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Tag Archives: Spengler Cup
Team Canada Looks to Seek 16th Spengler Cup Trophy
Team Canada is looking to win its 16th Spengler Cup starting today. The Spengler Cup, started in 1923, is held every year in Davos, Switzerland between December 26th and 31st. Teams are invited to compete in the tournament. Team Canada … Continue reading
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Tagged #GoCanadaGo, Adam Tambellini, Alex Grant, Andrew MacDonald, Éric Faille, Ben Maxwell, Brendan Burke, Chris DiDomenico, Daniel Winnik, David Desharnais, Davos, Dustin Jeffrey, Eric Fehr, Ian Mitchell, Josh Jooris, Justin Danforth, Kevin Clark, Kris Versteeg, Matt Tomkins, Maxim Noreau, Patrick Wiercioch, Paul Postma, Spengler Cup, Sscottie Upshall, Switzerland, Team Canada, Zach Fucale
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Happy 5th Anniversary
February 3rd 2018 marks the fifth anniversary of my blog. I would like to thank everyone who has stopped by to read my posts. I have discussed many different topics from operas, stage shows, and movies that I have seen, … Continue reading
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Tagged 5th Anniversary, Anniversary, Blog, Canada Post, Charter of Rights, Condominium, Edward Brain, HD Broadcast, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Nabucco, Opera, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Review, Senate, Senate of Canada, Senate Reform, Shirley Temple, Social Committee, Spengler Cup, Toronto, Tristan Und Isolde, Union-Pearson Express
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The Spengler Cup: A Brief History
The Spengler Cup is scheduled to begin in 10 days in Davos Switzerland. The tournment starts on December 26th (Boxing Day) and runs until New Year’s. It started in 1923. The tournament was started by Dr. Carl Spengler as a … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada, Canada men's national ice hockey team, Davos, HC Davos, History, Ice Hockey, Spengler Cup, Switzerland, Team Canada
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