The Lindros factor

Article Abstract:

At the 1992 Winter Olympics, the Canadian hockey team will be led by 18-year-old Eric Lindros. Lindros is considered the most heralded player of his generation, but he will need help from his teammates if Canada is to challenge for a gold medal.

Olympic athletes, Hockey players, 1992 AD, Lindros, Eric

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Hockey meltdown: neither national team lived up to expectations

Article Abstract:

Both the men's and women's hockey teams disappointed Canadian fans at the 1998 Winter Olympics. The men's team failed to win a medal. The women's team won the silver medal after losing the final game to the US.

Cover Story, 1998 AD

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In search of glory

Article Abstract:

Canada's chances for a gold medal in hockey at the 1992 Olympics are analyzed. Canada finished a disappointing fourth at the 1988 Games.

Hockey coaches

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