From John Glennon of the Tennessean:
Colin Wilson calls Canada home, but the U.S. is his nation of choice.
Wilson was born in a Connecticut hospital and spent his first three years in New York, but has lived ever since in Winnipeg, where his father — former NHL player Carey Wilson — grew up.
The younger Wilson was in the midst of trying out for a Canadian national junior team at age 15 when U.S. National Training and Development Program officials spotted him.
Read the short article here.
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