When were ice hockey tournaments first played at the Olympic Games?
Q: When were ice hockey tournaments first played at the Olympic Games?
A: Ice hockey tournaments were first played at the Olympic Games in 1920.
Q: Was the men's ice hockey tournament ever played at the Summer Olympics?
A: Yes, the men's ice hockey tournament was first played at the 1920 Summer Olympics.
Q: When was the men's ice hockey tournament moved to the Winter Olympics?
A: The men's ice hockey tournament was moved to the Winter Olympics in 1924.
Q: When was the women's ice hockey tournament first held at the Olympics?
A: The women's ice hockey tournament was first held at the 1998 Winter Olympics.
Q: Which country holds the record for the most Gold medals in ice hockey at the Olympics?
A: Canada holds the record for the most Gold medals in ice hockey at the Olympics, with 11.
Q: Does the text mention any other country's achievements in Olympic ice hockey?
A: No, the text only mentions Canada's achievement of holding the record for the most Gold medals in Olympic ice hockey.
Q: How many Gold medals has Canada won in Olympic ice hockey?
A: Canada has won a total of 11 Gold medals in Olympic ice hockey.
