Canada to face Russia for gold tomorrow at ACC

by The Bulldog • January 4, 2015

Canada will face Russia for the Gold Medal on Monday, January 6, 2015 in the World Junior Hockey Championship Tournament. Tonight, Canada defeated Slovakia in the semi-final game 5 to 1

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