City to fete Stanley-Cup-winning local Jonathan Toews this Sunday
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WINNIPEG – The City of Winnipeg will honour Chicago Blackhawks Captain Jonathan Toews on Sunday with an event at city hall, a parade in St. Vital and a party at Dakota Community Club.
Mayor Sam Katz will host the leader of the Stanley Cup-winning ’hawks at city hall at 11 .m. on Sunday, July 11.
A parade will then run from Ecole Christine-Lesperance to Dakota Community Club from 1 to 2 p.m., followed by a celebration at the community centre.
“It’s no secret I’m a big fan of Jonathan Toews,” Katz said, calling the Conn Smythe trophy-winner a hero and a great role model.
The mayor said Premier Greg Selinger and senior Manitoba MP Vic Toews – no relation to Jonathan – will also be invited.
The Stanley Cup will be here with Toews.