Posts tagged Hockey

Friday, July 16th, 2010

The Town of Star City requires new iceplant

Molson Coors donates  $10 000.00 toward the Star City Arena Geothermal project.  The project will see a geothermal heating system installed in the rink enabling the creation of artifical ice.  This will allow the arena to continue to provide the much needed ice time to the town’s residents and to the residents of the surrounding areas, thereby encouraging greater participation in winter ice sports.    

StarCity - cheque presentation

Mike Tate, Molson Coors Sales Manager, Saskatchewan (middle)  and Mark Sikorski, Molson Coors Sales Rep (right) present a donation cheque to Barry Petrie, Star City Arena fund raising committee member.     

Molson Coors …proud to play our part!

Cheers…sagree

Friday, June 25th, 2010

Molson Coors Partners with NSD to Promote the Sport of Hockey at Grassroots Level

Since their inaugural year (2008), the CBC Hockey Night in Canada Presents Play On Calgary Program, has more than doubled with spectator numbers growing to +15,000.  This year 393 teams registered for the event.  The celebrity game on Saturday, June 19  featured 2 prominent Calgary residents, Cory Sarich (Calgary Flames) and Ric McIver (City of Calgary Alderman). 

Play on! Calgary Cheque Presentation 

Mike Nicholas (right) presents cheque to Vern Gerhardt.

Here’s to celebrating hockey in it’s purest form…Cheers  Sagree

Sunday, May 16th, 2010

Helping the Homeless – Canadian Style

Hockey for the Homeless 001 Vancouver 2010

Photo L-R: Sean Berry, Director of Operations, Hockey for Homeless; Ewan French, Vancouver Tournament Director;  John Eddy, Molson Coors Canada

This year’s Hockey for the Homeless event in Vancouver was terrific. Given it was the 2nd year, it was clear the level of energy and excitement around the day was excellent and all the participants seemed pumped to be out playing some shinny for a great cause.

We were able to have one of best customers, Bill Anderson, from the UBC Alma Mater Society, participate on Molson Coors’ behalf. Being a hockey enthusiast, he was absolutely thrilled to be in the same games as such great former NHLer’s like Garth Butcher, Gary Valk and Kirk McLean.

Given Molson Coors’ strong ties to hockey, this is an event we should look to support on an ongoing basis. Cheers, Darren

Thank  you for sharing Darren!  Below is a brief history on “Hockey for the Homeless”.

  • Hockey for the Homeless as established in Toronto in 1996.
  • Tournaments are held in five cities across Canada; Calgary, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver.
  • Since the first event in 1996, the organization has raised over $2,000,000 in support for over 15,000 homeless men, women and children across Canada.

For more info on this great cause see hockeyforthehomeless.

Cheers MolsonCaroleB

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010

2010 Games Memories – Oh Canada !

This is one of my favourite highlight shots from the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games with Geoff Molson, seventh generation of our founding brewery family, leading Canada’s Women’s Hockey team and everyone at Molson Canadian Hockey House in our national anthem. Oh Canada !  Man the house was rockin that night. Cheers @MolsonFerg

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Hockey, Hockey and more Hockey!

Winnipeg Harvest Donation 2010

Photo: Molson Canadian Extreme Team Winnipeg; Tracey Winch, P&E Manager, Molson Coors Canada; Terry Beck, Molson Coors Sales Manager.

Sales Rep, Ed McGurry and P&E Manager, Tracey Winch,  along with the ever popular Molson Canadian Extreme Team, connect Molson Canadian to Hockey in the COMMUNITY raising money for the Winnipeg Harvest Food Bank.
By partnering with Power 97, Winnipeg’s number one rock station, we received air time for 3 weeks leading up to the 5th Annual Hockey Day in the Winnipeg Sponge Hockey tournament.
The sold out tournament is a day filled with hockey action and delicious Molson Canadian Lager sold in the beer garden located in the Melrose Community Centre
Not only did we raise money through beer garden sales, additional dollars were raised through 50/50 draws, and sponge hockey team’s registration fee;  Molson MDF also donated $2,500 to Winnipeg Harvest. A total of $6,670 was raised for the Winnipeg Harvest Food Bank!

The Molson Canadian Sponge Hockey tournament after party took place down the street at the Henderson Draft House where we announced the winning teams and awarded prizes.   All in all a great Canadian Day!! See below for some highlights from PowerTV.  Cheers Tracey and MolsonCaroleB

http://www.power97.com/PowerTV/