This book investigates how the sport of hockey serves as a lens through which to understand Canadian identity, culture, and history. Paul Henderson, a former professional hockey player, draws upon his extensive experience and observations to argue that hockey is more than just a game in Canada; it is a fundamental element of the national psyche. The work explores key moments and figures in hockey history to illustrate its profound impact on Canadian society.

This work is likely to be of interest to Canadians and hockey enthusiasts interested in the cultural and historical significance of the sport. The author's background as a player provides a unique insider's perspective on the game's impact. The book aims to connect the passion for hockey with broader themes of Canadian identity and national narrative.