Canada’s Ultimate 50/50 is back for the U18 Women’s Worlds! With an early-bird prize and jackpot to be won, your chance to win while supporting grassroots hockey is here.
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From the outdoor rink in Boylston to wearing the Maple Leaf, Kendall Doiron is thrilled to represent Canada for the first time only two hours away from her hometown.
The 34th edition of the U17 World Challenge will be played at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex in Oakville this fall.
Connor Bedard shares the memories of his overtime winner in the quarterfinals at the 2023 World Juniors in Halifax.
In celebration of the 50th edition of the IIHF World Junior Championship, take a facts-and-figures look at the history of Team Canada at the holiday hockey tradition.
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His uncle Scott is a Montreal Alouettes legend, and now Tao Flory is getting his chance to make a mark in Quebec—this time on the ice at the Junior A World Challenge.
For four members of Team Canada, Hockey Fights Cancer night at the Para Cup is a reminder of how far they’ve come.
From mini-sticks in Mascouche to captaining Canada Red, Alexis Joseph’s success is centered on a love for the game.
Kennedy Sisson is making her third appearance at U18 Women’s Nationals, but this one is extra special – she has her sister Kinley by her side to represent B.C. together.
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