Skaters in the different divisions of Prince Rupert Minor Hockey got the chance of a lifetime this past weekend as former Canucks captain Trevor Linden hosted a series of on-ice clinics and practices.

Skaters in the different divisions of Prince Rupert Minor Hockey got the chance of a lifetime this past weekend as former Canucks captain Trevor Linden hosted a series of on-ice clinics and practices.

Learning from Captain Canuck

Skaters in the different divisions of Prince Rupert Minor Hockey got the chance of a lifetime this past weekend as former Canucks captain Trevor Linden hosted a series of on-ice clinics and practices.

Skaters in the different divisions of Prince Rupert Minor Hockey got the chance of a lifetime this past weekend as former Canucks captain Trevor Linden hosted a series of on-ice clinics and practices.

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