Schedule
Team Canada (Men)
4 Nations Face-Off | Feb 12-20, 2025
IIHF U18 World Championship | April 23-May 3, 2025
IIHF World Championship | May 9-25, 2025
U17 World Challenge | Nov. 3-9, 2024
Hlinka Gretzky Cup | Aug. 5-10, 2024
Junior A World Challenge | Dec. 9-15, 2024
National Junior Team vs. USPORTS | Dec 12-13, 2024
Spengler Cup | Dec. 26-31, 2024
IIHF World Junior Championship | Dec. 26, 2024-Jan. 5, 2025
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Replacing the National Women's Under-18 Championship every four years, the Canada Winter Games highlights the future of the game. Women’s hockey was added to the schedule beginning with the 1991 Games in Charlottetown, P.E.I., when Hayley Wickenheiser scored the gold-medal-winning goal for Alberta as a 12-year-old, giving a glimpse of what was to come during a record-setting career with Canada’s National Women’s Team.
Ontario (4G 1S 2B), Quebec (1G 4S 3B) and Alberta (3G 0S 2B) have dominated the medal count, winning 20 of the 27 medals awarded. The women’s hockey tournament has produced an impressive roster of alumnae – of the 21 players who won gold at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games, 15 made an appearance at the Canada Winter Games.
Canada Winter Games (women's hockey)
| All-Time Results | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Year | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Location |
| 2023 | British Columbia | Nova Scotia | Ontario | Prince Edward Island |
| 2019 | Alberta | Quebec | British Columbia | Red Deer, Alta. |
| 2015 | Quebec | Ontario | Alberta | Prince George, B.C. |
| 2011 | Alberta | Quebec | Ontario | Halifax, N.S. |
| 2007 | Ontario | Manitoba | Quebec | Whitehorse, Y.T. |
| 2003 | Ontario | Quebec | Saskatchewan | Bathurst, N.B. |
| 1999 | Ontario | Quebec | Alberta | Corner Brook, N.L. |
| 1995 | Ontario | Saskatchewan | Quebec | Grande Prairie, Alta. |
| 1991 | Alberta | British Columbia | Quebec | Charlottetown, P.E.I. |
