Colleen Fidler chuckles as she reminisces about a frigid February day in 2014 when a north Edmonton community held a grand reopening of an outdoor rink. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Howie Draper and his staff went online to formulate a group identity that would drive Canada’s National Women’s Under-18 Team to gold at the 2019 IIHF U18 Women’s World Championship. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
A little Canadian hospitality during the 2019 IIHF World Junior Championship earned Cory Truscott the trip of a lifetime to see how the game is embraced in Kazakhstan. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Hockey Canada Skills Academies have accrued a great track record with developing top-flight prospects while also providing a great environment for newcomers to the game. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
The Hockey Canada Skills Academy programs at Frontier Collegiate Institute and Frontier Mosakahiken School came together for a celebration of Canada’s favourite game. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Students from the Hockey Canada Skills Academy at Westlane Secondary School got a small taste of life as an Ontario Hockey League player Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
The Hockey Canada Skills Academy at Martin Collegiate played a key role in helping mold Vancouver Giants defenceman Alex Kannok Leipert into a surefire NHL prospect. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Hockey Canada announced that Michael Dyck (Lethbridge, Alta./Vancouver, WHL) will lead Canada’s National Men’s Summer Under-18 Team as head coach following the departure of Dan Lambert, who has accepted an assistant coach position with the Nashville Predators of the National Hockey League. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Just 10 years old, Isaac Jansen used a school project to help build awareness of the Hockey Canada Foundation and its mission to inspire a lifelong love of the game. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Hockey Canada’s Program of Excellence and National Women’s Program are preparing for the 2019-20 season with a pair of four-day goaltending camps at the Markin MacPhail Centre at WinSport’s Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Port Colborne High School and Westlane Secondary School forged a para hockey rivalry and hit the ice to create a particularly special day for Westlane student Alex Luey. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Nine coaches have been selected to lead Canada’s national men’s under-17 teams, set to come together at the 2019 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Medicine Hat, Alta., and Swift Current, Sask., in November. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Canada’s National Men’s Team has finished with the silver medal at the 2019 IIHF World Championship after falling to Finland 3-1 in the gold medal game Sunday. The medal is the 15th silver and 51st overall for Canada at the tournament. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Returning to the Team Canada fold has been a sweet ride thus far for Jason Botterill. More than 23 years after he became the first – and still only – player to win three gold medals at the World Juniors, the 43-year-old has helped build a Canadian team that is two wins away from gold Read more
Kevin Lowe and Meaghan Mikkelson have been announced as honorary co-chairs of the 16th annual Hockey Canada Foundation Gala & Golf, hosted June 17-18 in Edmonton. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
Jonathan Marchessault was inspired watching those two seminal Canadian hockey moments. Both goals created a desire inside of him to play for Canada’s National Men’s Team one day. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
The host Brooks Bandits have won Canada’s 49th National Junior A Championship, using a three-goal first period to down the Prince George Spruce Kings 4-3 in a thrilling final Sunday at the Centennial Regional Arena. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
The Brooks Bandits are national Junior A champions, riding a three-goal first period to a win over the Prince George Spruce Kings despite a furious comeback by the BCHL champions in the final 20 minutes. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
The 2018-19 season comes to an end Sunday for the Canadian Junior Hockey League, with two teams – the host Brooks Bandits and Prince George Spruce Kings – remaining in the chase for the National Junior A Championship. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more
From 133 teams to two, the championship game is set at the 2019 National Junior A Championship. The Brooks Bandits and Prince George Spruce Kings posted semifinal successes Saturday and will meet for the top prize. Retrieved from Hockey Canada Read more