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George Edwin Tackaberry (May 6, 1874 - November 19, 1937) born in Dresden, Ontario, Tackaberry learned a valuable trade in the shoe repair business. He moved to Brandon, Manitoba in 1892 with his wife Helen and lived next door to Joe Hall, a professional hockey player. Hall complained about how his hockey boots couldn't last him the season without collapsing and in 1905 commissioned Tackaberry to make him a new, more durable pair of boots. Combining the natural strength of kangaroo leather with a reinforced toe, Tackaberry had the winning combination. In 1906, Tackaberry was flooded with orders from Hall's team members, the business took off from there and this specific style of boot became known as the Tackaberry. With his passing in 1937, Tackaberry's wife sold the patent to CCM, and the boots are still on the market today, commonly known as CCM “Tacks”.

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