The coach, mentor and Willie O’Ree Community Award winner talks about his journey in the game, and the importance of making an impact with the South Asian community.
We say thank you
For a World Para Hockey Championship to remember in Calgary, we say thank you to our fans, volunteers and partners.
The TELUS World Juniors Volunteer Program has launched for the 2025 tournament in Ottawa, with several roles available.
National Championships
After getting a taste of the Centennial Cup last season, albeit from the bench, Julian Molinaro has backstopped the Calgary Canucks to the National Junior A Championship.
Berlin Lolacher and Stryker Zablocki scored, and the Rebels edged North York 2-1 to win the Esso Cup for the first time.
Marc-Olivier Proteau and Antoine Boudreau had a goal and two assists each, helping the Cantonniers win the TELUS Cup.
From brothers to teammates
Mason and Hudson Chitaroni had never played together, but when a chance came to join the Greater Sudbury Cubs, the brothers connected for an unforgettable season.
World Championships
Nash tapping into experience as GM
Rick Nash won two Olympic golds and IIHF World Championship gold as a player. Now, he’s taking what he learned to build the 2024 edition of Team Canada as general manager.
Gavin McKenna had a hat trick and an assist and Carter George made 31 saves as Canada defeated the U.S. 6-4 for gold.
Danielle Serdachny was the hero, scoring on the power play at 5:16 of OT to give Canada a 6-5 win over the U.S.
Journey to Para Worlds: Tyler McGregor
Supporting his NHL dreams, coming together during his cancer battle or cheering him on with Team Canada, Tyler McGregor has always had Forest, Ontario, behind him.
Featured
Brian Sugiyama has spent the last three decades coaching his kids, his grandkids, other people’s kids and even other coaches who just want to make the game better.
The Team Canada veteran talks about his summers at Campfire Circle, and why he’s still volunteering at the camp.
After 22 years of volunteering, Susan Sloan can’t imagine her life without giving her time to her community.
Hockey Canada has unveiled its first Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Path Forward as part of the organization’s ongoing work to drive long-term, sustainable change.
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