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The vast majority of Canadians , both male and female, have played hockey at some level. Hockey is part of the very fabric of our culture. Hockey is not just a sport, it is part of who we are and what we do. But, obviously, not ALL Canadians play hockey. My wife, for example, born and raised in Canada, can't even skate!!!
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Why is ice hockey such a big part in Canada's culture?
All canadians voted for ice hockey to be the canadian national sport
What do Canadians do in there spare time?
Play ice hockey, drink hot chocolate, have sex near the fire
How does hockey represent being Canadian?
Canadians invented ice hockey because of canada's long winter canadians made a sport out of it
What country is the strongest in ice hockey?
CANADA! its in there blood hockey was invented by canadians
Can you only play ice hockey in Canada?
NO? you can play hockey any where there is ice
Who was the first hockey player to play hockey?
the soulders gaurding the parlement buildings grabbed a stick from a tree and a ball and went on ice and played with no eqiupent .
What is the name of player who play ice hockey?
Sidney Crosbie play ice hockey !
What is the name of the most titled ice hockey team and in the world?
Montreal Canadians
How do you play non-ice hockey?
you can play floor hockey, roller hockey, or field hockey
Why do Canadians play ice hockey?
This might be a somewhat simplified answer as I am not a sociologist or anthropologist. But hockey was invented/developed in Canada. Over the years hockey has become more than a sport. Indeed, it has become a vital part of the very fabric of our Canadian culture. There are few Canadians , male or female, who haven't played the game at some time in their lives, even if it has only been skating around with a puck and stick on a local pond or rink.
What is the Canadian national sport?
Canadian sports are sports that Canadians played and originated
Is ice hockey popular in the Olympics?
Ice hockey is a popular event at the Winter Olympics for many countries. Canadians, northern and eastern Europeans particularly enjoy hockey, as do significant numbers in the northeastern USA.
