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December 26. 2011 — January 5. 2012

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contents

2012 IIHF World Junior Championship Official Fan Guide Published by the Edmonton Journal, a division of Postmedia Network Inc. 10006-101 Street, Edmonton, AB T5J 0S1 Publisher, John Connolly

Welcome Message......................................... 3 History of the IIHF.......................................... 5 Kids Word Search............................................6 Ticket Exchange................................................7 Hockey Canada Merchandise...................9 World Hockey Tour..........................................11 Pre-Tournament Games..............................13 Tournament Schedule................................. 14 Rexall Place, Edmonton ............................ 16 ScotiaBank Saddledome, Calgary........ 18 "I Was There" by Paul Brandt.................. 20 How to Connect..............................................23 Scan Code Information..............................23 World Junior Fan Zone................................25 Explore Edmonton....................................... 26 Getting Around Edmonton....................... 27 Explore Calgary............................................. 28 Getting Around Calgary ........................... 29 Tournament Format.................................... 30 Legacy Painting Project..............................31 Hockey Day in Canada . ..............................33 Accomodations..............................................35 Volunteer Appreciation.............................. 37 Our Partners................................................... 39

Director of Strategic Partnerships & Projects Sandra Marocco Partnerships & Projects Coordinator Taryn Melnyk Graphic Designer Kelle Cloutier 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship Coordinator Shane Fennessey Special thanks to Hockey Canada for photos.

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hen we were bidding for the World Junior Championship years ago, we talked about why Alberta wanted the 2012 Juniors and what this would mean to us. We brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta for numerous reasons: We brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta so Calgary and Edmonton could work together.

We brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta so over 570,000 people could enjoy a great game.

We brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta so 10 teams, in fact 10 countries from around the world could experience our great province and our country.

We brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta to shine a light on the new home of Hockey Canada at Winsport.

We brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta so people could get together with their families and friends during the holiday season to cheer for Canada or their favorite team or player.

Most of all, we brought the 2012 Juniors to Alberta so people could say “I was there”.

We created “I was there” because it conjures up important moments that take place in our lives our memories and our experiences.

Hockey is about never giving up, getting up when you fall down, helping a teammate, and doing your best. Hockey is about scoring goals, learning how to lose and learning how to win.

Whether you watch the occasional hockey game on TV, play in the National Hockey League, play pond hockey, are a boy, girl, man or woman, our national past-time causes you to dream and remember.

We all have memories, and through this awesome experience called the World Junior Championship, more memories will be created and we will say “I was there”

Enjoy the tournament!

— 2012 Host Organizing Committee

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AND SO WERE WE. NOUS AUSSI.

ONCE AGAIN, CANADA SAFEWAY IS A PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 2012 IIHF WORLD JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

December 26, 2011 - January 5, 2012 - Calgary/Edmonton ENCORE UNE FOIS, CANADA SAFEWAY EST UN FIER COMMANDITAIRE DU CHAMPIONNAT MONDIAL JUNIOR DE L’IIHF 2012.

26 décembre, 2011 – 5 janvier, 2012 – Calgary/Edmonton

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he IIHF, founded on May 15, 1908 in Paris, France, is the governing body of international ice hockey and inline hockey.

history of the

The IIHF features 70 member associations, each of which is the national governing body of the sport in its nation.

Besides controlling the international rulebook, processing international player transfers, and dictating officiating guidelines, the IIHF runs numerous development programs designed to bring hockey to a broader population.

The IIHF also presides over ice hockey in the Olympic Games, and over the IIHF World Championships at all levels, men, women, juniors under-20, juniors under-18 and women under-18. Each season, the IIHF in collaboration with its local organising committees, runs 25 different World Championships in the five different categories.

Besides the world championships, the IIHF also runs a set of European club competitions, including the Champions Hockey League, the Continental Cup, the European Women's Champions Cup and the European Champions Cup.Â

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Bring your completed word search puzzle to any information kiosk on the concourse at Rexall Place or the Saddledome to get a token reminder of your World Junior Experience.

Crosswords can also be turned in at the Fan Zone in Calgary and Edmonton.

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you can still be there!

WJC TicketExchange is the only safe, secure and authorized site for the resale of 2012 WJC tickets. This service allows WJC package holders the opportunity to price and resell tickets to the general public for WJC games they are unable to attend. WJC Ticket Exchange is the only resale site that guarantees the validity of the ticket to the buyer.

Help us set the all-time WJC attendance record.

Let’s fill every seat for every game LOOKING FOR TICKETS?

Go to hockeycanada.ca for the current inventory of tickets available for purchase.

Current Ticket Holders

If you are unable to attend a game, you have the option of posting your tickets for resale to the general public or donating them to our community program.

Resell Individual Game Tickets

To post tickets for sale on WJC TicketExchange, simply log on to World Junior Account Manager on hockeycanada.ca, select the game and seats you want to sell, set your selling price and post the tickets to the WJC TicketExchange marketplace.

WJC TicketExchange will facilitate the transaction by charging the buyer’s credit card and transferring monies to your account. In addition, you won’t have to deal with ticket delivery, and thanks to unique barcode technology it will be handled electronically.

Donate Individual Game Tickets

Crescent Point Ticket Donation Program

Your second option if you are unable to attend a game is to donate the tickets through our Crescent Point Ticket Donation Program. Our WJC Host Committee will re-distribute donated tickets to a variety of groups across Alberta, including schools, minor hockey and the military.

To donate tickets, simply log on to World Junior Account Manager, select the game and seats you want to donate and post them to the Donation Program electronically. The WJC Host Committee will facilitate the distribution of donated seats to various community groups. A charitable tax receipt will not be issued for the donation.

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show your colours

Celebrate 30 years of the Program of Excellence with this limited edition Team Canada replica jersey as Canada hosts the world at the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship.

This jersey represents the blood, sweat and tears poured out annually by Team Canada as they set the gold standard around the world. Wear this jersey with pride, just like every Canadian-born hockey player dreams of doing! Check out our great selection of tuques, scarfs, jackets and more at www.hockeycanada.ca.

You can also purchase merchandise at both game venues through Game Day Merchandise or at all participating SportChek locations!

Hockey Canada and ebay.ca will be offering hockey fans a chance to bid on game-worn jerseys from the 2012 iihf World Junior Championship. The auction will launch during the Championship. Keep checking the website to see when you can start the bidding!

All proceeds from the sale of game-worn items will go to the Hockey Canada Foundation to assist with funding of national development programs, national teams, and initiatives that promote the sport at all levels of the game.

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t’s a fairly rare opportunity to have the honour of welcoming the world and hosting an international sporting event. It just doesn’t come around often. The last time Alberta hosted the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship was in 1995, and although the official host city was Red Deer, round-robin games were held in 14 communities across Central Alberta. Fast-forward to the present and the World Junior Championship has finally returned to Alberta, this time all round-robin games taking place in Edmonton and Calgary.

Hockey Alberta has partnered with RBC Play Hockey, the World Junior Organizing Committee and Hockey Canada to launch the World Hockey Tour. The idea behind the World Hockey Tour is simple: unite and excite all Albertans regardless of whether or not they could attend a tournament game. The Tour began a few weeks back on December 3rd in Stettler and travelled across the province, to the northern town of Falher and as far south as Lethbridge, visiting a total of 14 different towns and cities.

“Our focus was to engage Albertans from all corners of the province to create an exciting atmosphere for the World Junior Championship that extends beyond Edmonton and Calgary,” said Hockey Alberta’s General Manager, Rob Litwinski. “This event will positively impact hockey all around the province and we wanted as many people as possible to have the chance to say ‘I was there’.”

As part of its commitment to helping hockey happen in communities across North America, the RBC awarded a total of $70,000 in RBC Play Hockey Grants to communities throughout Alberta, to support the growth and development of the game.

“We are proud to be part of the World Hockey Tour leading up to the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship as it brings the spirit of hockey to communities across Alberta," said RBC regional president, Alberta and the Territories, Bruce MacKenzie.

Each of the selected communities planned for a full day of on and off-ice events, including 4-on-4 Novice and Atom tournaments for 120 players, coaching clinics, photo opportunities in a replica IIHF locker room, numerous giveaways and prizes for fans.

“The Stettler Minor Hockey Association and the community of Stettler was proud to take part in and support the excitement surrounding the World Junior Championship,” said Stettler’s World Hockey Tour Host Chair, Nadine Lang. “Our World Hockey Tour Event was a once in a lifetime opportunity that the kids and community will remember for years to come.”

This was exactly the intent of the World Hockey Tour. Spread the thrill, the excitement and ultimately, the legacy that an event like World Junior Championship leaves in its wake, for years to come all across the province.

— Jimmy Adams, Communications, Hockey Alberta

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pre-tournament

games

date

time*

game

venue

location

monday december 19

7:00 pm CAN — FIN Saddledome

Calgary, AB

tuesday december 20

7:00 pm USA — RUS ENMAX Centrium 7:00 pm CZE — LAT Foothills Centennial Centre 7:30 pm SWE — DEN Olds Sportsplex

Red Deer, AB Okotoks, AB Olds, AB

wednesday december 21

7:00 pm SVK — FIN WinSport Canada Athletc & Ice Complex Calgary, AB 7:30 pm USA — SUI Edgeworth Centre Camrose, AB

thursday december 22

7:00 pm CAN — SUI ENMAX Centrium 7:00 pm LAT — DEN Centennial Regional Arena 7:00 pm RUS — CZE ENMAX Centre

Red Deer, AB Brooks, AB Lethbridge, AB

friday december 23

7:00 pm USA — SVK Centennial Place 7:30 pm CAN — SWE Rexall Place

Three Hills, AB Edmonton, AB

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group A Calgary

RUSSIA | SWEDEN SWITZERLAND | SLOVAKIA | LATVIA

group B Edmonton

CANADA | UNITED STATES | FINLAND CZECH REPUBLIC | DENMARK

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schedule #

monday 1 december 26 2 3 4

time*

game

grp round

1:30 pm 3:30 pm 6:00 pm 8:00 pm

CAN — FIN B Preliminary SWE — LAT A Preliminary USA — DEN B Preliminary RUS — SUI A Preliminary

venue

location

Rexall Place Edmonton, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB Rexall Place Edmonton, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB

tuesday 5 6:00 pm DEN — CZE B Preliminary Rexall Place Edmonton, AB december 27 6 8:00 pm LAT — SVK A Preliminary Saddledome Calgary, AB wednesday 7 1:30 pm FIN — USA B Preliminary Rexall Place Edmonton, AB

december 28 8 3:30 pm SUI — SWE A Preliminary Saddledome Calgary, AB 9 6:00 pm CZE — CAN B Preliminary Rexall Place Edmonton, AB 10 8:00 pm SVK — RUS A Preliminary Saddledome Calgary, AB

thursday 11 6:00 pm CAN — DEN B Preliminary Rexall Place Edmonton, AB december 29 12 8:00 pm RUS — LAT A Preliminary Saddledome Calgary, AB 13 1:30 pm december 30 14 3:30 pm 15 6:00 pm 16 8:00 pm

CZE — USA B Preliminary SVK — SWE A Preliminary DEN — FIN B Preliminary LAT — SUI A Preliminary

Rexall Place Edmonton, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB Rexall Place Edmonton, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB

saturday 17 2:00 pm FIN — CZE B Preliminary december 31 18 4:00 pm SUI — SVK A Preliminary 19 6:00 pm USA — CAN B Preliminary 20 8:00 pm SWE — RUS A Preliminary

Rexall Place Edmonton, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB Rexall Place Edmonton, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB

friday

* All times listed are local MT

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playoffs & relegation #

time*

game

round

venue

location

monday

21 11:00 am 4A — 5B 22 3:00 pm 2A — 3B 22 7:00 pm 2B — 3A

Relegation Saddledome Calgary, AB Quarter-final Saddledome Calgary, AB Quarter-final Saddledome Calgary, AB

tuesday

24 11:00 am 4B — 5A 25 3:00 pm 1B — W(G22) 26 7:00 pm 1A — W(G23)

Relegation Semi- final Semi- final

Saddledome Calgary, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB

Relegation 28 3:00 pm 4A — 4B Relegation 29 7:00 pm L(G22) — L(G23) 5th Place

Saddledome Calgary, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB Saddledome Calgary, AB

january 2

january 3

wednesday 27 11:00 am 5A — 5B january 4

Please note that quarter-final and semi-final games are subject to change depending on home team's placement.

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thursday january 5

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venue

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30 1:30 pm L(G25) — L(G26) Bronze Saddledome Calgary, AB 31 6:00 pm W(G25) — W(G26) Gold Saddledome Calgary, AB

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venue information

edmonton Rexall Place

7424 – 118 Avenue

corner of 118th Avenue & Wayne Gretzky Drive South

Directions from: South or International Airport: Take Hwy. 2(QE2) North to Whitemud Drive East. Follow Whitemud Drive to 75th Street North / Wayne Gretzky Drive & turn left. Follow signs to Northlands.

North: Take Hwy. 2(QE2) South to Yellowhead Trail East.

Follow on to Wayne Gretzky Drive South.

East: From Yellowhead Trail turn left on Wayne Gretzky Drive South. Follow Northlands signs.

West: From Yellowhead Trail turn right on Wayne Gretzky Drive South. Follow Northlands signs.

LRT Take the North LRT route to Coliseum station stop.

Parking

Ample parking is available around Rexall Place and Northlands. Parking directly adjacent to Rexall Place is restricted.

CONCESSIONS

Items include: hotdogs, pizza, burgers, sandwiches, perogies, popcorn, pretzels, nachos, fries & onion rings.

Cash & credit cards accepted. Outside food and beverage is not permitted into Rexall Place at any time.

SMOKING POLICY In compliance with City of Edmonton Bylaw, Rexall Place is a smoke free venue.

For more information on Rexall Place, call 780.471.7210 or visit northlands.com/rexall-place-rocks-edmonton.

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Rexall Place

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CODE OF CONDUCT Fan courtesy is an important element of enjoyment at Rexall Place and we request all guests be respectful of others around them. Any guest who interferes with the enjoyment of another individual during an event is subject to eviction from the building. Guests are permitted to stand if the majority of the audience is doing the same. Standing on seats or any other building structure is not permitted and may result in ejection from the building. Unacceptable behaviours include, but are not limited to, the following: Standing on chairs/Drunk and disorderly conduct/ Fighting or challenging others to fight/exposing / private body parts/Interference with or delay of the game / Violations of Rexall Place event policies/Violation of the local, provincial or federal laws and statutes/Attempting to enter the field of play or stage without permission/Throwing, discharging or launching any liquid substance wilfully and maliciously disturbing another patron/employee with loud and unreasonable noise./ Using profanity and/or offensive words which may provoke an assaultive response from others/Use of abusive, profane or threatening language to the staff/Taunting or using offensive language against the players, referees or performers/To enforce these policies, ushering and security personnel are located throughout the venue during all events. Those who observe other guests violating these policies should immediately report the incident to the nearest building representative. Rexall Place has the right to address inappropriate behaviour and failure to do so may result in eviction. Evicted guests will not receive a refund for their tickets or be compensated in any way for their loss.

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venue information

calgary

Scotiabank Saddledome 555 Saddledome Rise SE Directions from: South • Macleod Trail to 12th Avenue SE (turn right)

• 12th Avenue SE to 5th Street SE (turn right) North • Memorial Drive to 4th Avenue (turn right)

• 4th Avenue to 1st Street SE (turn left)

• 1st Street SE to 12th Avenue SE (turn left)

• 12th Avenue SE to 5th Street SE (turn right) East • Deerfoot Trail to Memorial Drive (West)

• Memorial Drive to 4th Avenue (turn right)

• 4th Avenue to 1st Street SE (turn left)

• 1st Street SE to 12th Avenue SE (turn left)

• 12th Avenue SE to 5th Street SE (turn right) West • Bow Trail (9th Ave.) to 1st Street SE (turn right)

• 1st Street SE to 12th Avenue SE (turn left)

• 12th Avenue SE to 5th Street SE (turn right)

LRT Get off at Stampede Station on south route.

Parking

Available on the north side of the Saddledome located off 14th Avenue and 5th Street SE Additional parking on Stampede Park, immediately adjacent to the Scotiabank Saddledome.

CONCESSIONS

Items include: hotdogs, pizza, burgers, perogies, sandwiches, popcorn, pretzels, nachos, fries and onion rings. Outside food and beverage is not permitted into Scotiabank Saddledome at any time.

SMOKING POLICY

In compliance with city of Calgary By-Law # 57M92, the Saddledome is a smoke free facility.

For detailed information, call 403-777-4646 or visit scotiabanksaddledome.com.

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Scotiabank Saddledome

seating map

CODE OF CONDUCT Fan courtesy is an important element of enjoyment at the Scotiabank Saddledome and we request all guests be respectful of others around them. Any guest who interferes with the enjoyment of another individual during an event is subject to ejection from the building. 
For the comfort and safety of all guests, laser pointers, air horns and other mechanically enhanced noisemakers are not permitted in the venue. Unacceptable behaviours include, but are not limited to, the following: Standing on chairs/Drunk and disorderly conduct/Fighting or challenging others to fight/ "Mooning" or exposing private body parts/Interference with or delay of the game / Violations of the Scotiabank Saddledome event policies/Violation of the local, provincial or federal laws and statutes/Igniting and display of flames, i.e. lighters / matches, in the facility bowl/Attempting to enter the field of play or stage without permission/ Throwing, discharging or launching any liquid substance/Willfully and maliciously disturbing another patron or employee with loud and unreasonable noise/Using profanity and/or offensive words which may provoke a violent attack from others/Use of abusive, profane or threatening language to the staff/Taunting or using offensive language against the players or referees. To enforce these policies, ushering and security personnel are located throughout the building during all events. Those who observe other patrons violating these policies should report the incident to the nearest building representative.

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Where were you at 5 am Wakin’ up to catch a dream In the dark in the cold Crankin’ up the car-heat

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I was there I was scoring on the wrap-around (I was blockin’ that slapshot down) I was there I was knockin’ ya to the ground I was your “get back up, gotta give ‘er, gotta get ‘er done I was a locker room prayer When you couldn’t find the words I was in your heart Yeah, all over the world That’s where hockey starts You show up, game on Like a breath on the winter air I was there Where were you when all those driveway dreams finally started comin’ true people ‘round the world all watchin’ from their living rooms Where were you at center ice Game tied, gold on your mind In a moment like that with everything on the line With pride In community I was there at the rink and I’ll always be So drop the puck boys and let ‘em play This is our time This is our game I was there When there was nobody else around I was there I was that voice out in the crowd, Shoutin’ out, “get back up, gotta give ‘er, gotta get ‘er done I was a locker room prayer When you couldn’t find the words I was in your heart Yeah, all over the world That’s where hockey starts You show up, game on Like a breath on the winter air I was there

Words and Lyrics written by Paul Brandt © 2011 Giant Foothillbilly Music. Used by permission. All Rights Reserved.

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watch THE video

at edmonto njournal.com or calgaryhe rald.com

Edmonton Journal videographer Ryan Jackson and reporter Amanda Ash shooting scenes for the official "I Was There "music video on location in Fort Saskatchewan, AB.

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i was there

Official theme song

2012 Iihf World Junior Championship written and performed by

Paul Brandt

W

hen Hockey Canada announced that the theme for the 2012 IIHF World Junior Tournament was "I Was There", I agreed that it should be the title for the tournament’s song. In that moment, I immediately went back to a memory from childhood that has always remained with me. I ran downstairs one Christmas morning and saw a street hockey net with a bow on it, and my name on the gift tag. I was euphoric, and took it outside to play hockey with my friends right away. Hockey does that to you.

In Canada, hockey is a spirit that transcends age, gender, background and ability. It takes you to places that you've been, and places you'd like to go. It’s about breakaway goals made and shootout goals missed; dreams that come to triumphant fruition and thoughts of “what could have been” that live on in your imagination. Hockey is with you every day.

I sat down and wrote the song in about fifteen minutes. As fans started sharing their own "I Was There" moments, their stories provided inspiration and a confirmation that I was on the right track. “I Was There” memories spanned from past World Junior Tournaments, to great historic moments in hockey, to dark winter mornings, cold arenas and even colder car rides. People shared stories about hockey played on the street, in community arenas and frozen ponds. Some stories were about players, some about spectators, and some about the great supporting cast of moms, dads, coaches, friends and family that help fuel hockey dreams.

In Canada, and indeed all around the world, hockey fans all speak the same language, all feel the same emotion. We recall the timelines of our lives by referencing great hockey moments. As an artist, songwriter, and probably most importantly, as a hockey fan, writing this song has been a huge honour for me. I am thrilled with the song, and can't wait to hear it in arenas throughout this year’s IIHF World Junior Championship. My hope is that it will evoke the spirit of hockey for everyone who hears it.

— Paul Brandt, November 2011 Scan to hear a clip & download the song!

Net proceeds from all downloads of the song “I Was There” will be received by the Hockey Canada Foundation for their nation wide support of hockey for underprivileged kids.

Paul Brandt is proud to partner with Hockey Canada in this worthwhile initiative.

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stay

connected stay There are lots of ways to connected to all tournament news and events. join the conversation! fb.com/worldjuniors

How to scan

If you’ve never used ScanLife, visit 2Dscan.com from your mobile browser and download it free to your smartphone.

Using the ScanLife application, scan the code.

You’re instantly linked to game and tournament information!

youtube.com/HCWorldJuniors @HC_WJC #2012WJC & #IWasThere

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fan zone world junior

LL A N O I T N ATTE S N A F Y E K HOC FREE ADMISSION Edmonton Expo Centre December 26th – 31st, 2011 Calgary, The Big Four January 2nd – 5th, 2012

check hockeycanada.ca for times

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e sure to make the World Junior Fan Zone a destination to visit during the 2012 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship.

This fun, interactive and hockey-oriented entertainment experience is sure to excite, engage, and educate fans on the rich history of the game from a local, provincial, national, and international level.

Enjoy pre/post-game activity for ticket holders and the general public alike. Fun for the whole family & a great place to escape the cold!

Hockey Hall of Fame Exhibit The Stanley Cup Interactive exhibits

Fans come test your skills in different areas of the game.

Live media programing Legacy Painting Project dressing room Stalls

Representing the participating countries in this year's tournament, the replica stalls will showcase authentic gear including international jerseys and full equipment of all ten teams.

Get your picture taken in a themed stall surrounded by your favourite team's official gear!

and so MUCH, MUCH MORE !

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explore

edmonton ALBERTA Legislature Building 10800 - 97 Avenue | assembly.ab.ca

Photos courtesy of Travel Alberta & EEDC

Walk-in tours are available throughout the day.

ART GALLERY OF ALBERTA 2 Sir Winston Churchill Square | 780.422.6223 | youraga.ca A Passion For Nature: Painting from 19th Century France.

Edmonton Valley Zoo 13315 Buena Vista Road (87th Avenue) | 780-442-5311 Home to over 350 animals, with a full range of species from different climates and habitats — all here for you to discover, learn about and appreciate. Get closer to them like never before.

Fort Edmonton Park 7000 - 143 Street (corner Fox Drive & Whitemud Drive) 780-496-7381 | fortedmontonpark.ca Christmas Reflections: go on horse drawn wagon tour, enjoy hot cider or hot chocolate. See costumed interpreters, sing carols, live music, browse beautiful decorations & sample Christmas baking.

Muttart Conservatory 9626 - 96A Street | 780-442-5311 | edmonton.ca/muttart

celebrate the new year

The four pyraminds are home to thousands of species of plants, Tropical/Arid/Temperate. Feature Pyramid has been transformed with a thousand poinsettas into The Snow Queen’s Garden.

NEW YEAR'S EVE DOWNTOWN

Royal alberta MUSEUM 12845-102 Avenue | 780-453-9100 | royalalbertamuseum.ca See the gallerys of Aboriginal Culture, Wild Alberta and more.

TELUS World of Science — Edmonton 11211–142 Street | 780-451-3344 | edmontonscience.com Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition, plus 5 themed interactive galleries, there’s so much to see, hear, touch, taste and do!

west edmonton mall 8882-170 Street | 780-444-5321 | wem.ca

Galaxyland, the world's largest indoor amusement park. Indoor Ice Skating, World Waterpark: indoor wave pool, bungee tower, 17 waterslides. Exclusive shopping, dining, & theatres.

for more attractions and information visit edmonton.com | edmonton.ca | eventsedmonton.ca

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Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011 Churchill Square Indoor/ outdoor activities & entertainment for all ages. Midnight Fireworks.

METROPOLIS WINTER FESTIVAL

Churchill Square A winter wonderland of lights, sounds and visuals, inspired by cold climate construction technology.

The Knight is Young

Muttart Conservatory Celebrate the New Year Medieval style.

Enjoy an evening of music, & family fun.

EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL NEW YEARS EVE GALA

Fantasland Hotel, West Edm. Mall A spectacular evening of entertainment food, fun. Silent auction supporting Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation.

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CANADA OLYMPIC PARK 88 Canada Olympic Rd. SW | winsportcanada.ca Skiing & snowboarding. Bobsleigh with a professional for the most exhilarating 60 seconds of your life.

GLENBOW MUSEUM 130 - 9 Avenue SE | glenbow.org Explore stories of Western Canada and travel the world with our international galleries all in one day.

LOUGHEED HOUSE 707 13th Avenue SW | lougheedhouse.com A National Historic Site built in 1891. Originally known as Beaulieu, French for beautiful place.

Stephen Avenue Walk 8 Ave SW (Stephen Avenue) from 1 St SE to 4 St SW Enjoy a historic walk along the cobblestone streets of the vibrant Stephen Avenue Walk. You’ll find unique boutiques and shops, as well as vendors which carry distinctive jewellery and diverse cultural items

TELUS Spark The New Science Centre 220 St. George's Dr. NE | sparkscience.ca A place of inquiry that looks at issues, ideas & concepts related to science, technology and creativity.

ZooLights 1300 Zoo Road NE (via Memorial Drive) | calgaryzoo.org Canada’s most spectacular Holiday light shows. Over 1.5 million twinkling lights, interactive light show immerses you in the spirit of the season.

celebrate the new year Saturday, Dec. 31, 2011 Calgary Zoo | calgaryzoo.org Enjoy the amazing Zoolights, live entertainment & fireworks display.

New Years Eve Bash

Olympic Plaza | 228 8 Ave SE Free. Nationally broadcast television special. Fun for the entire family.

for more attractions and information visitcalgary.com

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Airport Shuttle Express Ltd 403-509-4799 | airportshuttleexpress.com Allied Airport Shuttle 1-877-299-9555 | airportshuttlecalgary.ca CHECKER GROUP 1-800-867-4497 | thecheckergroup.com banff airporter 1-888-449-2901 | banffairporter.com Brewster Charter 1-877-266-7292 | brewstertransportation.com Mayfair Taxi 1-888-995-6555 | mayfairtaxi.com

VICTORIA PARK/STAMPEDE stop is the closest to Scotiabank Saddledome. For bus and LRT schedules visit calgarytransit.com.

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tournament format After a single round-robin series in each group, the top three teams from each group advance to the Playoff Round while the fourth and fifth placed team in each group moves to the Relegation Round. The top-seeded team from each group will receive Quarterfinal Round bye thus moving automatically to the Semi-Finals. The second and third placed teams from the Preliminary will play a cross-over Quarterfinal game. The winner of each Quarterfinal moves onto the Semi-Finals, while the loser will play a placement game. The winner of each Semi-Final game will move onto the Gold Medal Game, while the losers will play in the Bronze Medal Game.

Relegation format The four teams in the Relegation Round play a single round robin series. The three teams which finish first, second and third at the end of this round play again at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U20 World Championship, while the fourth-place team is relegated to the Division I Group A. Teams carry over the points they earned from the Preliminary Round from the game against the other team from the group participating in the Relegation Round.

Three Point System For all games points shall be awarded as follows: 3 points for the winning team at the conclusion of regulation time; 1 point for both teams at the conclusion of regulation time if the game is tied; An additional point earned for the team winning the game in a 5-minute overtime period, or the Game Winning Shots Procedure if the teams are still tied following conclusion of the overtime period; 0 points for the team losing the game in regulation time Overtime Operations If a game is tied at the end of regulation time, a five-minute overtime period shall be played immediately after an intermission of three minutes. The teams will defend the same goals as in the third period. The game will end when the five minutes has expired or when a goal is scored; the scoring team will be declared the winner. If no goal is scored in the overtime period then the Game Winning Shots Procedure will apply.

All overtime periods of any IIHF game shall be played with each team at the numerical strength of four (4) skaters and one (1) goalkeeper.

Overtime procedure in Play-Off Games In case of a tie at the conclusion of regulation time in a Quarter Final, Semi Final and Bronze Medal Game, there will be a 10minute sudden-death overtime period played, following a three-minute intermission.The teams will defend the same goals as in the third period. The team, which scores a goal during this period is the winner.In the Gold Medal game there will be a 20-minute sudden-death overtime period, following a 15-minute intermission during which the ice will be resurfaced. The teams will change ends. The team which scores a goal during this period is declared winner. If no goal is scored during the sudden-death overtime, there will be Game Winning Shot (GWS) competition ("shootout") according to the Game Winning Shots Procedure.

Game Winning Shots Procedure If no goal is scored in the overtime period then the Game Winning Shots (GWS) procedure will apply. The following procedure will be utilized: Three different shooters from each team will take alternate shots, until a decisive goal is scored. If the game is still tied after three shots by each team, the GWS will continue with a tie-break shoot out

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by one player of each team, with a reversed shooting order. The same or new players can take the tie-break shots. The same player can also be used for each shot by a team in the tie-break shoot-out. Only the decisive goal will count in the result of the game. Shots will be taken at both ends of the ice. The area of the ice to be used will be dry scraped. A coin toss will determine which team takes the first shot, with the winner of the toss having the choice whether his team will shoot first or second.

Any player whose penalty was not over when overtime ended cannot take the shots and must stay in the penalty box or in the dressing room. Once named, players may only be replaced in the event of injury or penalty.

The substitute stand-by player is placed last in the shooting order. The goalkeepers will defend the same goal, as determined by the Referee. The goalkeepers from each team may be changed after each shot. The players of both teams will take the shots alternately until a decisive goal is scored. The decisive goal will be credited to the player who scored and to the goalkeeper concerned.

Tie breaking formula The tie-breaking system for two teams with the same number of points in a standing will be the game between the two teams, the winner of the game taking precedence. Due to the fact that the threepoint system does not allow a game to end in a tie, then the following tie breaking procedure is applicable when three or more teams are tied in points in a Championship standing. Should three or more teams be tied on points, then a tie breaking formula will be applied as follows, creating a sub-group amongst the tied teams. This process will continue until only two teams remain tied. The game between the two remaining tied teams would then be the determining tie-breaker as the game between these two teams could not end as a tie. Step 1: Taking into consideration the games between each of the tied teams, a sub-group is created applying the points awarded in the direct games amongst the tied teams from which the teams are then ranked accordingly. Step 2: Should the teams still remain tied then the better goal difference in the direct games amongst the tied teams will be decisive. Step 3: Should the teams still remain tied then the highest number of goals scored by these teams in their direct games will be decisive Step 4: Should three or more teams still remain tied then the results between each of the three teams and the closest best-ranked team outside the sub-group will be applied. In this case the tied team with the best result (1. points, 2. goal difference, 3. more goals scored) against the closest best rankedteam will take precedence Step 5: Should the teams still remain tied, then the results between each of the three teams and the next highest best-ranked team outside the sub-group will be applied. Step 6: Should the teams still remain tied after these five steps have been exercised then Sport considerations will be applied and the tied teams will be ranked by their positions coming into the Championship. Note: If not all mutual games have been played yet in an ongoing tournament, the tied teams will be ranked in the standings according to the following criteria: 1. Lower number of games played, 2. Goal difference, 3. Goals scored, 4. Positions coming into the Championship.

If there is a discrepancy at any point – the IIHF will have the final say on all rulings.

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he 2012 WJC Legacy Painting Project will be composed of sixteen or more mural-sized paintings depicting the highlights and events of the 2012 World Junior Championship as it unfolds. The “real-time” creation and development of these paintings is an engaging process which attracts a consistently growing audience.

These huge, professionally executed paintings will portray the athletes, fans, officials and coaches of the WJC in the host cities of both Edmonton and Calgary, providing viewers with an empowered visual experience. This WJC Legacy Collection of paintings will serve as a visual diary; documenting highlights of the tournament.

The images selected for painting will be chosen for their ability to address the intangible elements that transcend the game of hockey; the strength and power of the athletes, the love of the game, and the international aspect of the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship. The exhibition provides a lasting reminder of the event, promoting the love of the game for Canadians and acknowledges the significant role hockey plays in our collective Canadian Culture. This project also acts as a tool for heightened interest in the 2012 Juniors and the FanFest portion in ‘real time’, engaging an added audience from the arts and culture scene.

The artists can be viewed in action in the Fan Zone, in Edmonton at the Expo Centre and in Calgary at the Big Four Building, during the tournament.

This year's legacy paintings brought to you by artsASTRAY, Rachel Nickerson & Michael Smith

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hockey day in Calgary C

ome out and celebrate 100 years of recreation as the city of Calgary hosts Hockey Day in Calgary, in partnership with Hockey Calgary and the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship at Olympic Plaza on January 1st, 2012. Hockey Day in Calgary is a free and family friendly celebration that will take place at the Municipal Building and Olympic Plaza on New Yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day between 11am and 2pm. There will be entertainment, public skating, interactive hockey demonstrations, and a ball hockey tournament- just to name a few of the activities taking place! Come meet some of Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favorite alumni players, receive autographs and enjoy the speeches that will take place at noon.

The city of Calgary and 2012 WJC are asking adults, youth and children to lace-up their skates, share their hockey stories and bring the spirit of sport to Olympic Plaza as we celebrate 100 years and kick off the medal round of the 2012 World Junior Championship.

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A World of Thanks to our Wonderful Volunteers!

The 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship would not be possible without the energy, enthusiasm, expertise and dedication of over 1200 volunteers between Edmonton and Calgary.

Our volunteers are committed to work together to provide exceptional service and to create a meaningful and memorable experience for the spectators, participants, fellow volunteers, sponsors and guests.

Our volunteers - needed, valued and very much appreciated.

Thank you volunteers for welcoming the world.

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