Hockey: A People's History - Season 1 Episode 6 The Golden Age (1960-1972)
A tale of two cities, as Montreal and Toronto are fierce rivals, on and off the ice. The two cities couldn't be more different. The Maple Leafs build a tough, defensive team that reflects the character of the city. Players like Tim Horton personify this team. He is strong, plays defence and is from the railway and mining towns of the Canadian Shield. Montreal has style and finesse, as personified by their captain, Jean Beliveau. As part of the 1967 Centennial celebrations, a large number of Canadian towns and neighbourhoods build arenas. These are places for Baby Boomers to play hockey and a sign of the democratization of the game. The arenas also become meeting places important to town life.
Year: 2006
Genre: Documentary
Country: Canada
Studio: CBC Television
Director: Mark Starowicz, Susan Dando
Cast: Paul Gross, James Hyndman
Crew:
First Air Date: Sep 17, 2006
Last Air date: Oct 15, 2006
Season: 1 Season
Episode: 10 Episode
Runtime: 45 minutes
IMDb: 0.00/10 by 0.00 users
Popularity: 1.758
Language: English, French
Season
Season 1
Episode
A Simple Game (1875-1905)
The Money Game (1905-1915)
Empires on Ice (1915-1929)
The People's Game (1930-1945)
A National Obsession (1945-1960)
The Golden Age (1960-1972)
The Soul of a Nation (1972-1980)
Hope and Betrayal (1980-1988)
Winter of Discontent (1990-1998)
Reclaiming the Game (1998-2002)
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