The latest edition of the NHL's Heritage Classic took over the Manitoba capital.
On Sunday, the Winnipeg Jets played host to the Montreal Canadiens in an outdoor regular-season matchup at Princess Auto Stadium, home of the CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
It marked the eighth Heritage Classic and the second time Winnipeg has hosted the event, after 2016, when they faced the Edmonton Oilers and lost 3-0.
Jets players arrived at the rink ahead of puck drop in Top Gun-style outfits, while the Canadiens wore hardhats and coveralls to resemble Molson workers.
Here are some of the best sights and sounds from the special event::
