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Natalie Spooner, recently nominated for CWHL MVP after posting 30 points and 17 goals in 22 games, chatted with PPP. Read the interview below.

The Toronto Furies took on Calgary last weekend, and the CWHL All-Star Game will have a new look and feel to it.

The Furies came out on the losing end of a set of games against Montreal this past weekend.

Toronto dropped two games this weekend, losing to Montreal 5-1 and 5-2.

The Toronto Furies began their season splitting a two-game series with the Boston Blades.

Well, if you're looking for a reason to become a CWHL fan, the league has given you plenty this week.

Today, the next generation of stars in the CWHL joined the league through the 2015 CWHL Entry Draft.

With the five teams set to welcome the next wave of stars into the league, it's an exciting time to be a CWHL fan.

With so many new faces here at Pension Plan Puppets, we're going to use the offseason to introduce ourselves.

The CWHL released the season schedule earlier in the week, and now they're releasing seasons tickets to fans.

The four-time Olympic Champion is expected to play for the Calgary Inferno next season.

The Canadian women's hockey star has taken to Twitter and asked the nation to name her first child.

Former offensive defenseman Phil Housley named to the HHOF. After a career with Buffalo, New Jersey, Washington, Chicago, Calgary, Winnipeg, and St.Louis, Housley retired as a Maple Leaf.

The Leafs have reportedly offered to an unknown team, to keep up to $2 million in Phil Kessel's salary in a deal to trade the 27-year-old winger.

Between the #4 and #24 picks, reports are rampant that the Leafs are fielding offers and debating between players. Plus Brian Burke thinks Phil Kessel might be traded.

Natalie Spooner and Meaghan Mikkelson will accompany the Clarkson Cup as it travels to 26 Canadian cities as part of the Prairie Toyota Dealers Clarkson Cup Tour.

The CWHL has announced that their league expansion task force has identified the Twin Cities of Minneapolis/St. Paul and Chicago, as key markets for potential expansion of CWHL franchises.