Actor Keanu Reeves signed a one-day contract with the Ontario Hockey League's Windsor Spitfires to support the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) of Windsor-Essex. Reeves, who played hockey as a teenager and earned the nickname 'The Wall,' rejoined the ice for this charitable cause. Signed items from Reeves will be auctioned off, with one bid already reaching $20,000, with all proceeds going to CMHA. The Spitfires shared this news with photos of Reeves in his jersey, highlighting the actor's continued connection to hockey. This event aligns with Reeves' past involvement in the hockey film 'Youngblood,' where he played a goalie.