VivaTech takes the stage as the world's leading event for tech and startups
19 Jun 2023 18:33
July 14: Two Chinese teams, whose home stadium is the Shenzhen University Game Center, will play in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) starting from the 2017/18 season, China’s HC Kunlun Red Star and the CWHL announced in Beijing.
The signing ceremony was held in front of John McCallum, Ambassador of Canada to China and the Honorable Carla Qualtrough, Canada’s Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities.
Also in attendance were the CWHL commissioner Brenda Andress and the Kunlun Red Star founder Yue Xinyu plus other executives.
Prior to the ceremony, Chinese President Xi Jinping met John McCallum and said that China is pleased to expand cultural and knowledge exchanges and cooperation with Canada in areas such as education, culture, tourism, young talents and winter sports.
The CWHL, founded in 2007, is the highest women's ice hockey league in Canada. The league recently expanded to six teams with the addition of Kunlun Red Star from China. It also has teams in Calgary, Toronto, Montreal and Boston.
Source: Sohu
Proofread by Raymond Fitzpatrick
Future of Sport: a resounding success for the Global Sports Week and Viva Technology collaboration
21 Jun 2023 12:27
Related coverage
Two partners for the 2017 NBA Global Games China
29 Sep 2017
Digital Domain and Le Sports to launch joint venture
18 Dec 2015
Russia’s Gazprom launches sports channels, inks Chinese deal
19 Feb 2016
Shanghai SIPG seals deal with TÜV Rheinland
24 Jul 2017
Dongfeng Nissan partners with NBA China
14 Oct 2015
More from Yutang Sports
SportAccord’s conversation with FEI President Ingmar De Vos: Equestrian sport’s road to Versailles
22 Apr 2024
SportAccord scores Summit touchdown with NFL
18 Jan 2024
Registration open - SportAccord World Sport & Business Summit
18 Dec 2023
Discover the SportAccord Summit sessions!
31 Jan 2024
Wiz-Team provides smart event management system for SportAccord 2024
14 Mar 2024
Yutang Sports
loading...