Kraft Hockeyville

The family of the late Duncan-McPhail speaks at West Elgin arena on March 31, 2023. (Bryan Bicknell/CTV News London)West Lorne Mayor Bill Denning pointed out ...

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Voting is now open for Kraft Hockeyville, and with West Lorne decked out in gold and black, they are asking everybody to vote as much as possible.

At 6:30 p.m., the puck drops between the U18 West Lorne Comets and past professional Comets alums, including Horvat’s brother Cal playing and father Tim coaching. when a free public skate will take place until 2:30 p.m. During the kickoff to voting, which opened at 9 a.m. Both Summers and West Elgin Coun. Community officials say the current setup of four small dressing rooms is not enough during the busy hockey season, especially during tournaments. The winning community also receives the opportunity to host an NHL pre-season game. To help get the vote out, West Lorne is hosting a plethora of activities Friday and Saturday at the West Lorne Arena and West Elgin Secondary School. “I have so many fond memories of playing in West Lorne and being a West Lorne Comet,” said Horvat, commenting on being able to win the 2003 Silver Stick for his division as a lasting memory. Reminiscing on his time spent playing minor hockey, attending power skating sessions, or just going to public skating at the West Lorne Arena, Horvat ended his message by wishing the community the best of luck in winning the contest and asking everyone to vote. The campaign behind West Lorne was a last-minute affair Summers said, but the community rallied to get over 800 submissions in under a week to get the community into the final four. West Lorne is one of four finalists in the national contest, which offers $250,000 to the winning community for upgrades to the arena. Voting is now open for Kraft Hockeyville, and with West Lorne decked out in gold and black, the community is asking everybody to

Voting opens at 8 AM and will close 32 hours later at 4 PM Saturday. The winning community will get an NHL hockey game and win $250,000 for arena upgrades.

“Saturday night during the live broadcast of the two Sportsnet games, during the first intermission, they are going to make that announcement. It was the people who go to the rink every day and their kids are on the ice. The link to vote is in our bio! But if that is not your jam and you are happy to sit on your couch, just keep in mind a little bit of time has gone by and I should probably log on and vote again." Phoenix Cheer is onboard helping us out, we've got tae kwon do kids that are putting up their videos, we have everybody in town.” Anne bar is encouraging patrons to vote and, if that isn’t your speed, the Old No.12 Café & Lounge is also a voting station.

Voting is now open for the final round of the Kraft Hockeyville competition. Although none of Chatham-Kent's bids made it through, a neighbouring community ...

Each of the three runners-up will receive a consolation prize of $25,000 for arena upgrades. Horvat grew up in Rodney, just down the road from the West Elgin community, and was a member of the 2003 Silver Stick championship team. The winner will skate away with an NHL game and $250,000 in arena upgrades.

Saint-Anselme est finaliste pour l'obtention du grand prix de 250 000$ qui servirait à rénover le désuet Centre sportif Bellechasse-Dorchester.

Selon le responsable des loisirs Pascal Gonthier, la moyenne d’âge dans le village n’est que de 39 ans. Tout se passe ici, que ce soit le hockey, la ringuette, le patin artistique, le patin libre, le camp de jour, le sentier glacé... «Kraft Hockeyville, c’est aussi une façon de mettre la pression sur le gouvernement. La toiture, le revêtement extérieur, les vestiaires, les douches, les bancs des joueurs et estrades ne sont que quelques autres éléments en grave manque d’amour. On pense que cette notoriété pourrait nous aider à passer au-dessus de la pile quand viendra le temps de discuter avec le gouvernement», estime-t-il. «Ce qui nous réjouit le plus de ce concours, c’est la visibilité que ça nous donne.

Si Sainte-Anne remporte le grand prix, elle aura 80% de la somme nécessaire pour rénover son aréna. Photo : Radio-Canada / Mario De Ciccio.

On n’a pas pu finir la saison dans notre aréna, raconte-t-il au micro de l’émission le 6 à 9. On donc a dû fermer les portes à la mi-février. tient avec une broche à foin. [Le résident de Sainte-Anne Rhéal Chaput à propos du tournoi Kraft Hockeyville, dans l’émission le 6 à 9 ](https://ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premiere/emissions/le-6-a-9/episodes/697643/rattrapage-du-vendredi-31-mars-2023/12) [l'aréna de Saint-Adolphe](https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1783922/saint-adolphe-kraft-hockeyville-prix-concours) au Manitoba, dont la machine à glace était en panne, avait fait partie des quatre finalistes du tournoi Kraft Hockeyville, mais c'est la Première Nation Elsipogtog au Nouveau-Brunswick qui avait remporté le titre. Finaliste du tournoi Kraft Hockeyville, la ville de Sainte-Anne met les bouchées doubles pour remporter le grand prix de 250 000 $ qui lui permettrait de rénover son aréna devenu vétuste.

Les multiples efforts des résidents de Saint-Anselme aura permis à la municipalité de Chaudière-Appalaches de se retrouver parmi les quatre finalistes du ...

La population a jusqu’à samedi 17h afin de voter pour en faveur de Saint-Anselme au concours Kraft Hockeyville. Selon le coordonnateur des évènements, rénover l’aréna est crucial pour l’avenir des jeunes de la municipalité, qui n’auront pas à s’exiler vers les grands centres afin de jouer au hockey. «J’invite tous les Québécois à voter pour la municipalité de Saint-Anselme.