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Team Canada (Men)
IIHF World Championship | May 9-25, 2025
IIHF U18 World Championship | April 23-May 3, 2025
4 Nations Face-Off | Feb 12-20, 2025
IIHF World Junior Championship | Dec. 26, 2024-Jan. 5, 2025
Spengler Cup | Dec. 26-31, 2024
National Junior Team vs. USPORTS | Dec 12-13, 2024
Junior A World Challenge | Dec. 9-15, 2024
U17 World Challenge | Nov. 3-9, 2024
Hlinka Gretzky Cup | Aug. 5-10, 2024
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The new Skills Surge will be the largest skill-development event in the world! A central piece of World Girls’ Hockey Weekend, all Canadians are invited to host their own skills session and be part of the festivities!
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WGHW: Help celebrate the female gameJoin the party from coast to coast to coast – and beyond – Oct. 6-8. Register now and be a part of World Girls’ Hockey Weekend!
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WGHW: Hayley says be a part of the Long Game!The nation’s longest women’s hockey game is on the ice Oct. 10 – follow along on Twitter (@HC_Women).
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WGHW: Join Bailey for the Long Game!The nation’s longest women’s hockey game is on the ice Oct. 10 – follow along on Twitter (@HC_Women).
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WGHW: Laura will follow the Long Game … will you?The nation’s longest women’s hockey game is on the ice Oct. 10 – follow along on Twitter (@HC_Women).
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Growing the female game – TSNCanada celebrated World Girls Hockey Weekend with longest female game ever.
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