LIST OF CLUES

You’ll want to look good to see the Stanley Cup® we’ve hidden. There’s a barber shop just north-east of the treasure you’re looking for. Grab a seat; they’ll be right with you.

Be careful of your timing! Since there is a high school named after the city where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup® less than a mile away, things could get hectic if the school day has ended.

We hope you don’t need to use it, but if there is a medical emergency, the closest hospital is not quite 4 kilometres from where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

There is a historic building at the spot where the Stanley Cup® is hidden but it is only opened on Tuesdays and Thursdays between May and October.

If you’re getting your car washed, it’s just steps to the location where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

OMG! Pick up some flowers as you search for the Stanley Cup® and you’ll be almost there!

Take a pleasant walk west from a glass shop and you’ll head into the location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

If you have gone this far, it’ll take some looking, but you’ll find the Stanley Cup® within an area 11,331.21 square metres in size.

If you are having trouble finding the Stanley Cup®, try to find Richard Starkey and he’ll offer a clue.

The Stanley Cup® can be found in a location that takes its name from a company that was located on the site until 1996.

If you follow the Trans-Canada Trail to a road named after a man who died in 1861, you’ll be very close in finding the Stanley Cup® we have hidden.

You’ll find the location of the Stanley Cup® midway between two churches named after Disciples; one a Roman Catholic church and one a United church.

There is a popular mall named after a product that was once manufactured on the location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

One of the most well-known bodies of water in the city is just a minute or so away from where the Stanley Cup® can be found and has the same name as the host of the television show that introduced millions of viewers to The Beatles.

You don’t need to be an astronomer, but it would help to know the name of the NHL®’s team in Dallas to uncover the location of the Stanley Cup®’s hiding place.

If you played hockey in the 1920s, it’s likely that you carried something that was made on the site where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

Kruger Products® has a sales office approximately 17 minutes’ drive from the location where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

The Stanley Cup® is hidden in a location that once revolutionized the game of hockey.

If your team doesn’t make the playoffs, you can choose to tee off on one of the three golf courses located in the place where you’ll find the Stanley Cup®.

Although he wasn’t born in Canada, a Vezina Trophy winner as the NHL®’s best goaltender lived in the city where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

The first inhabitants of the place where the Stanley Cup® is located went on to much acclaim for their hockey sticks.

There is an NHL® team that only won the Stanley Cup® once during the Original Six Era. The year that team won the Cup is the same year that the place where the Stanley Cup® is located became a city.

Every day, approximately 54,000 vehicles use a bridge located in the place where the Stanley Cup® is located.

The location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden is a 1053 km drive from one of Kruger Products plants. Just don’t take any toll roads!

There is an outdoor public pizza oven located near the place where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

In 1895, a historic hockey game was played in a curling rink near where the Stanley Cup® is located.

The location where you’ll find the Stanley Cup® hosted a television series that at one time included an Academy Award nominee in the Best Actress in a Leading Role category.

Kruger’s head office is just over 1,800 kilometres away from where you will find the Stanley Cup®.

A man who is the president, general manager and coach of a Western Hockey League franchise located in the United States was born in the location where the Stanley Cup® is located.

A player who has captained his NHL® team and won a Stanley Cup® grew up in a location about 15 minutes’ drive from where the Stanley Cup® can be found.

If you were to walk along a road named after the spouse of a British monarch, you will find where the Stanley Cup® is located.

Four of the letters in the name of Canada’s number one bathroom tissue brand are also in the name of the location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden. (Nothing feels like this brand…except maybe finding the Stanley Cup®!)

Don’t be confused when looking for the location in which we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®. There are 7 other places around the globe that share the same name.

Think of a head of state plus a geometric shape to find the name of the tallest building near the location where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

The first Monday in August is a holiday for many, but in the location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden, this holiday has its own special name.

The location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden has two bridges.

During his Marathon of Hope tour, Terry Fox visited a school in the location where the Stanley Cup® is hiding and collected approximately $3,000 in donations.

The place where the Stanley Cup® is hidden has the same number of arenas as the number worn by 2 different 4-time Stanley Cup® champions.

A skip who has won 138 games in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts was born in the province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

Two players from Team Canada at the 2022 Olympics brought gold medals home to the province in which we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

The Calder Cup® has been won by teams located in the province where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

The province where you’ll find the Stanley Cup® has had one hockey team win the Memorial Cup®.

If you want a nice, crisp look to your clothes, you’ll be thankful for an inventor from the same province that is hiding the Stanley Cup®.

You can find pieces of the Great Wall of China and the Berlin Wall in the location where you’ll find the Stanley Cup®.

Two NHL® captains both were born in the province where we are hiding the Stanley Cup®.

The name of Canada’s number one facial tissue brand shares 5 letters with the province in which the Stanley Cup® is hidden. This tissue will help you solve this issue!

A minor hockey association from the province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden was a Kruger Big Assist recipient in 2022.

This clue should ring a bell for you. A man who is central to the transmission of sound spent his summers in the province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.  

The province where the Stanley Cup® is located has the same number of current NHL® players as the number of children on a 1970s television show starring Dick Van Patten.

A current NHL® coach whose resume includes being behind the bench of an NHL® team in the 1980s was born in the province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

The province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden is ranked in size in Canada with the same number as the captain of the Washington Capitals.

Be careful that you don't get confused with details about American Thanksgiving when you think about the official flower of the province where you'll find the Stanley Cup®. 

The year in which Kruger Products ®was founded is the same year that a provincial hall of famer hockey player was born in the province where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®.

On three occasions, a team from the province where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup® has faced a team from Quebec for the Stanley Cup® championship (all before the NHL® was formed).

The province in which the Stanley Cup® is located has collected the same number of medals at the Canada Winter Games as the number worn by an NHL® player who won the Norris Trophy eight times.

There are two Canadian Hockey League (CHL) teams located in the province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

If you want to learn more about the globe’s oceans, you might choose to visit the location where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

There are no NHL® teams where we have hidden the Stanley Cup®.

The Conn Smythe Trophy as the Most Valuable Player of the Stanley Cup Playoffs has been won three times by players born in the province where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®

The first name of the founder of Kruger Products® matches the surname of a hockey player from the province where we’ve hidden the Stanley Cup®. That person played on our national team 5 times.

The province in which the Stanley Cup® is hidden has the letter ‘n’ in its name.

You’ll find one of the oldest war monuments in Canada in the province where the Stanley Cup® is hidden.

The place where the Stanley Cup® is hidden is closer to the Atlantic Ocean than the Pacific Ocean.

There is a lighthouse located in the province where we've hidden the Stanley Cup®.

While you are searching for the Stanley Cup®, bring your skates. There is a place to get on the ice not far from where the Cup® is hidden.

The province in which the Stanley Cup® is hidden has produced multiple players who were selected first overall in the NHL® Draft.

An NHL® player born in the province where you’ll find the Stanley Cup® scored a big goal at the Winter Olympic Games in 2010.

The location where you’ll find the Stanley Cup® has hosted the Canada Summer Games.

If you drove from where the Stanley Cup® was on June 13, 2023 to the spot where the Stanley Cup® is hidden now, you’d travel 5,394 kilometres – and yes, there would be tolls.

The colours in the provincial flag where you’ll find the Stanley Cup® include blue and white.