The most famous trophy in the hockey world will soon be making its way to northern Saskatchewan.

The Stanley Cup is set to make a four-day tour through the six communities of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band.

Former NHLers Bryan Trottier and Rich Pilon will be chaperoning the cup visit.

The tour is scheduled for February 5-8.

However, an official schedule for the tour has not been released.

MBC News spoke to Kevin Roberts, Director of Sports, Culture and Recreation for LLRIB.

The most famous trophy in the hockey world will soon be making its way to northern Saskatchewan.
The Stanley Cup is set to make a four-day tour through the six communities of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band.
Former NHLers Bryan Trottier and Rich Pilon will be chaperoning the cup visit.
The tour is scheduled for February 5-8.
However, an official schedule for the tour has not been released.
MBC News spoke to Kevin Roberts, Director of Sports, Culture and Recreation for LLRIB.

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