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 Hockey Gems from the CBC Archives |
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To help celebrate the CBC Television series Hockey: A People's History, CBC Archives presents a collection of hockey-themed clips and topics about Canada's favourite pastime. Click on clips marked with (FULL TOPIC) to access many more radio and television clips on that topic. For more on hockey in Canada, please visit CBC's Hockey: A People's History. |
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 "Bashing Bill Barilko" has just scored the game-winning goal to win the Stanley Cup. (Radio; runs 0:38) |
 The NHL expands from six to 12 teams. (Radio; runs 2:12) |
 Harold Ballard, the much-despised owner of Maple Leaf Gardens and the Toronto Maple Leafs, is convicted of 47 charges of theft and fraud. (TV; runs 2:10) |
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 People take the day off work on Sept. 28, 1972 to watch Canada play the Soviet Union. |
 Thirteen-year-old Wayne Gretzky in conversation with CBC's Peter Gzowski. |
 Remembering Mr. Hockey Night in Canada, Foster Hewitt. |
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 Seven years after the Molson family sold the NHL team, the brewery buys back into hockey for $20 million. (TV; runs 1:42) |
 Conn Smythe, founder, owner, coach and general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, dies at age 85. (Radio; runs 6:45) |
 Junior hockey teams from Canada and the Soviet Union are ejected for fighting in an international tournament. (TV; runs 1:48) |
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 Don Cherry reveals his secret weapon: frankness. |
 The NHL's top draft pick rejects Quebec and returns to the minors. (TV; runs 2:10) |
 Alan Eagleson steps down as head of the NHLPA amid an investigation by the FBI. |
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 Manon Rhéaume becomes the first woman to play in the NHL. (TV; runs 1:50) |
 Scott Young, journalist, author and famous father, looks back on his early days. (Radio; runs 9:04) |
 A 103-day lockout ends, and NHL players are back on ice to salvage the season. (TV; runs 1:42) |
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 Two Canadian cities are losing their teams — one with a whimper, one with a bang. |
 The Olympics are coming, and women's hockey is a hot property. |
 As Maple Leaf Gardens closes, Darryl Sittler looks back at the night he made hockey history by scoring 10 points in one game. (TV; runs 1:17) |
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 Hockey stars and young players gather at the Open Ice summit to brainstorm on improving Canada's game. (TV; runs 2:46) |
 The story behind Canada's secret good luck charm. (Radio; runs 12:40) |
 NHL commissioner Gary Bettman shuts down the 2004-05 season. |
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 Maurice Richard is suspended from the playoffs, and Montreal erupts in a violent expression of rage. |
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