Hockey Towns: Stories of Small Town Hockey in Canada by Bill Boyd fashion prints Ken Dryden tells the riveting

Ken Dryden tells the riveting story of one player’s life

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Hockey Towns: Stories of Small Town Hockey in Canada by Bill Boyd fashion prints Ken Dryden tells the riveting8vo. pp. 250. index. bds. dw. [Toronto]: Doubleday Canada Limited, [1998]. New. At a time when Canada's influence in hockey seems to be slipping, Hockey Towns assures us that the spirit of the game will endure in our communities. Bill Boyd takes us on a journey across Canada from Glace Bay, Nova Scotia to Powell River, British Columbia for a look at hockey outside the big cities. Visiting places like Truro, Nova Scotia (where there's a run for the