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Middle-aged men from the Toronto Lakeshore Oldtimers Hockey Club play with youthful energy, finding joy and camaraderie on the ice despite life's challenges.
Three feet of ice cover the St. Lawrence River as Anthony Bourdain joins chefs Fred Morin and Dave McMillan for ice fishing and culinary adventures in Quebec.
Chronic traumatic brain injury is found in female athletes, challenging the perception that concussions primarily affect male sports.
Las Vegas Golden Knights' inaugural season in 2017 showcased their remarkable resilience, uniting a city healing from tragedy while pursuing the Stanley Cup.
In Quebec City, the Quebec Nordiques, coached by Maurice Richard, prepare for their opening game in the World Hockey Association at the Quebec Coliseum.
Flemingdon Park, a Toronto neighborhood, transitioned from a majority white population in the 1960s to a diverse community reflecting various cultures by the 1970s.
A record 1 million fans attended games in the Quebec league during one season, illustrating the deep connection between hockey and Canadian communities.
A hockey game in 1940 between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the New York Rangers ends in a tie, leading to an overtime period filled with intense action.
Tribal players in eastern India help hockey thrive and lead India to Olympic success after decades.
Kalina Bertin's father, George Patrick Dubai, is described as having lived different lives, creating a complex family dynamic shaped by his mental health struggles.
Matthew Perry shares his love for the LA Kings and his Canadian hockey roots.
A 10-year-old boy learns to cook and navigate his surroundings despite a visual impairment that limits his sight to shadows and light.
Bryan Harris films North Korean cheerleaders supporting the women's hockey team at the Winter Olympics.
A woman recalls feeling out of place at a football players' gathering, arriving in a tracksuit while others were dressed elegantly.
Two members of the Baltimore Banners hockey team were victims of gun violence, prompting their teammates to honor them during an annual game.
Libby's injury during a hockey match parallels her husband's shift from football to faith, as cameras capture the realities of life, love, and loss in Britain's A&E departments.
In a community skating rink in Quebec, families enjoy a lively Sunday afternoon filled with hockey, skating lessons, and social dancing, all captured by director Gilles Carle.
A young boy in Quebec receives a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater instead of the Montreal Canadiens jersey he wanted, igniting a conflict of loyalty among friends.
Four youth sledge hockey teams compete in a weekend tournament, demonstrating their skills and teamwork on the ice.
