2004 World Cup of Hockey Rosters - Canada

Canada

Players

Position Name Hometown 2003–04 team
G José Théodore Laval, Quebec Montreal Canadiens
D Rob Blake Simcoe, Ontario Colorado Avalanche
D Eric Brewer Kamloops, British Columbia Edmonton Oilers
G Martin Brodeur Montreal, Quebec New Jersey Devils
F Shane Doan Halkirk, Alberta Phoenix Coyotes
F Kris Draper Toronto, Ontario Detroit Red Wings
D Adam Foote Whitby, Ontario Colorado Avalanche
F Simon Gagné Ste-Foy, Quebec Philadelphia Flyers
F Dany Heatley Calgary, Alberta Atlanta Thrashers
F Jarome Iginla Edmonton, Alberta Calgary Flames
D Ed Jovanovski Windsor, Ontario Vancouver Canucks
F Vincent Lecavalier Ile-Bizard, Quebec Tampa Bay Lightning
F Mario Lemieux Montreal, Quebec Pittsburgh Penguins
G Roberto Luongo Montreal, Quebec Florida Panthers
F Kirk Maltby Guelph, Ontario Detroit Red Wings
F Patrick Marleau Aneroid, Saskatchewan San Jose Sharks
F Brenden Morrow Carlyle, Saskatchewan Dallas Stars
D Scott Niedermayer Cranbrook, British Columbia New Jersey Devils
D Chris Pronger Dryden, Ontario St. Louis Blues
D Wade Redden Lloydminster, Saskatchewan Ottawa Senators
D Robyn Regehr Rosthern, Saskatchewan Calgary Flames
F Brad Richards Murray Harbour, Prince Edward Island Tampa Bay Lightning
F Joe Sakic Burnaby, British Columbia Colorado Avalanche
F Ryan Smyth Banff, Alberta Edmonton Oilers
F Martin St. Louis Laval, Quebec Tampa Bay Lightning
F Joe Thornton St. Thomas, Ontario Boston Bruins

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