in net that was stopping a lot of rubber and keeping…