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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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The final 23-player roster for Canada's Women's Olympic Team was unveiled in Calgary, marking the end of the selection process and the start of the final leg on the Road to PyeongChang and the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.
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OLY (W): Meet Canada’s Women’s Olympic TeamTwenty-three players – 14 of them Olympic gold medallists – have been nominated to the COC for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.
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OLY (W): Canada vs. SwitzerlandBlayre Turnbull, Natalie Spooner and Brigette Lacquette had two goals each, helping Canada to a 10-0 pre-PyeongChang win.
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