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Here's what you need to know about the Ottawa Charge-Minnesota Frost PWHL final series

Here's what you need to know about the Ottawa Charge-Minnesota Frost PWHL final series

CTV News20-05-2025

City staff install the first "Charge Avenue" sign on Bank Street in Ottawa on Wednesday. The city declared Bank Street "Charge Avenue" to celebrate the playoff appearance by the Ottawa Charge. (Peter Szperling/CTV News Ottawa)

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