Hockey and Canadian

way: What a beautiful way to celebrate these people becoming Canadian, Blades president Steve Hogle said, according to CTV. There's nothing more Canadian than hockey or few things more Canadian than hockey and to have them be part of our country at a hockey rink, at a hockey game, is just perfect. The Saskatoon Blades, Open Door Society and local business Ecologik teamed up to host a citizenship ceremony at a Saskatoon Blades game. The location was a bit out of the ordinary, but the new Canadians wouldn't have it any other way. I think it's one of the games most Canadians love so much, and this is the very day we're having the ceremony as well. It's a long-awaited day and it's coming out in a very good and ceremonious way, new Canadian Abolade Oluwabiyi said. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.