The big event for 35 year old Darwin Head happened during the intermission between Colorado and Vancouver last week. Head, a sawmill worker from Saskatchewan is now Canada’s newest millionaire.

He scored 15 goals- the exact number needed- in 24 seconds into an open net from the far blue line to win the $1 million one time payout that was televised live on TSN and TSN HD.

“This is just unreal. I can’t wait to celebrate with my family and friends back home in Prince Albert,” said Head. “And it feels so great that my wife and I will be able to look after our kids’ futures with this money.”

Chevrolet Malibu was the host of the million dollar shoot out and also gave away 4 Chevrolet Malibu Hybrids to fans who also had shoot outs of their own. Head also was given’ one of the Hybrids to top off his amazing prize.

Head was chosen form 8.6 million total online entries and a day prior to the shootout he got a chance to have a one hour practice session with Bobby Orr as apart of the contest.

Darwin Head started playing hockey at the age of 10 and continued playing recreationally until he was 25. Head is the father of 3 children and partner to his wife Criste.

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According to the Toronto Star last week former Maple Leafs captain Rob Ramage was sentenced to four years in prison for a car crash that killed his friend, ex-number 3 Chicago Blackhawks player Keith Magnuson.

Ramage and Magnuson were driving in a rental car returning from the funeral of former NHL player Keith McCreary when they slammed head-on into another vehicle just north of Toronto, killing Magnuson. Ramage had been convicted by a Newmarket, Ontario, jury last October on 5 charges, including impaired driving causing death stemming from the accident. Magnuson was 56.

Alexander Sosna, the Ontario Superior Court Justice called the case serious with “tragic consequences” and noted Ramage has an otherwise “exemplary record”, but felt he needed to send a deterrent message against drunk driving. He then handed down the sentence of four years.

Rob Ramage played in the NHL from 1979-94 totaling 139 goals and 425 assists and winning Stanley Cups with the Calgary Flames and the Montreal Canadians.

Keith Magnuson played in the NHL from 1969-79 totaling 14 goals and 125 assists and 1,442 career penalty minutes showing him as a solid defence. He was also the Head Coach for the Chicago Blackhawks from 1980-82.