26K views · 123 reactions | The challenge sledge hockey players face is two-fold: expand the sport internationally to receive Paralympic certification, and gain recognition from Hockey Canada as a national program. The problem is that one can’t happen without the other. Subscribers can read the full story: https://tgam.ca/2FZuFrZ Not a subscriber? Click here to become one: https://trib.al/V4kaG6h | The Globe and Mail | Facebook

Yellowknife's first-ever sledge hockey team is mostly comprised of children without disabilities. Here's how Riley Oldford, a 12-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, helped bring the team together. Watch more: https://youtu.be/v04ferSewZE | CBC News: The National

Awesome day 1 at the @londonblizzard sledge hockey tournament. It’s been a blast seeing everyone and can’t wait to spend the day hanging out at the rink tomorrow! #sledgehockey #paraicehockey #buttdown #paralympics #london | Kevin Rempel