Asian Heritage Month

Asian Heritage Month


Throughout May, Hockey Canada will celebrate Asian Heritage Month with a series of content pieces highlighting the contributions and accomplishments of Asian Canadians. Video and written content will be featured at HockeyCanada.ca and across Hockey Canada’s social media platforms – TwitterInstagram and Facebook.

ASSIST FUND IN ACTION – DAISY
The Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund helped Daisy Cui fall in love with the game and find confidence, and helped her mother discover a big piece of Canadiana.
Capping off his final junior hockey season at the Centennial Cup, Noah Pak has a bright future – on and off the ice.
Brampton to the world
A one-of-a-kind jersey from designer Sandeep Kaur Gill celebrating local cultures is on display at Women’s Worlds.
Sixteen years after winning bronze with the Blizzard, Mikaël Tam is back at U18 Club Nationals, this time as a coach.
Jade Lore and Emily Chan give credit to their Fraser Valley Rush teammates for making their injury recoveries easier.
HC Champion: Harbans Bains
He makes the game more welcoming for newcomers to Canada, while instilling athletes with a belief in themselves.
Just 14, Aydan Wang is focused on not only his own hockey career, but those of Asian-Canadians who will come next.
A two-time Olympic gold medallist and seven-time world champion, Vicky Sunohara is most proud of her Japanese heritage.
Pat Lam wasn’t allowed to play hockey growing up, but that hasn’t stopped him from becoming a hockey dad and volunteer.
Representation matters
Lynne Kiang has spent 30 years working to welcome people of all backgrounds to rinks in B.C.’s Lower Mainland.
A photo hanging on Branden Sison’s wall is a constant reminder of the challenges he overcame to reach his dreams.
Susana Yuen grew up in a hockey-loving home, never thinking Canada's game would connect her back to China.
HC Ambassador: Roy Sakaki
Roy Sakaki loves the game as much as anyone, and the City of Salmon Arm wouldn’t be the same without its ‘Mr. Hockey.’
Considering their connection, it’s fitting Ryan Suzuki and Mason Millman are chasing the World Juniors together.
It has been a busy – and successful – few months for Nick and Ryan Suzuki, who both went summer camping with Team Canada.
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HCC: One For All in Yellowknife
One For All celebrated women’s hockey with more than 300 participants.
Celebrating National Tattoo Day!
Canadians are proud to wear their passion for our game.
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