Lake north of Flin Flon bears hockey star’s name
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This article was published 11/07/2010 (5929 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
WINNIPEG — If the name of Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews wasn’t already etched into Manitoba’s identity, it certainly is now.
This morning the provincial government named a Manitoba lake after the homegrown sports star.
The pristine Toews Lake is located 150 kilometres north of Flin Flon.
“I never imagined something like this would happen, a lake named after me in my home province,” Toews said.
Premier Greg Selinger said about the naming: “We do it for people who make an outstanding contribution in their field.”
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