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Hockey Canada is the national governing body for hockey in Canada, working with its 13 member branches and local minor hockey associations to grow the game at all levels, including minor hockey and Canada's national teams.
Learn about Hockey Canada's national women's, men's and para hockey teams representing Canada in IIHF World Championships, Winter Olympics and international hockey tournaments around the world, including news, rosters, stats, schedules, teams, and video.
The most up-to-date official hockey news directly from Hockey Canada. News releases, feature stories, interviews, schedules, statistics and announcements for Team Canada, minor hockey, national championships and world championships.
Hockey Canada's schedule of events lists dates, locations, venues and links to official websites for hockey events throughout the season. Included are IIHF World Championships, National Championships, camps, exhibition games and more.
Sammy Blais scored twice, including the game-winner early in the third period, and Canada downed Germany 5-2 to win its 28th gold medal at the IIHF World Championship. Tyler Toffoli will captain Canada’s National Men’s Team, joined by alternates Crouse, Laughton, Lucic and Weegar.
Roster named for Channel One. Twenty-six players from eight Members have been named to Canada’s National Men’s Team for the 2021 Channel One Cup. 2021-22 National Men’s Team Roster Schedule. CAN 6 – CZE 1 (Semifinal) Cozens scored twice to send Canada to another gold medal game.
HCR Registry is the universal platform for managing all Hockey Canada Participant registration. The platform will support the 3,500+ MHAs and over 750,000 total Participants involved in Hockey Canada-sanctioned programs on an annual basis.
Official site of Canada's 2020-21 National Men's Hockey Team. Canada will also be represented at the 2021 IIHF Men's World Championship in Riga, Latvia.
Hockey Canada proudly presents national championships from coast-to-coast-to-coast. Follow the World U17 Hockey Challenge, World Junior A Challenge, National Women's U18 Championship, Centennial Cup, TELUS Cup and Esso Cup.
Canadian U17 rosters unveiled. Forty-four players – representing seven Members – have been named to the Canada Red and Canada White rosters for the 2024 U17 World Challenge in Sarnia, Ontario.