Hockey Day in Canada

Bfgrn

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To our great friends and neighbors...thanks for the world's fastest team sport ...
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Hockey Day In Canada celebrates Canada's fascination with and passion for hockey, and the picturesque southwestern Ontario community, known worldwide for the renowned Stratford Festival, will prove the ideal venue to spotlight sports theatre at its finest.

"Stratford will provide a beautiful backdrop for our 10th edition of Tim Horton's Hockey Day In Canada," said Joel Darling, who is director of production for CBC Sports. "Stratford's history of hockey and their vibrant community will help celebrate what has become a Canadian tradition over the past decade."

The 10th broadcast of Hockey Day In Canada will be hosted by Ron MacLean from Allman Arena, beginning at noon ET, and feature Don Cherry in a prominent role.

The program is a mammoth undertaking, running 13½ hours and highlighted by an NHL triple-header featuring Canada's six teams.

It also represents a sizeable commitment from the community of Stratford, a charming Victorian city of 30,000 nestled in the countryside beyond cosmopolitan Toronto.

"We're a small, rural community in the county of Perth and I think, when you couple that with the cosmopolitan nature of having the largest theatre in the country — the Stratford Festival — with our great hockey history, we embody all elements of what the Canadian psyche is about," Stratford Mayor Dan Mathieson told CBCSports.ca.

Read more: Stratford, Ont., to host Hockey Day In Canada

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Toro...are you old enough to remember the comedy TV show 'Bizarre' with John Byner and Super Dave Osborne?

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Toro...are you old enough to remember the comedy TV show 'Bizarre' with John Byner and Super Dave Osborne?

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:lol:

Indeed I am. (Barely!)

They filmed that show and Bizarre in Toronto.

I used to love that show. Byner is hilarious and Super Dave's stunts were great...tears type laughter...
 

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