Hockey
Dalhousie’s off-campus rink is a home only in name
The Dalhousie Tigers hockey teams have called the Halifax Forum rink home for eight seasons. Bruce Hartlin doesn’t feel like the rink is truly a home.
Read MoreGame time in Halifax
A look inside a Halifax Mooseheads game during the COVID-19 pandemic. New restrictions make the viewing experience much different than before.
Read MoreNew city, same friendship
Four seasons of hockey, two Dalhousie University acceptance letters and one global pandemic after meeting in eighth grade, Gabby Noordijk and Mattie Base find themselves grinding away at schoolwork in a small Halifax Starbucks.
Read MoreThe personality that left a legacy
Having served from 1993 to 1997 as the team’s president, Wheeler became general manager of Dal’s men’s hockey team for the next 15 years. Before his time with the hockey team, he had long careers in the Royal Canadian Air Force and at Bridgestone Tires. He was also a student at Dal in the ’90s when he began with the hockey team. Wheeler graduated with a bachelor’s degree in history from Dal in 2000.
Read MoreAn elite eight of recruits
The Dalhousie University Tigers men’s hockey team has announced eight new recruits for the upcoming Atlantic University Sport (AUS) season, which is delayed until January 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreHockey (Hack) Day in Canada
Hockey Hack Day in Canada, as Ebrahim Adeeb put it, is like a mass job interview for data analysts. It’s kind of like a sports draft combine.
Read MoreHow to help Halifax hockey
Since 2012, the University of Calgary and Mount Royal University hockey teams play each other for one regular season game that is anything but ordinary.
Read MoreTrading skates for spikes
Mike Evelyn almost couldn’t make it to a high-performance bobsleigh recruitment and testing event in March 2018. It’s a good thing he did.
Read MoreMidseason recap
Here’s where your Dalhousie Tigers volleyball, basketball, hockey and swimming teams are standing after the winter break.
Read MoreThe heart of the community
It amazes me what hockey in Tyne Valley does for the village. Participation as a player, coach, parent or referee, expanded the love of the community.
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