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Deaf Hockey

  • Season 6
  • Episode 39
  • Authored on June 11, 2018
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Episode Description

Alex Smyth explores the world of deaf hockey and meets two friends who bonded over the sport and competed together at the Canada Deaf Games in Winnipeg.

Keywords: AMI This Week, ATW, Alex Smyth, Canada Deaf Games, Winnipeg, deaf hockey

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