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Canada’s Ultimate 50/50 is back for the World Juniors! With three jackpot draws across the country, your chance to win big while supporting grassroots hockey is here.
This holiday season, your assist can ensure young Canadians experience the power of play and access the game they love.
Single tickets, group tickets and medal-round packages are on sale for U18 Women’s Worlds in Cape Breton this January.
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For four members of Canada’s National Para Hockey Team, Hockey Fights Cancer night at the 2025 Para Cup is a reminder of where they’ve been and 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 at U18 Women’s Nationals for the third time, but this time she has sister Kinley by her side.
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!
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A symbol forged in ice. The 2026 Team Canada Olympic and Paralympic jersey is now on sale online at the Hockey Canada Online Store and at retailers across the country.
Underage forwards Maddox Schultz and Liam Pue are set for the challenges that come with international hockey in Truro.
After playing away from home for two years, Marissa Dawson is thrilled to represent Team Atlantic close to Bay Roberts.

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2025 Para Cup: Day 7 (Saturday, December 6)
The U.S. won gold and China earned bronze in Dawson Creek.
2025 Para Cup: Day 6 (Friday, December 5)
The U.S. and Canada earned semifinal successes in Dawson Creek.
2025 Para Cup: Day 2 (Monday, December 1)
Hickey scored twice to lead Canada to its second win in as many days.
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