SFU, keep doing you.
Vancouver's entire economy illustrates that if the moneyed class wants something to be, they'll get it, whether that is the three-quarters empty condominium towers or the megabucks rolling in for the UBC Thunderbirds football team. Or, in this case, a school with zero hockey history wanting to bring NCAA Division I college hockey to the Left Coast, even though their closest competition would be in Alaska and Colorado.
Be that as it might, you might rupture your credulity when you hear the one reason that former Vancouver Canucks VP Jon Festinger cited as evidence this would work:
Vancouver's entire economy illustrates that if the moneyed class wants something to be, they'll get it, whether that is the three-quarters empty condominium towers or the megabucks rolling in for the UBC Thunderbirds football team. Or, in this case, a school with zero hockey history wanting to bring NCAA Division I college hockey to the Left Coast, even though their closest competition would be in Alaska and Colorado.
Be that as it might, you might rupture your credulity when you hear the one reason that former Vancouver Canucks VP Jon Festinger cited as evidence this would work: