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The HCF Assist Fund helped Daniel Lear fall in love with the game and make new friends in his new home of St. John’s.
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Dawson Creek to host Para Cup
Dawson Creek to host Para Cup
The best para hockey players in the world will face off Nov. 30-Dec. 6 in Dawson Creek one last time before the 2026 Paralympics at the 2025 Para Cup.
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Truro to host U17 Challenge
Truro to host U17 Challenge
The future stars of the game will be on the ice at the 2025 U17 World Challenge, Oct. 31-Nov. 8 in Truro.
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East Coast to host Nationals
East Coast to host Nationals
The future of Canadian women’s hockey will be on the ice at the 2025 U18 Women’s Nationals, Nov. 2-8 in Newfoundland.
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First six named for Men’s Olympic Team
First six named for Men’s Olympic Team
Sidney Crosby, Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Connor McDavid, Brayden Point and Sam Reinhart have been named to Team Canada for the 2026 Olympic Winter Games.
2026 Olympic Winter GamesMen’s Hockey RosterSchedule
7 Qs with Harrison Browne
7 Qs with Harrison Browne
The trans advocate, Team Canada alumnus and author opens up about his new book and the fight for gender diversity.
Pride MonthBeyond the Boards Summit
7 Qs with Hayden Guilderson
7 Qs with Hayden Guilderson
The Ch’iyáqtel First Nation councillor talks about his role ensuring a meaningful Indigenous presence at the TELUS Cup.
National Indigenous History Month2025 TELUS Cup
Growing girls’ hockey in British Columbia
Growing girls’ hockey in British Columbia
From beginner programs to high-performance training and leadership development, the Capital Region Female MHA has become a leader in growing girls’ hockey participation.
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Hickey scored, but Canada finished with the silver medal in Buffalo.
2025 WPHC: USA 6 – CAN 1 (Gold Medal)
Hickey scored, but Canada finished with the silver medal in Buffalo.
Hickey and Dixon scored 0:18 apart, sending Canada to play for gold.
2025 WPHC: CAN 3 – CZE 0 (Semifinal)
Hickey and Dixon scored 0:18 apart, sending Canada to play for gold.
Cozzolino scored two goals to lead Canada to a perfect prelims.
2025 WPHC: CAN 4 – CHN 2 (Preliminary)
Cozzolino scored two goals to lead Canada to a perfect prelims.
Cozzolino recorded 3G 3A to help Canada to its second prelim win.
2025 WPHC: CAN 12 – KOR 0 (Preliminary)
Cozzolino recorded 3G 3A to help Canada to its second prelim win.
McGregor scored four goals to lead Canada to an opening victory.
2025 WPHC: CAN 11 – GER 0 (Preliminary)
McGregor scored four goals to lead Canada to an opening victory.
Sanheim scored, but Canada fell to Demark in the quarterfinals.
2025 MWC: DEN 2 – CAN 1 (Quarterfinal)
Sanheim scored, but Canada fell to Demark in the quarterfinals.
MacKinnon recorded 1G 2A to help Canada finish atop Group A.
2025 MWC: CAN 5 – SWE 3 (Preliminary)
MacKinnon recorded 1G 2A to help Canada finish atop Group A.
O’Reilly scored shorthanded in Canada’s shootout loss to Finland.
2025 MWC: FIN 2 – CAN 1 (SO - Preliminary)
O’Reilly scored shorthanded in Canada’s shootout loss to Finland.
The Canucks beat the Mustangs to win their second national championship.
2025 Centennial Cup: Day 11 (Sunday, May 18)
The Canucks beat the Mustangs to win their second national championship.
The Canucks and Mustangs had semifinal successes Saturday in Calgary.
2025 Centennial Cup: Day 10 (Saturday, May 17)
The Canucks and Mustangs had semifinal successes Saturday in Calgary.
Crosby had a four-point game as Canada shut out Slovakia in Stockholm.
2025 MWC: CAN 7 – SVK 0 (Preliminary)
Crosby had a four-point game as Canada shut out Slovakia in Stockholm.
The Mustangs and Nationals earned quarterfinal wins Friday to move on.
2025 Centennial Cup: Day 9 (Friday, May 16)
The Mustangs and Nationals earned quarterfinal wins Friday to move on.
MacKinnon had two goals and an assist to lead Canada past Austria.
2025 MWC: CAN 5 – AUT 1 (Preliminary)
MacKinnon had two goals and an assist to lead Canada past Austria.
The Cubs, Mustangs and Storm earned Wednesday wins to close the prelims.
2025 Centennial Cup: Day 7 (Wednesday, May 14)
The Cubs, Mustangs and Storm earned Wednesday wins to close the prelims.
Melfort, Trenton and Calgary had Tuesday triumphs in the Stampede City.
2025 Centennial Cup: Day 6 (Tuesday, May 13)
Melfort, Trenton and Calgary had Tuesday triumphs in the Stampede City.
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Hockey Canada acknowledges with respect, the history, spirituality, and culture of the First Nations and peoples on whose traditional territories we gather and whose ancestors signed Treaties with our ancestors.

We recognize also, the Inuit and Métis whose ancestors shared this land and these waters.

May we all, as Treaty People, live with respect on this land, and live in peace and friendship with all its diverse peoples.

This recognition and respect for Indigenous Peoples and their lands is a key towards reconciliation.