Hockey coach Wayne Fleming dies at 62

Long time Hockey Canada coach and former Calgary Flames assistant coach Wayne Fleming has died after a lengthy battle with cancer.

Hockey Canada president and CEO Bob Nicholson says Hockey Canada has lost a great friend, and the hockey world has lost not only a tremendous coach, but a wonderful man.

Fleming was an associate coach on the gold winning men’s Olympic team in Salt Lake City and has been described as ‘the glue’ that held it all together.

He also served as a Flames assistant coach between 2006 and 2008.

The 62 year-old is survived by his wife Carolyn and four children.

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