Are you looking for a fun, positive introduction to Canada’s game for your child? The NHL/NHLPA First Shift ensures new-to-hockey families experience the game at its best.
From No. 2 to No. 89, the inaugural PWHL Draft was all about Canadian women’s hockey – 48 players from eight Members.
Hockey Canada has announced a change to its Non-Sanctioned Leagues Policy ahead of the 2023-24 eligibility cut-off date.
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Creating a Team Canada culture
As Canada’s National Para Hockey Team works towards the 2026 Paralympics, head coach Russ Herrington has put a focus on ‘Building Team Canada’ on and off the ice.
Engaging goalies in practice
Go on the ice with goalie coach Brad Kirkwood as he balances skills and fun during a Team Canada practice.
Together in Kananaskis
Para evaluation camp wrapped up with a trip to beautiful Kananaskis Country for an Amazing Race-style team-builder.
From upcoming training opportunities to ideas for skills and drills, Hockey Canada has a variety of resources available for coaches of all levels across the country.
The IIHF has licenced 58 Canadian officials for international events around the world during the 2023-24 season.
Hockey Canada’s first Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Path Forward will help the work to drive long-term change.
Apple picking with the Brock Jr. Badgers
Canada’s National Women’s Team joined the U15 A Brock Jr. Badgers to go apple picking, with all the fruit collected donated to food banks in the St. Catharines area.
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