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CHINA

Dalian

The largest Canadian community in China (all teachers at Dalian Maple Leaf International School) will hold men's and women's pond hockey games plus speed skating and barrel jumping on an outdoor pond in the Dalian Development Zone!

Adrian Conradi

JAPAN

Hamamatsu

Looking for an internet website that will show me HNIC coverage along with the games!

David Elmes

UNITED STATES

Anaheim, Calif.

I'll be watching a full day of hockey including the tradition HDIC tripleheader!!! My favourite Canadian team in the NHL is the Calgary Flames!

Roger Hodson

Buffalo, NY

Probably going to hang out in Fort Erie most of the day

Mike Cantani

California

Playing street hockey with my 10 year old son. He's #25 for the Tri-Valley Blue Devils in California!

Lucie Deziel-Allard

Charlotte, N.C.

Watching the games on television.

Herman Howard

Clinton, NY

Watching on CBC, then play a senior league game at night.

Bob Walsh

Dunkirk, NY

Each year we throw a big, huge party on HDIC. We wish that CBC would have a remote in the States. Our boys play hockey for NCCYHA.

Bridget M.G. Majka

Flint, Mich.

Likely watching HDIC mixed with some ball hockey…enjoying hockey with my boys!

Dave Korhonen

Gaithersburg, MD

Watching Hockey Day in Cananda. What else?

Brian Hampton

Kansas City

Watching HDIC, of course! Hopefully in HD?

Randy Chadwick

Las Vegas

Keeping updated on the Oilers game through RSS feeds on my computer. Maybe get a ticket to go to the Wranglers' game next Friday and wear my official Oilers attire.

Maureen Dutton

New York

Having the only Hockey Day party in New York.

Jerry Hess

Last year on Hockey Day in Canada I invited four canadian rec league teams (from Montreal, Toronto, Guelph and Ottawa) to play four NYC teams in Central Park. It was a blast! We're going to do the same thing again next year on Jan. 7, 2007! http://www.traineaux.com/hockey/cccp06.html

Bob Weyersberg

Owego, NY

I am going to do anything I can to watch the whole 13 hours of hockey. Go hockey! Go Canada!

Tom O'Hara

Toledo, Ohio

For any hockey fan I would like to do is read a hockey magazine or go out to have a good time.

Keidra Watts

Uniontown, PA

Hockey Day in Canada maybe a tradition in Canada but us Americans are watching you all day as well on our NHL Center Ice Package. We share in the love of Hockey & Canada as well. I can't wait for the January 13th Canadian Holiday.

Stephen Soltis

Washington, D.C.

I've watched hockey day in Canada the past two seasons on the NHL Center Ice package and find it wonderful. I'm considering visiting a town where the festivities would be occurring for next year's event. Please post updates so I can plan accordingly. Thanks!

Bill Murphy

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