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A Look At Rogie Vachon
Rogie Vachon was one of the NHL's premier netminders of the 1970s in a fantastic Hockey Hall of Fame career.
Jun 26
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Remembering Art Wiebe
Chicago Black Hawks defenseman Art Wiebe, a member of the club’s improbable 1938 Stanley Cup championship team, built a quiet legacy of toughness…
Jun 19
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Remembering Frank Mathers
Winnipeg’s Frank Mathers built a hockey legacy that reached Hall of Fame heights.
Jun 12
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Remembering Nick Wasnie
Selkirk's Nick Wasnie won two Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadiens in 1930 and 1931.
Jun 5
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May 2026
Remembering Rosario "Lolo" Couture
Hailing from the French-speaking St. Boniface neighbourhood of Winnipeg, Rosario "Lolo" Couture won a Stanley Cup with the Chicago Black Hawks in 1934.
May 29
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Remembering Johnny Gallagher — Hockey Glory and the Hidden Wound
Kenora's Johnny Gallagher won a Stanley Cup in 1937 with Detroit and also was one of the first NHLers to really suffer the effects of post-concussion…
May 22
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A Look At John Ross Roach
John Ross Roach won the 1922 Stanley Cup with the Toronto St. Pats en route to a very successful career as an NHL goaltender in the 1920s and 1930s.
May 15
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Selkirk’s Paul Goodman Remains A Footnote — And A Champion — In Stanley Cup History
Selkirk's Paul Goodman was an emergency replacement goalie in the 1938 Stanley Cup finals that found himself having his name engraved on the Stanley…
May 8
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A Look At Rabbit McVeigh (Part Two)
Kenora's Rabbit McVeigh was your prototypical happy-go-lucky Irishman that shined at the NHL level with the New York Americans and later as a referee.
May 1
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April 2026
A Look At Rabbit McVeigh (Part One)
Kenora's Rabbit McVeigh was your prototypical happy-go-lucky Irishman that shined at the NHL level with the New York Americans and later as a referee.
Apr 24
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A Look At Bing Juckes
Winston “Bing” Juckes, a hard-shooting left winger from Hamiota, Manitoba, earned his nickname by ringing pucks off the crossbar before going on to play…
Apr 17
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A Look At Gus Rivers
Gus Rivers, a Winnipeg-born NHLer with Montreal scored an historic overtime goal in the 1930 Stanley Cup semifinals—one of the defining moments of his…
Apr 10
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