Carney among long line of prominent Canadians to lace up for Oxford University’s hockey team
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Prime Minister Mark Carney and Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon are trying to repair their working relationship after some recent tensions and having different visions for Canada's future.
However, the two leaders do share a common bond, with both having played goalie for Oxford University's hockey team in the U.K.
Oxford University Ice Hockey Club Historian Michael Talbot said the team was "undoubtedly the best in Europe at that time.
They beat the French, the Germans, the Belgians, the Swiss... the English, and anyone else who could come along at that stage and won innumerable national trophies."
The leaders are among a long line of prominent Canadians who've laced up for the prestigious institution. In fact, the team still wears a red maple leaf.
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However, the two leaders do share a common bond, with both having played goalie for Oxford University's hockey team in the U.K.
Oxford University Ice Hockey Club Historian Michael Talbot said the team was "undoubtedly the best in Europe at that time.
They beat the French, the Germans, the Belgians, the Swiss... the English, and anyone else who could come along at that stage and won innumerable national trophies."
The leaders are among a long line of prominent Canadians who've laced up for the prestigious institution. In fact, the team still wears a red maple leaf.
Redmond Shannon has more.
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