More than 100 young First Nations hockey players took to the Slush Puppie Centre in Gatineau Friday for the inaugural Indigenous Hockey Showcase.
The event seeks to connect up-and-coming Indigenous athletes with U.S. prep schools to give them a better sense of where the sport can lead them in life.The information you need to know, sent directly to you: Download the CTV News App
For some, the day holds special meaning. The event is dedicated to one of its planners and former player Charly Washipabano - the first James Bay Cree to play NCAA hockey."I came for the showcase today that my late dad was working on," Zane said."We'll get to show our power, how good we are, and show what we're like ."
Even if some may not make the NHL, Chabot is a firm believer in the life experience able to be gained from the sport. The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. We may earn a commission when you use our links to shop.If You're Ready To Dip Your Toes Into Spring Cleaning, You'll Want To Order At Least One Of These Amazon ProductsIf Your Mom Needs A Bit Of Rest and Relaxation, Here Are 20 Of The Best Self-Care Gifts For Mother's Day10 Of The Best Dark Spot Correctors You Can Get Online Right NowDartmouth, N.S.
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