What is the National Women's Hockey League?
Q: What is the National Women's Hockey League?
A: The National Women's Hockey League (NWHL) was an ice hockey league in Canada.
Q: When was the NWHL formed and when did it end?
A: The NWHL was formed in 1999 and ended in 2007.
Q: Who played in the NWHL and the Western Women's Hockey League?
A: The best female players in the world played in the NWHL and the Western Women's Hockey League.
Q: What was Susan Fennell's role in the NWHL?
A: Susan Fennell, the mayor of Brampton, Ontario, was the NWHL's commissioner (president).
Q: Where was the NWHL based?
A: The NWHL was based in Canada.
Q: Was the NWHL an international league?
A: The NWHL was not exclusively an international league, but it did attract the best female players from around the world.
Q: Did the NWHL have any notable teams or players?
A: The NWHL had several notable teams and players during its time, including the Brampton Thunder and Olympians Angela James and Jayna Hefford.
