CANADA 150: Tracing the roots of Canada’s love for hockey

CANADA 150: Tracing the roots of Canada’s love for hockey

Paul Henderson reminisces about the greatest goal scored in Canada’s greatest game

This story is part of a 12-part series from the Canadian Press on “turning points” in Canadian history in the lead-up to Canada’s 150th birthday.

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