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Équipe Canada (hockey masculin)
Jeux olympiques d'hiver 2026 | 11-22 fév. 2026
Coupe Spengler | 26-31 déc. 2025
Coupe Hlinka-Gretzky | 11-16 août. 2025
Camp de développement des M17 | 19-23 jui. 2025
Camp de sélection des M18 | 29 jui. - 1 août. 2025
Vitrine estivale des M20 | 27 jui. - 2 août. 2025
Championnat mondial masculin de l'IIHF | 9-25 mai. 2025
Confrontation des 4 nations | 12-20 fév. 2025
Équipe nationale junior c. U SPORTS | 12-13 déc. 2024
Défi mondial junior A | 9-15 déc. 2024
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It has been a year unlike any other. Throughout 2020, as Canadians have faced the COVID-19 pandemic, family, friends and the comforts of home have become more important than ever. Now, as we gather as best we can for Thanksgiving, it is a chance to look back and find the positives that have come from unprecedented challenges. So Hockey Canada is asking … what are you thankful for this year?
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Janes ALL IN: Jayna HeffordThe four-time Olympic gold medallist remains at the forefront of women’s hockey.
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Janes ALL IN: Caroline OuelletteThe four-time Olympic gold medallist is watching the game grow from behind the bench.
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Janes ALL IN: Cassie Campbell-PascallThe former ‘Captain Canada’ remains an influential voice in the women’s game.
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Janes ALL IN: Kim St-PierreThe three-time Olympic gold medallist carved out a record-setting career in goal.
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Janes ALL IN: Vicky SunoharaThe two-time Olympic gold medallist has had a front-row seat to the evolution of the game.
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Janes ALL IN: Manon RhéaumeThe two-time world champion is inspiring a new generation of young girls.
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CMFM18 : En route vers le Mondial féminin des M18 – Tara WatchornAprès avoir représenté le Canada comme joueuse, Tara Watchorn redonne fièrement comme entraîneuse.
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