NHL All Star Week

CBC Ottawa was your source for hockey mania during All Star week. Check out some of our local coverag that took place during the week leading up Sunday's big game. 

Monday, January 23rd
CBC Ottawa News starting at 5:00 p.m.
Dan Seguin (@seguinsports) talks to a 16 year old hockey referee with cystic fibrosis. He used to play the game but after several concussions had to give it up. Nowadays he's a referee and he loves it. Most recently he participated in the Bell Capital Cup and learned different referee phrases in 7 languages so he could talk to all the teams.

Tuesday, January 24th
CBC Ottawa News starting at 5:00 p.m.
A recreational men's hockey player and key league organizer returns to the rink after suffering a near fatal heart attack on ice. Brent Bradley was saved by team mates during the game. Obviously his family is grateful but we'll hear from his "hockey family" - all the people that play in leagues he organizes.

Wednesday, January 25th
CBC Ottawa News starting at 5:00 p.m.
Dan Seguin talks to Amanda Ieradi, a very small, very talented female hockey player with dreams of making it to the Olympic team. She is part of the Senators women's hockey club, a club quickly gaining reputation as a hockey factory for very good female players.

Sandra Abma (@abmacbc) gives you the run-down of NHL All Star events going on this weekend.

Thursday, January 26th
CBC Ottawa News starting at 5:00 p.m.
We take a look at Junior hockey fans: loud, passionate, sometimes obnoxious, but always very loyal. Dan talks to a group of fans called the Asylum. They sit right behind their opponent's bench at Ottawa 67's games and try to drive the team and their coach crazy. They're very good at what they do.

Catch Waubgeshig Rice (@Waub) live from outside Casino Lac Leamy site of the NHL All Star Fantasy Draft.

Adrian Harewood and Dan Seguin will be live from the Ottawa Convention Centre at the Scotiabank FanFair.

Friday, January 27th
91.5 FM Radio One: All in a Day, 3:00 - 6:00 pm.
Live hits from Scotiabank Fan Fair at the Ottawa Convention Centre

CBC Ottawa News starting at 5:00 p.m.
Dan Seguin looks at the billeting of junior hockey players. The ups and downs of having a member of the "family" traded. We talk to a family in Ottawa which has billeted many players including two members of the Ottawa 67s right now.

Dan Seguin comes to you live from the Ottawa Convention Centre for a second day, bringing you the latest updates from Fan Fair and live interviews with top hockey personalities.

Lucy van Oldenbarneveld will be on-air live from the Rideau Canal, site of the first ever Energizer Night Skate. She'll be joined by Dan Seguin and P.J. Stock, from Hockey Night in Canada, as co-host of the skate. The party starts at 6:30 p.m., with the first skaters off at 7:00 p.m. You might just get to meet some other celebs including:

• Robyn Bresnahan (host Ottawa Morning)
• Spartycat (Ottawa Senators)
• Blade the Bruin (Boston Bruins)
• NJ Devil (New Jersey Devils)
• Stormy (Carolina Hurricanes)
• 2010 Women's Hockey Olympians: Jessie Vetter (USA), Caroline Ouellette (Hockey Canada), Meaghan Mikkelson Reid (Hockey Canada)
• NHL Alumni: Shean Donovan, Jason York, Jason Smith

Saturday January 28th & Sunday January 29th
The Scotiabank Fan Fair will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m on Saturday. We'll be there all day in the Hockey Night in Canada booth. Come join us to get a chance to win some great hockey prizes, meet CBC on-air personalities and try your hand at various skills games and activities.

CBC News Network's got you covered all weekend with the latest news from Ottawa.

For a complete schedule of what's on, visit CBC's NHL All Star Game home page.