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Every game day during the 2025 World Juniors, Fan Fest offers free, family-friendly fun, with live bands, DJs, hockey programming, exhibits, merchandise kiosks and more.
The Rivalry Series comes to an end in Halifax and Summerside in February, and tickets are now available.
Team Canada hopefuls will face a team of U SPORTS All-Stars at selection camp, and tickets for both games start at $35.
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Thirty-two players—representing nine Members—will begin the road to the 2025 IIHF World Junior Championship when selection camp gets underway Dec. 10 in Ottawa, Ontario.
Team Canada is back in black. The black One Leaf jersey is now on sale online and at retailers across the country.
Eighteen players – representing six Members – will wear the Maple Leaf at the 2024 Para Cup in Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Before the World Juniors begins Boxing Day, the pre-tournament schedule will make stops in Arnprior, Belleville, Brockville, Cornwall, Hawkesbury, Kingston and Ottawa.
A limited number of single-game tickets for World Juniors in Ottawa are now on sale to the public.
Hockey Canada has a variety of resources for coaches across the country, like training opportunities and drill ideas.
Hockey Canada has published Building the Future of Women’s and Girls’ Hockey, a discussion paper that has identified six key barriers negatively impacting the game.
National & International Events
The best from across the Canadian Junior Hockey League will wear the Maple Leaf from Dec. 9-15 at the Junior A World Challenge. Individual game tickets start at $12!
Canada welcomes the para hockey world to Charlottetown from Dec. 8-14. Individual game tickets start at $12!
Lloydminster will play host to the 15th edition of Canada’s Women’s U18 National Club Championship next spring.
Canada’s Men’s U18 National Club Championship is headed to the West Coast, with the Fraser Valley – and host Fraser Valley Thunderbirds – set to welcome the 2025 TELU...
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MWC: Highlights – SWE 4, CAN 2 (Bronze Medal)
MWC: Highlights – SUI 3, CAN 2 SO (Semifinal)
MWC: Highlights – CAN 6, SVK 3 (Quarterfinal)
MWC: Highlights – CAN 4, CZE 3 OT (Preliminary)
MWC: Remembering the wild ride in Riga
Centennial: Highlights – Collingwood 1, Melfort 0 (Championship)
MWC: Highlights – CAN 3, SUI 2 (Preliminary)
MWC: Highlights – CAN 5, FIN 3 (Preliminary)
NMT: Evason brings passion and pride to Prague
MWC: Highlights – CAN 4, NOR 1 (Preliminary)
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Centennial: From brothers to teammates
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