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Hankook
Hockey Canada’s official tire retailer, Hankook Tire Canada is a technology-focused, market-driven company
that markets and distributes a complete line of high performance and ultra-high performance tires in Canada.
It has launched a number of Hockey Canada promotions, such as the Practice with the Pros contest, where
winners participated in an on-ice practice with Team Canada alumni Paul Coffey and Angela James.
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Mars
Mars has had a large in-store presence with the Hockey Canada brand, including 2009’s Predict the Team
contest, where fans were invited to submit their roster for Canada’s 2009 World Junior Team, and Sweet
Victory, where fans sent in UPC codes from Mars products for the opportunity to win an autographed 2011
National Junior Team jersey. The company has three key segments in Canada: chocolate, food and pet care.
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Crown Royal
Introduced in 1939 in honour of King George VI’s visit, Crown Royal was available only in Canada until
1964. Hockey Canada’s official supplier of spirits, it is involved in a number of promotional activities
within hockey and outside the game, including the 3 Star selections on Hockey Night in Canada, and “Race Matt
Kenseth” with NASCAR, where it is the title sponsor for the Crown Royal Presents the Your Name Here 400.
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Starwood Hotels
When Team Canada is at home or abroad, it stays with Starwood. One of the world’s largest hotel and
leisure companies, Starwood is the official accommodations provider of Hockey Canada. Starwood operates their
business under different brands, including Westin, Sheraton and Four Points. With 1,027 hotels in more than
100 countries, Starwood operates primarily in the luxury and upscale segment of the hotel industry.
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