NATIONAL SLEDGE TEAM ON THE ROAD TO VANCOUVER

En route to the Paralympic Winter Games, Canada’s National Sledge Team boarded a bus in Calgary on February 27 and will practice in Kimberley, Trail and Kelowna, B.C. before arriving in the Paralympic Village in Vancouver on March 6.

LABONTE TO CARRY
CANADIAN FLAG

National Sledge Team captain Jean Labonté has been selected to carry the Canadian flag and lead Canada’s 53-athlete delegation into the Opening Ceremony of the Paralympics on March 12 in Vancouver. » more

CHECK OUT THE 2010
PARALYMPIC MEDIA GUIDE

Looking for more information on the sledge players and staff who will represent Canada at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games? Looking for stats from past Paralympics? Look no further, download the 2010 Paralympic media guide.

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DON’T MISS A SECOND OF
PARALYMPIC TV COVERAGE

Can’t be in Vancouver, but want to watch the National Sledge Team try and complete Canada’s gold medal three-peat? Canada’s Olympic Media Broadcast Consortium has you covered, with every second of sledge hockey action! » more

CANADA’S SLEDGE TEAM
ANNOUNCED

Hockey Canada unveiled the team that will go for sledge hockey gold at the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games in Vancouver. The announcement was made on Monday in Saskatoon, Sask., which has been Canada’s mecca of hockey over the past two weeks. » more | roster

WHO IS YOUR
HOCKEY TWIN?

Canada’s best players – men’s, women’s and sledge – were asked 20 questions. Now here’s your chance to answer the same questions and find your hockey twin! Play more than once, because you may not get the same result twice. » more

SLEDGE HOCKEY MEETS
ROYALTY IN VANCOUVER

Four members of Canada’s National Sledge Team had the rare opportunity to play for royalty on Thursday, hitting the ice in front of His Royal Highness, Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex at UBC Thunderbird Arena, sledge’s Paralympic home. » more