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Bridging the gap into hockey
The Jr. Flames program help to build upon try hockey programs and set kids up for success in a full hockey season.
Born from the Humboldt tragedy, the Fifth Line is helping facilitate the mental health discussion across the CJHL.
National Championships
The future of Canadian women’s hockey will be on the ice Nov. 2-8 in Newfoundland & Labrador for the U18 Women’s National Championship! All tickets are on sale now.
Canada welcomes the para hockey world to Dawson Creek from Nov. 30-Dec. 6. Tickets start at $17!
The future stars of the game hits the ice in Truro from Oct. 31-Nov. 8! Individual game tickets are on sale now!
The best from the Canadian Junior Hockey League will represent Canada from Dec. 7-13 at the Junior A World Challenge in Trois-Rivières. Get your tickets now!
Featured
Long-time Team Canada captain and 2006 gold medallist Todd Nicholson will become the first para hockey player to be inducted into the Canadian Paralympic Hall of Fame.
As Rebecca Johnston says goodbye, she pens a heartfelt letter to the game and everyone who had a role in her journey.
Bruce Richardson and Trevor Blevins will lead Canada East and Canada West at the Junior A World Challenge.
Coaches come together
For the first time, the Hockey Canada Officiating Program brought together officiating coaches from across the country to build community, cohesion and consistency.
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2025-26 NPT: USA 3 – CAN 0 (Gold Medal)
2025-26 NPT: CAN 9 – ITA 1 (Preliminary)
2025-26 NPT: CAN 4 – CHN 2 (Preliminary)
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