International Women's Day

International Women's Day


On International Women’s Day and throughout the month of March, Hockey Canada will shine a light on grassroots efforts to advance gender equality in communities across the country, and honour Canadian women and girls who are finding powerful ways to drive positive change through hockey. Content will be featured at HockeyCanada.ca and across Hockey Canada’s social media platforms – TwitterInstagram and Facebook.

A late starter in hockey, Ali Beres didn’t let that stand in her way of reaching her goals and setting up a second act as one of Canada’s top young linespersons.
The comms manager talks about her journey, working in sports as a minority and advice for the next generation.
Hollie helps hockey
From supportive mom to on-ice instructor, Hollie Fraleigh is leaving her mark on the Indigenous Girls Hockey Program.
The Ottawa native reflects on playing hockey growing up, getting her start in broadcasting and what comes next.
Three months after giving birth, Jenn Berezowski refereed on the international stage at the U18 Women’s Worlds.
With some help from the Hockey Canada Foundation Assist Fund, the 12-year-old is captain of her team in her first year.
From between the pipes to behind the mic, Liz Knox is advocating and inspiring by sharing the voices of the game.
On International Women’s Day, some of the most influential women in hockey speak about the importance of representation.
After nine years with Canada’s national women’s para hockey team, Alanna Mah looks to encourage the next gen.
Lessons from motherhood
Meaghan Mikkelson shares how she navigates challenges and finds balance as an athlete, broadcaster and mother.
From Thunder Bay to TSN, Julia Tocheri is a shining example of what women can accomplish in the broadcasting world.
Talented women are donning the stripes and making their mark on high-performance hockey across Northern Ontario.
Players assisting with the NHL/NHLPA First Shift program are excited to share their passion with young participants.
COVID-19 changed Kayla Munro’s post-secondary plans, but the goaltender landed on her skates at SFU and made history.
In New Brunswick, players-turned-coaches are giving back to the game and serving as role models for young girls.
With a passion for sharing her love of hockey, 17-year-old Willa Evans enjoys coaching to give back to her community.
The Ottawa Valley U11 AA Silver Seven goalie tandem talk about girls in the game, goals and making hockey inclusive.
Andrea Skinner has turned a lifelong love into a chance to shape the future with the Hockey Canada Board of Directors.
The Blackhawks’ director of hockey administration talks about her journey, and blazing a trail for women in the NHL.
As a young girl, a university athlete and a physician, Dr. Laura Bennion has always had a connection to Canada’s game.
Hockey Canada is helping women earn coach certification and developing role models for the next generation.
Learning the game together
The Female Indigenous Hockey Program is giving young Mi’kmaq players a chance to fall in love with Canada’s game.
A look at the legends
Celebrate the women who have left their mark on the game – from its humble beginnings to its endless possibilities.
Age? Doesn’t matter. Skill level? Doesn’t matter? Role? Doesn’t matter. Women’s hockey has something for everyone.
Check out 10 remarkable stories that exemplify the involvement and leadership of women in the game.
The feedback from more than 6,100 Pond to Podium webinar participants was overwhelmingly positive.
Ever wanted to give Canada’s game a try? Esso Fun Days give girls and women a free, fun introduction to the game.
Davey leans on hockey family
When Brianna Davey battled a rare blood disorder, the hockey community stepped up to support the B.C. Hockey staffer.
Hockey-playing Barbie dolls are hitting the shelves at Tim Hortons, with proceeds helping grow the women’s game.
Hockey is hers
The Hockey Canada Foundation has unveiled Hockey is Hers, its three-year pledge to get girls and women in the game.
The Women Master Coach Developer program is equipping women with the training to develop more coaches.
On International Day of the Girl, some of the most influential women in the game share their vision for the future.
Check out photos from events held from coast to coast to coast during World Girls' Ice Hockey Weekend.
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