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Bridging the transition into hockey
In partnership with the Flames Foundation and the Calgary Flames Alumni, Hockey Calgary’s Jr. Flames program helps kids to learn the game of hockey in an accessible way.
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.
National Championships
From mini-sticks in Mascouche to an OT winner at the Quebec Peewee Tournament to captaining Canada Red, Alexis Joseph’s success is centered on a pure love for the game.
Canada welcomes the para hockey world to Dawson Creek from Nov. 30-Dec. 6. Tickets start at $17!
The best from across the CJHL will wear the Maple Leaf from Dec. 7-13. Get your tickets now!
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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Check out the red and white Team Canada Olympic and Paralympic hockey jerseys that will be worn by women’s, men’s and para hockey teams at the 2026 Milano Cortina Games.
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.
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2025 U18 Nationals: Saturday, November 8 (Medal Games)
Quebec won gold, Atlantic claimed silver and Ontario Blue earned bronze to close U18 Nationals.
2025 U17 Challenge: Day 7 (Saturday, November 8)
Red beat White in an all-Canadian final to win its first-ever U17 gold.
2025-26 NWT: USA 6 – CAN 1 (Game 2)
Poulin scored, but Canada came up short in the final U.S. contest.
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