
Since 1887: Heritage Hockey Sticks continues a Canadian legacy
Hockey sticks have been made in Cambridge for 133 years, but this operation is now unique, as stick making has shifted overseas.
Hockey equipment manufacturer CCM and players donate 500,000 masks
Coordinating with its network of supply chain partners in Asia as the most efficient way to procure the gear.

Bauer to switch from protecting hockey players to medical staff [UPDATED]
Equipment to help deal with the COVID-19 pandemic would be produced at the company’s innovation centre in Blainville, Que.

NS pond billed as the ‘cradle of hockey’ put up for sale
10-hectare property that includes the pond is for sale, with an asking price of $1.38 million.

Innovation on ice: Bladetech scores in the hockey world
High-tech skate blades are popular among hockey’s elite.
Adidas to sell CCM hockey subsidiary to Toronto firm for $110M
Manufacturing plants in St-Hyacinthe and St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que.
Ontario students aim to make puck for blind hockey players
Final product has been produced in the 3D printing lab at Oakville, Ont.’s Sheridan College.

Raven shoots and scores
Calgary’s Raven Hockey fills a void in stick sizing, and the results have turned into a breakaway for growing hockey stars.

Leaf fans! Check out this meme!
Passed along by Mark Borkowski.
Bauer Hockey drops concussion protection claims: Competition Bureau
Regulator said the company’s claims for its RE-AKT helmet were not supported by adequate testing.
Pucks and trucks: Sask. company uses jobs to net hockey players
AGI Envirotank wants to rebuild Biggar, Sask.’s senior hockey team, but happens to need people to work in welding, drafting, fabricating too.

Meet hockey legend Guy Lafleur at MMTS
Part of a special evening May 13 for job shops across Quebec.

Kick-starting the stick of steel
Colt Hockey’s stick of steel exceeds Kickstarter goal to fund production.

Shooting for gold with “green jerseys” | PLANT
Nike adds recycled water bottles to its Olympic hockey uniforms.

Robot stick-handler
Engineering students at the University of Waterloo and their prof have developed a robot that replicates the perfect
slapshot to test composite hockey sticks for fractures and
breaking points