FEBRUARY 12

1936 – Canada 15 - Hungary 0
Ken Farmer scored five goals and Hugh Farquharson adds four of his own as Canada hammers the Hungarians, rebounding from its first-ever Olympic loss to Great Britain just two days earlier. » more

FEBRUARY 13

1932 – Canada 2 - United States 2
Needing only a tie to wrap up its fourth gold medal in as many tries, Canada gets a goal from Romeo Rivers with six minutes to go to pull even with the United States at 3-3. Three overtime periods solve nothing and the game is called a draw, giving Canada gold. » more

FEBRUARY 14

1980 – Canada 5 - Poland 1
Five different goal scorers – Stelio Zupancich, Tim Watters, Ken Berry, John Devaney and Kevin Primeau – got their names on the scoresheet as Canada scored the game’s final four goals to earn a win over Poland and move its record to 2-0. » more

FEBRUARY 15

1968 – Canada 3 - Sweden 0
After winning four of its first five games, Canada remained in gold medal contention with the Czechs and Soviets, and a shutout victory over the Swedes guaranteed the Canadians of a medal of some colour. » more

FEBRUARY 16

1980 – Finland 4 - Canada 3
Canada outshot the Finns 33-26, including 16-6 in the final 20 minutes, but could not erase the Scandinavian’s lead and suffered its first loss of the 1980 Games. Paul MacLean, Glenn Anderson and Kevin Primeau scored the Canadian goals. » more

FEBRUARY 17

1928 – Canada 11 - Sweden 0
Dave Trottier scored five goals as Canada opened its Olympic tournament with a blowout win over Sweden. Impressed with the skill of the Canadians, Olympic officials allowed them to skip the preliminary round and go straight to the medal round. » more

FEBRUARY 18

1980 – Canada 6 - Japan 0
Six different players scored goals and Paul Pageau needed to make just 13 saves for the shutout as Canada blanked Japan. The Canadians scored twice in the first period, twice in the second and twice more in the third en route to victory. » more

FERUARY 19

2002 – CAN 7 - FIN 3 (women’s)
Trailing 3-2 entering the third period, Canada rattled off five unanswered goals in the final 20 minutes to score a semifinal win over the Finns and advance to the gold medal game for the second time in as many Olympics. Therese Brisson and Hayley Wickenheiser scored two goals apiece to pace the Canadians. » more

FEBRUARY 20

2002 – Canada 2 - Finland 1 (men’s)
Steve Yzerman’s goal 16 minutes into the second period stands up as the game-winner as Canada earns a spot in the semifinals with a win over the Finns. Joe Sakic also scores for the Canadians, who outshoot Finland 34-19 and advance to the final four for the fourth consecutive Olympics. » more

FEBRUARY 21

1992 – Canada 4 - Czechoslovakia 2
Curt Giles and Fabian Joseph scored third-period goals to break open a 2-2 tie and Canada advanced to the gold medal game with a win over the Czechs. Dave Hannan and Dave Archibald also scored for the Canadians, who won despite being outshot 33-31. » more

FEBRUARY 22

1952 – Canada 3 - Sweden 2
Canada ran its record to 6-0 in Oslo and survived a scare from the Swedes. For the third time in six games the Canadians allow less than 10 shots on goal, giving up only nine in 60 minutes to the Scandinavians in picking up their fifth win in as many Olympic games against Sweden. » more

FEBRUARY 23

1994 – Canada 3 - Czech Republic 2
Paul Kariya was the hero, scoring 5:54 into overtime as Canada booked a trip to the semifinals with a win over the Czechs. Brian Savage scored both goals in regulation time for the Canadians, who twice erased one-goal deficits to advance. » more

FEBRUARY 24

2002 – CAN 5 - USA 2 (men’s)
Jarome Iginla and Joe Sakic scored a pair of goals apiece as Canada ended a 50-year gold medal drought and set off a coast-to-coast celebration in the streets with a win over the Americans. Sakic added two assists, while Paul Kariya had the other Canadian goal. » more

FEBRUARY 25 

1994 – Canada 5 - Finland 3
Brad Werenka, Jean-Yves Roy and Greg Parks scored goals 10 minutes apart in the third period as Canada advanced to the gold medal game for the second consecutive Olympics with a win over the Finns. Todd Hlushko and Petr Nedved also scored for the Canadians. » more

FEBRUARY 26

1988 – Canada 8 - West Germany 1
Serge Boisvert and Marc Habscheid scored a pair of goals apiece as Canada kept its medal hopes alive with a convincing win over the West Germans. Zarley Zalapski, Ken Yaremchuk, Ken Berry and Wally Schreiber also scored for the Canadians, who scored the game’s final seven goals. » more

FEBRUARY 27

1960 – Canada 6 - Sweden 5
Canada stayed in gold medal contention with a tight one-goal win over the Swedes in Squaw Valley. The Canadians set a national Olympic record by allowing four goals in the first period, but came back to defeat Sweden for the eighth consecutive time at the Olympics. » more

FEBRUARY 28

1960 – Canada 8 - Soviet Union 5
In the final Olympic game featuring a Canadian club team, Bob Attersley racked up four assists, three of them in the first period, as the Canada beat the Soviets for the first time at the Olympics. Attersley and Fred Etcher finished the Cortina d’Ampezzo Games with 12 assists each, a record for a single Olympics that still stands. » more