Russian hockey player complained about life in a Canadian city
Journalist
Anna Tkach
08.07.2025 - 18:30
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According to glavcom.ua: Ukrainian roots do not prevent a hockey player from Russia from expressing his dissatisfaction with life in a Canadian city. 21-year-old Kirill Kudryavtsev plays for the 'Vancouver Canucks' and helped the 'Abbotsford Canucks' win the AHL last season.
«Life is certainly not easy here. But there is hockey. It's a small town with few restaurants. The choice of entertainment is limited. You don't want to rush to Vancouver on weekends due to the huge traffic jams. It takes almost an hour to get to Vancouver at any time on the highway. Perhaps even an hour and a half,» Kudryavtsev stated.
However, if it weren't for these Canadian troubles, it might not have come to light that Alexander Ovechkin ended up in the database of the 'Peacemaker' website. But this information revealed details about his attitude towards the Russian authorities and participation in international competitions.
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