CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada has invited 35 players to attend the BFL National Women’s Team Training Camp, presented by Sobeys, in Halifax, N.S., March… Read More »Thirty-five players invited to National Women’s Team training camp
The president and COO of Hockey Canada talks about the organization’s role in the Youth Hockey Inclusion Committee, and the importance of ensuring the game… Read More »Six Questions with Scott Smith
Despite growing up without access to ice in the Caribbean, 15-year-old Zack Vermeulen is quickly rising through the minor hockey ranks on Vancouver Island Zack… Read More »Loving the island life
CALGARY, Alta. – Three individuals that have made outstanding contributions to the game of hockey will have their successes immortalized by Hockey Canada this year.… Read More »Class of 2021 unveiled for Order of Hockey in Canada
The University of Nebraska-Omaha assistant coach talks about his path in the game, getting more Black coaches behind the bench, and advice for the next… Read More »Six Questions with Paul Jerrard
On Pink Shirt Day, Olympic silver medallist Jill Saulnier talks about getting more women and girls involved in sports, and what needs to be done… Read More »Just be kind
The Gatineau Olympiques defenceman and 2020 Youth Olympics bronze medallist talks about his future in the game, and the role he hopes to play in… Read More »In My Own Words: Noah Warren
CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada announced the hiring of Alan Millar (Tottenham, Ont.) as its new director of player personnel within the Program of Excellence… Read More »Alan Millar joins Hockey Canada as Director of Player Personnel
Inspired by hockey’s racial reckoning and last year’s social justice “awakening,” Rane Carnegie is carrying on his family’s legacy and working to get his trailblazing… Read More »“If not now, then when?”
More than 6,100 participants gleaned knowledge from Team Canada players and staff during the Pond to Podium Development Series, and the feedback was overwhelmingly positive… Read More »The power of Pond to Podium
The mother of 2020 World Juniors hero Akil Thomas talks about her life as a hockey mom, her reaction to her son’s historic goal, and… Read More »In My Own Words: Akilah Thomas
Léa Borno, 14, shares her love for the game and the lessons hockey has taught her For 14-year-old Léa Borno, hockey is more than a… Read More »“You always have to keep on persevering”
The roots of the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes run deep in the game’s past and present, and could help shape the future For… Read More »A living legacy
CALGARY, Alta. – Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the decision has been made to cancel all spring 2021 national championships, including the Esso Cup,… Read More »Hockey Canada statement on spring 2021 national championships
With Doug Armstrong and his management group in place, the year-long sprint to the 2022 Olympic Winter Games is officially underway Three-hundred-and-sixty-six days away from… Read More »Building towards Beijing
Doug Armstrong named general manager, will work alongside Francis, Holland, Luongo, Salmond, Sweeney CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada has announced the management group that will… Read More »Hockey Canada names Men’s Olympic Team management group for Beijing 2022
He was the first Black player to sign a National Hockey League contract, but the story of John Utendale goes far beyond the ice On… Read More »A life well lived
The first Black player to represent Canada at the Olympics looks back on his journey in the game, from neighbourhood rinks to Sarajevo and the… Read More »In My Own Words: Darren Lowe
Thanks to help from the Hockey Canada Foundation and Scotiabank, the eight-year-old is on the ice and making memories with his mom J.J. Prokosh shares… Read More »Assist Fund in Action – J.J.’s story
Canada’s National Women’s Team is going outside the box with leadership coach Judy Riege as it works to build on its culture on and off… Read More »Looking at leadership
Teamwork was on display as players worked together across Canada to give back to local communities Over the holidays, hockey teams from coast to coast… Read More »Spirit of the Season
Hockey Canada is going back to the bubble and providing the safest environment possible as 49 athletes gather in Calgary for a pair of national… Read More »Focused on health and safety
CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada has named the 14 players selected to attend the National Para Hockey Team Training Camp, presented by Canadian Tire, set… Read More »Roster named for Canada’s National Para Hockey Team Training Camp, presented by Canadian Tire
As Canada’s National Para Hockey Team comes together for the first time in almost a year, COVID-19 challenges mean it will be a youthful group… Read More »A glimpse into the future
Facts and figures as Canada’s National Women’s Team gathers for its first on-ice camp of the season and takes a big step towards women’s worlds… Read More »By the numbers: NWT training camp
A few months later than usual thanks to COVID-19, Canada’s National Women’s Team is ready to gather for the first time – a big step… Read More »Together at last
CALGARY, Alta. – Hockey Canada has invited 47of the top players from across the country to attend the BFL National Women’s Team Training Camp, presented… Read More »Roster named for BFL National Women’s Team training camp, presented by Sobeys
There really wasn’t much Jay Bouwmeester didn’t accomplish on the ice. The defenceman, who officially announced his retirement on Monday, was the 29th and most… Read More »Bo takes a final bow
Former Canadian Amateur Hockey Association president and Life Patron of Hockey Canada passes at age 85 CALGARY, Alta. – The following is a statement on… Read More »Hockey Canada statement on passing of Gordon Renwick
EDMONTON, Alta. – Canada’s National Junior Team fell 2-0 to the United States in the gold medal game Tuesday night at the 2021 IIHF World… Read More »Canada gets silver medal at 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship