Para Hockey World Championship
IIHF Men's World Championship
Centennial Cup
Going once, going twice… Get your bids in by May 27 to take home a game-worn Team Canada jersey from the 2025 IIHF World Championship in Stockholm, Sweden.
Minor hockey players can wear their jersey into their local OK Tire and have a chance to win their registration fees.
See thee rise! Sign up for the U18 Women’s Worlds ticket list and to receive priority access to tickets in Cape Breton.
National Championships
With a decorated résumé and an unbridled passion for coaching, Braves de Valleyfield bench boss Bruce Richardson is in his element at the 2025 Centennial Cup in Calgary.
Seven different players scored goals as the Jr. Oilers defeated the Saskatoon Stars 7-3 to win gold at the Esso Cup.
Maddox Schultz scored 28 seconds into OT, giving the Pat Canadians a 3-2 win over Lévis and their fifth national title.
One of the most respected officials in the game, regardless of gender, Cianna Lieffers made a little more history as the first woman to officiate at the Centennial Cup.
Featured
Go behind the scenes with National Men’s Team general manager Kyle Dubas as he explains what went into putting together Team Canada for the 2025 IIHF World Championship.
Recent connections built through coaching have given Nazia and her daughter, Yasmeen, even more to love about hockey.
The Capital Region Female Minor Hockey Association has become a leader in growing girls’ hockey participation in B.C..
Chihiro Suzuki has lived in eight cities across four countries and has found hockey to be the easiest – and fastest – way to build her community wherever she goes.
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