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Women’s hockey debuted at the Olympic Winter Games in 1998, where the Canadians – four-time defending world champions – took home the silver medal after falling to the Americans. Canada has not lost an Olympic game since, claiming gold in 2002, 2006 and 2010.

 
 
Year Gold Silver Bronze CAN Location
Année Or Argent Bronze CAN Lieu
2010 CAN USA FIN 1st/1re Vancouver, B.C.
2006 CAN SWE USA 1st/1re Turin, ITA
2002 CAN USA SWE 1st/1re Salt Lake City, UT
1998 USA CAN FIN 2nd/2e Nagano, JPN

 

       
   


Since 1990, Canada’s National Women’s Team has been a power on the world stage, winning nine world titles, two Olympic gold medals and 12 3 Nations/4 Nations Cups. Its success has helped women’s hockey registration numbers skyrocket in the last decade.

 
 
       
   


Beginning with the inaugural world championship in Ottawa in 1990, Canada has never finished worse than silver, winning the first eight world titles (1990, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004) and claiming its ninth on home ice in Winnipeg in 2007.

 
 
Year Gold Silver Bronze CAN Location
Année Or Argent Bronze CAN Location
2009 USA CAN FIN 2nd/2e Hameelinna, FIN
2008 USA CAN FIN 2nd/2e Harbin, CHN
2007 CAN USA SWE 1st/1er Winnipeg/Selkirk, MB, CAN
2005 USA CAN SWE 2nd/2e Linkoping/Norrkoping, SWE
2004 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Halifax/Dartmouth, NS, CAN
2003 - - - - Beijing, CHN (cancelled)
2001 CAN USA RUS 1st/1er Minneapolis, MN, USA
2000 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Mississauga, ON, CAN
1999 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Espoo, FIN
1997 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Kitchener, ON, CAN
1994 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Lake Placid, NY, USA
1992 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Tampere, FIN
1990 CAN USA FIN 1st/1er Ottawa, ON, CAN

 

       
   


The second step in Canada’s Program of Excellence, the National Women’s Under-22 Team meets twice a year, for a summer camp and three-game series, typically against the U.S., in August, and again for an international tournament in Germany in January.

 
 
       
   


The first step in Canada’s Program of Excellence, the National Women’s Under-18 Team meets twice a year, for a summer camp and three-game series, typically against the U.S., in August, and again for the IIHF World Women’s Under-18 Championship in January.

 
 
IIHF World Women's Under-18 Championship/Championnat mondial des moins de 18 ans de l'IIHF
Year Gold Silver Bronze CAN Location
Année Or Argent Bronze CAN Location
2010 - - - - Chicago, IL
2009 USA CAN SWE 2nd/2e Fussen, GER
2008 USA CAN CZE 2nd/2e Calgary, AB

 

 
 
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