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alvinema
- The Lockout Is Over: A Love Story Returns
- NHLPA and CAW Solidarity? Examining Donald Fehr’s Politics
courtneyszto
- Hockey Canada and Livestrong: Pushing the boundaries of corporate social responsibility?
- “A N*gger in Net”: A proud product of Canadian immigration and Canadian integration?
E Martin Nolan
- A League Falls in the Wilderness
- What’s the true intention here?
markdavidnorman
- Debating the Origins of Hockey: Does it Matter Where, When and by Whom Hockey was First Played?
- Sport, Hockey, and Film: An Interview with Russell Field, Executive Director of the Canadian Sport Film Festival
mattventresca
- The Lockout Is Over: So now what?
- John K. Samson and the intersection of sport, music and politics
simondar
- If you can’t beat ‘em (up), join ‘em
- Brian Burke’s Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
sunilagni
- “Two Types of Fans”: Exploring the Relationship between the Edmonton Oilers and their Supporters
- Hockey Insiders and Social Media
vickygrygar
- The Aftermath of the Canadian Hockey League Players’ Association (CHLPA)
- A Stipend or Restriction? Why CHL Players are Unable to Gain NCAA Eligibility

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