Team Canada forward Quinton Howden

Posted Jan 6, 2012 10:54 am.

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Canada won a medal for the 14th consecutive year at the world junior hockey championships, claiming the bronze with a 4-0 win over Finland. Quinton Howden scored twice to lead the Canadians. He says it was tough to re-group emotionally after the heart-breaking loss to the Russians in the semi-final.

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