Changes: Manitoba

Latest revision as of 21:13, 1 November 2019

Manitoba is one of Canada's 10 provinces, with a population of 1,182,921 (2007) . It was officially recognized by the Federal Government in 1870 as separate from the Northwest Territories, and became the first Province created from the Territories. It is the eastern most of the three Prairie Provinces. The word "Manitoba" is etymologically related to the native word "manitou" which means spirit. Manitoba, in the Red River area, contained the first western colony and settlement area of Canada.

Hockey in Manitoba

currently
Professional
Winnipeg Jets
Major Junior
Brandon Wheat Kings
Balmoral Hall Blazers
Junior A
Manitoba Junior Hockey League
Flin Flon Bombers
Junior B
Keystone Junior Hockey League
Junior C
Hanover Tache Junior Hockey League
Other Junior
Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League
Manitoba Women's Junior Hockey League
U18 AAA
Manitoba AAA U18 Hockey League
Manitoba Female Midget Hockey League
CSSHL
Pilot Mound Hockey Academy
RINK Hockey Academy
St. Mary's Academy
Senior
Carillon Senior Hockey League
North Central Hockey League
South Eastern Manitoba Hockey League
Tiger Hills Hockey League

The Winnipeg Jets of the National Hockey League, play in Winnipeg at the MTS Centre. The Brandon Wheat Kings are longtime members of the Major Junior circuit, Western Hockey League. In Junior 'A', Manitoba boasts twelve teams, plus a Junior B, Junior C and Junior Womens loop. Manitoba also boasts 2 Midget AAA leagues, and in senior, 5 leagues.

Hockey Manitoba is the governing body of all amateur ice hockey in Manitoba, Canada. Hockey Manitoba is a branch affiliate of Hockey Canada, and was founded in 1914 as the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association.

Each season, Hockey Manitoba hosts the Minor Hockey Provincial Championships. Approximately 35 communites across the province host provincial tournaments as 400 team entries and 6,000 players compete for a chance to win a Provincial Championship. Various provincial categories are held in both male and female hockey in the Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget age divisions.

Hockey History

The Beginning 1890
The 1891-82 Season
Junior Action 1891-92
College Games 1891-92
The Stanley Cup 1896

Provincial Champions

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Famous Hockey Players

Dan Bain	Andy Bathgate	Ed Belfour	Jennifer Botterill
Turk Broda	Bobby Clarke	Art Coulter	Tom Dunderdale
Red Dutton	Frank Frederickson	Charlie Gardiner	Herb Gardiner
Butch Goring	Joe Hall	Ted Hampson	George Hay
Andy Hebenton	Bryan Hextall	Ron Hextall	Dick Irvin
Ching Johnson	Tom Johnson	Reggie Leach	Bill Masterton
Steamer Maxwell	Bill Mosienko	Harry Oliver	Babe Pratt
Bill Ranford	Ken Reardon	Terry Sawchuk	Sami Jo Small
Joe Simpson	Jack Stewart	Blaine Stoughton	Jonathan Toews

List of Manitoba Players

Towns of Manitoba

Largest municipalities by population
City	2001	2006
Winnipeg	619,544	633,451
Brandon	39,716	41,511
Thompson	13,256	13,446
Portage la Prairie	12,976	12,728
Steinbach	9,227	11,066
Selkirk	9,752	9,515
Winkler	7,943	9,106
Dauphin	8,085	7,906
Table source: Statistics Canada

Towns of Manitoba

Please note that this list may not be complete

Albert - Alexander - Alonsa - Altona - Amaranth - Angusville - Anola - Arborg - Argyle - Arrow River - Ashern - Assiniboia - Austin - Badger - Bakers Narrows - Baldur - Barnsley - Beausejour - Belair - Benito - Binscarth - Birch River - Birds Hill - Birtle - Bissett - Blumenort - Boissevain - Bowsman - Bradwardine - Brandon - Brochet - Brookdale - Brunkild - Bruxelles - Caliento - Camperville - Carberry - Carman - Cartwright - Churchill - Clandeboye - Clearwater - Cormorant - Cowan - Cranberry Portage - Cross Lake - Crystal City - Cypress River - Dallas - Darlinford - Dauphin - Deloraine - Dominion City - Duck Bay - Dugald - Durban - Easterville - East Kildonan - East Selkirk - East St. Paul - Ebb and Flow - Eddystone - Elgin - Elie - Elkhorn - Elma - Elm Creek - Elmwood - Elphinstone - Emerson - Erickson - Eriksdale - Ethelbert - Falcon Lake - Fisher Branch - Flin Flon - Fork River - Forrest - Fort Alexander - Fort Garry - Foxwarren - Fraserwood - Friedensruh - Garden City - Garden Hill - Gardenton - Garson - Gilbert Plains - Gillam - Gimli - Gladstone - Glenboro - Gods Lake Narrows - Gods River - Grande Pointe - Grand Rapids - Grandview - Gretna - Grosse Isle - Grunthal - Grunton - Hadashville - Hamiota - Hartney - Haywood - Hochfeld - Holland - Île-des-Chênes - Ilford - Island Lake - Kensville - Kenton - Killarney - Kleefeld - Koostatak - La Broquerie - Lac Brochet - Lac du Bonnet - Lakeland - Landmark - La Rivière - LaSalle - Leaf Rapids - Letellier - Libeau - Little Grand Rapids - Lockport - Lorette - Lundar - Lynn Lake - MacGregor - Manitou - Mariapolis - Marius - Marquette - Mather - Matlock - McAuley - McCreary - Melita - Miami - Miniota - Minitonas - Minnedosa - Minto - Mitchell - Moose Lake - Morden - Morris - Narcisse - Neelin - Neepawa - Nelson House - New Bothwell - Newdale - Niverville - North Cypress - Norway House - Norwood - Notre Dame de Lourdes - Oakbank - Oakbluff - Oakburn - Oak Lake - Oakville - Ochre River - Olha - Onanole - Opaskwayak Cree Nation - Oxford House - Peguis - Petersfield - Pierson - Pikwitonei - Pilot Mound - Pinawa - Pine Falls - Piney - Piperstone - Plum Coulee - Poplar Point - Portage la Prairie - Powerview - Pukatawagan - Rapid City - Red Sucker Lake - Reinfeld - Reston - Richer - River Hills - Rivers - Riverton - Roblin - Roland - Rosenort - Rossburn - Russell - St. Adolphe - St. Andrews - St. Boniface - St. Claude - St. Clements - St. Eustache - St. Georges - St. Germain - St. James - St. Jean Baptiste - St. Laurent - St. Lazare - St. Lupicin - St. Malo - St. Pierre-Jolys - St. Theresa Point - St. Vital - Ste. Anne - Ste. Rose du Lac - Sagkeeng - Sandy Bar - Sandy Lake - Sanford - Selkirk - Seven Sisters - Shamattawa - Sherridon - Shilo - Shoal Lake - Silver - Snowflake - Snow Lake - Solsgirth - Somerset - Souris - South Indian Lake - South Junction - Split Lake - Sprague - Springfield - Starbuck - Steinbach - Stonewall - Stony Mountain - Strathclair - Stuartburn - Sundance - Sundown - Swan Lake - Swan River - Tadoule Lake - Teulon - The Pas - Thompson - Thornhill - Tolstoi - Transcona - Treherne - Tyndall - Vassar - Vermette - Virden - Vista - Vita - Waasagomach - Wabowden - Wanless - Warren - Waskada - Wawanesa - Waywayseecappo - Wellwood - Westbourne - Weston - West St. Paul - Whitemouth - Winkler - Winnipeg - Winnipeg Beach - Winnipegosis - Woodlands - York Factory - York Landing - Zhodan

Canadian Provinces
Alberta - British Columbia - Manitoba - Newfoundland and Labrador - New Brunswick
Nova Scotia - Ontario - Prince Edward Island - Québec - Saskatchewan
Territories: Northwest Territories - Nunavut - Yukon

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+The '''Winnipeg Jets''' of the [[National Hockey League]], play in [[Winnipeg]] at the [[MTS Centre]]. The '''Brandon Wheat Kings''' are longtime members of the Major Junior circuit, [[Western Hockey League (junior)|Western Hockey League]]. In Junior 'A', Manitoba boasts twelve teams, plus a Junior B, Junior C and Junior Womens loop. Manitoba also boasts 2 Midget AAA leagues, and in senior, 5 leagues.<br />
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+'''Hockey Manitoba''' is the governing body of all amateur ice hockey in Manitoba, Canada. [[Hockey Manitoba]] is a branch affiliate of [[Hockey Canada]], and was founded in 1914 as the [[Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association]].<br />
-The '''Winnipeg Jets''' of the [[National Hockey League]], play in [[Winnipeg]] at the [[MTS Centre]]. The '''Brandon Wheat Kings''' are longtime members of the Major Junior circuit, [[Western Hockey League (junior)|Western Hockey League]]. In Junior 'A', Manitoba boasts twelve teams, plus a<br>Junior B, Junior C and Junior Womens loop. Manitoba also boasts 2 Midget AAA league, and in senior, six leagues.<br>
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+Each season, Hockey Manitoba hosts the Minor Hockey Provincial Championships. Approximately 35 communites across the province host provincial tournaments as 400 team entries and 6,000 players compete for a chance to win a Provincial Championship. Various provincial categories are held in both male and female hockey in the Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget age divisions.<br />
-'''Hockey Manitoba''' is the governing body of all amateur ice hockey in Manitoba, Canada. [[Hockey Manitoba]] is a branch affiliate of [[Hockey Canada]], and was founded in 1914 as the [[Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association]].<br>
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-Each season, Hockey Manitoba hosts the Minor Hockey Provincial Championships. Approximately 35 communites across the province host provincial tournaments as 400 team entries and 6,000 players compete for a chance to win a Provincial Championship. Various provincial categories are held in both male and female hockey in the Atom, Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget age divisions.<br>
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 ==Hockey History==
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 *[[Manitoba Hockey History, College Games 1891-92|College Games 1891-92]]
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 ==Famous Hockey Players==
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