Antigonish County Native Dennis Bonvie to be Inducted into the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame

Jun 2, 2026 | Sports

Antigonish County native Dennis Bonvie is headed to the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame.
Bonvie is one of three athletes named in the hall’s 2026 inductees.

Dennie Bonvie (American Hockey League photo)

Bonvie appeared in 92 NHL games with six different teams after turning pro in 1993.  He spent most of his career in the American Hockey League, known for his physical style of play and his role as an enforcer.
Bonvie is now director of pro scouting with the Boston Bruins.

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