Courtnall Videos

One of my Thoroughbreds racing at the Breeders Cup

Length: 3:54
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Views: 9
Author: missispokes2020

Tags: bay Breeders cup field gate golden jockey meadows

My horse Courtnall doing his thing

Game 6 Canucks Rangers 1994 Stanley Cup Finals

Length: 9:20
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
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Author: sumcanuck

Tags: 1994 Canucks Cup Finals Game Rangers Stanley

One of the greatest Canucks games of all time. Lots of action and suspense, especially when Geoff Courtnall scored late in the third period. The play continued without a whistle until Messier scored for the New York Rangers. Luckily for the Canucks, it was the first year of video review. Courtnall's goal was credited and Messier's was disallowed. The fans went nuts.

Trevor Linden goal vs Chicago Blackhawks 11-29-1991

Length: 1:41
Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
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Author: CanuckfanNSTGS

Tags: Belfour Blackhawks Bure Canucks Chicago Cliff Courtnall Eddie Geoff Goal Hockey Linden Pavel Play Power Ronning Trevor Vancouver

A third period power play goal by Trevor Londen to make the final score 5 to 3 infavour of the Canucks. Linden would finish the night with 1g and 3a for 4 points.

Mental Health Voices 2007 Award Recipient - The Courtnall Family

Length: 6:39
Rating: 5.00 (1 ratings)
Views: 15
Author: CMHAVB

Tags: "Canadian "mental 2007 Association" award Burnaby Courtnall Health health" illness" Mental Vancouver Voices"

The Mental Health Voices award recognizes public figures touched by mental illness who have spoken openly about their lives. With stigma and misunderstanding about mental illness still prevalent in our community, the award is an opportunity to thank and hear from these community leaders. Geoff, Russ, Bruce and Cheryl lost their father Archie to suicide when they were children. "Dad got into a deep depression", Geoff told CMHA. "He got further and further into a dark tunnel he couldn't come out of. At that time it was something people hid and didnt get treatment for." Together the family started a series of fundraising events in Victoria that raised over $2 million. In 2004, the Archie Courtnall Centre opened at Victorias Royal Jubilee Hospital. The centre sees upwards of 35 people a day who are experiencing psychiatric emergencies. At least one of these people will be suicidal.