HOCKEY CANADA
Dominic Larocque was sensational with 34 saves and Billy Bridges scored on the power play, but Canada fell 5-1 to the United States in the gold medal game at para worlds.
While competing at his first para worlds, Anton Jacobs-Webb is also completing his first year at Concordia University.
Antoine Lehoux and Dominic Larocque are veterans on the ice, but still rookies when it comes to their new babies.
The Journey: Rod Crane
A Heathcote, Ont., product, Rod Crane is grateful for the support after a trampoline accident changed his life.
The Journey: Adam Kingsmill
The Smithers, B.C., product didn’t let a lawnmower accident stop him from living his dreams and wearing the Maple Leaf.
All-Access Blog: Westlake
The veteran talks about Team Canada’s preparations for worlds, and taking inspiration from the run to gold in Riga.
Despite rarely being together in the last 16 months, Team Canada is closer than ever in pursuit of para worlds gold.
A photo hanging on Branden Sison’s wall is a constant reminder of the challenges he overcame to reach his dreams.
A veteran group of 17 players will wear the Maple Leaf at the IPC World Para Hockey Championship in the Czech Republic.
Memories of Turin
Fifteen years after Canada claimed its first Paralympic gold, three members of that team looked back on that moment.
Perseverance and passion
Not many players have appeared in the Memorial Cup and IPC worlds, but not many have had a career like Kieran Block.
Rest is a weapon
Tempur-Pedic isn’t just helping Team Canada with its sleep, it’s spotlighting opportunities for disabled athletes.
The forward talks about reuniting with his teammates at camp, returning to the ice and a competitive first scrimmage.
Logan Munden, an 11-year-old para hockey player from Fall River, is inspiring members of the National Para Hockey Team.
Check out what’s happening at Canada’s National Para Hockey Team Training Camp, presented by Canadian Tire.
Hockey Canada is going back to the bubble as 49 athletes gather in Calgary for a pair of national team camps.
Fourteen players will be on the ice in Calgary for the first on-ice training camp of the 2020-21 para hockey season.
It will be a youthful group on the ice in Calgary when Canada’s National Para Hockey Team gathers for training camp.
The Team Canada captain talks about his battle with cancer, and how para hockey provided him with a new direction.
A decade after Matt Cook passed far too soon, his foundation is helping young cancer patients navigate their treatment.
Hockey Canada and Nike have unveiled a limited edition heritage jersey that brings together passion and history.
Just two years after retiring, Steve Arsenault has worked his way back to Team Canada, this time behind the bench.
