FREE SHIPPING anywhere in CANADA!
$35.00 CDN
For orders outside Canada please contact us before ordering for shipping rates.
London, Ontario has one of Canada's richest hockey traditions— but much of its remarkable story has never been told in one place.
Hockey in the Forest City: London’s Story is the first comprehensive history of hockey in London, more than 170 pages traces the game's evolution from frozen ponds and outdoor rinks to sold-out crowds at Budweiser Gardens.
Discover the forgotten teams, pioneering players, colourful personalities, championship seasons, and defining moments that transformed London into one of Canada's great hockey cities.
This is far more than a hockey history.
It’s the story of a community, its passion for the game, and the generations who built a hockey tradition that continues today.
From Frozen Ponds to Packed Arenas
Long before thousands of fans filled Budweiser Gardens, hockey in London was played on rivers, ponds, and primitive wooden-boarded rinks,
Inside you'll discover
Many of these remarkable stories have been overlooked for generations.
Until now.
The story reaches dramatic turning point when three former NHL players—two of them brothers—took over a struggling Ontario Hockey League franchise.
What followed forever changed hockey in London:
The rise of the London Knights became one of the greatest success stories in Canadian junior hockey.

Whether you're a lifelong London Knights supporter, a student of Canadian sports history, or simply enjoy a great true story, this book offers:
Meticulous Research
Years of research presented in an engaging, easy-to-read style.
Untold Stories
Forgotten teams, overlooked champions, and remarkable people finally receive the recognition they deserve.
A New Appreciation for London's Hockey Heritage
See the Forest City through the game that helped define it.
Perfect For:
Order Your Copy Today
Free Shipping anywhere in Canada!
For sales outside Canada please contact us before ordering for shipping rates.
Thank You!

Paul White is a historian and author dedicated to uncovering the stories that shaped London and the Great Lakes region. Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, he brings forgotten chapters of Canadian history to life for today's readers.