A good time was had by over 6,500 at Whitby's Hometown Hockey
Tim Kelly
Publié le : 31 décembre 2019
Mis à jour le : 31 décembre 2019
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They came by the thousands over this past weekend to celebrate hockey in Whitby.
Rogers Hometown Hockey, the travelling celebration of Canadian hockey that hits a town every weekend during the NHL hockey season, drew more than 6,500 residents, minor hockey players and members of the community to events at the Iroquois Park Sports Centre.
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