HOCKEY CANADA
From volunteers needed to Fan Fest attendance and meals that were recovered, take a facts-and-figures look at the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship in Ottawa, Ontario.
Twenty years after winning gold, Sidney Crosby looks back at his memories from 2005 and what made that team special.
Before the World Juniors, 26 people from 14 countries took the Oath of Citizenship in a very Canadian location: a rink.
With 45 seconds on the clock, we asked members of Canada’s National Junior Team to draw the 2025 logo.
From his backyard rink in Saskatoon to playing at the 2025 World Juniors, it’s a dream come true for Berkly Catton.
The World Juniors is a full-circle moment for the blue-liner, in the same arena his dad played in, in his hometown.
Every game day during the World Juniors, Fan Fest offers free, family-friendly fun in the heart of the nation’s capital.
With 45 seconds on the clock, we asked members of Canada’s National Junior Team to draw the logo.
Brayden Yager wear the ‘C’ at the World Juniors alongside alternates Tanner Molendyk and Calum Ritchie.
Twenty-five players – representing seven Members – will wear the Maple Leaf at the IIHF World Junior Championship.
Thirty-two players from nine Members have been invited to Ottawa for Canada’s National Junior Team selection camp.
Yanick Lemay, Dave Brown and Peter Anholt will oversee Canada’s men’s U17, U18 and U20 programs in 2024-25.
Canada will face Finland, Latvia, Germany and the United States in the preliminary round of the 2025 World Juniors.
A total of 163 players at the U20, U18 and U17 levels have earned invites to Program of Excellence summer camps.
Dave Cameron will serve as head coach at the World Juniors, alongside Sylvain Favreau, Mike Johnston and Chris Lazary.
In 2025, the IIHF World Junior Championship will return to the nation’s capital for the first time in 16 years.
