March | 2020 | The History of Hockey Podcast

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In this episode we get out our snow shoes, and hike across the Canadian Rockies! We set up shop in Alberta where we learn about teams from Calgary (the Crescents, and the Regents), and Edmonton. We also see the Banff Winter Carnival come into focus, and what it did for women’s hockey in the area.

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Sorry for the delay, folks! I don’t know where my brain was last week, but I completely forgot to record. Unbelievable, yet…completely believable, because I am me. Anyway, the show is here! This week we follow the Patrick family to Vancouver. It is there they build two state-of-the-art arenas in less than a year, and set up the PCHA. However, not to be forgotten is the actual topic of this series: the ladies! The women in the communities of Vancouver, Victoria, and New Westminster greatly benefit from the Patricks’ arrival, and create teams of their own. Gather ’round as we meet the Vancouver team that undergoes a rebrand, and the “bunch of school girls” who go on to kick some serious butt.