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More than 615,000 players were registered in Hockey Canada-sanctioned programs during the 2025-26 season, marking a fifth-consecutive season of registration growth.
Assist Fund in Action – Sheppards
Being a goaltender brings joy to Makayla and Xavier, and the HCF Assist Fund helped keep the siblings in the crease.
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The U17 World Challenge is heading back to Ontario in 2026, with Oakville hosting the international showcase at the Sixteen Mile Sports Complex for the first time.
The national Competitive winner talks about mentorship and supporting athletes through key moments in their development.
The national High Performance winner talks about how teaching shaped her philosophy and her passion for development.
The Para Cup is heading back to Newfoundland and Labrador in 2026, with Paradise hosting the international showcase at the Double Ice Complex for the second time.
National Championships
Jacob Boucher had four assists, Malyk Côté scored twice and had a helper, and the Chevaliers beat the Halifax Macs 8-1 to win their first national championship.
Austin Dubinsky made 34 saves, backstopping the Nighthawks past Summerside 4-1 to win their first national title.
Jensyn Stephenson scored 3:50 into overtime, and the Chiefs edged Stoney Creek to win their first Esso Cup.
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2026 MWC: NOR 3 – CAN 2 (OT - Bronze)
Robert Thomas scored twice to send the game to overtime, but Canada fell 3-2 to Norway at Men’s Worlds.
2026 MWC: FIN 4 – CAN 2 (Semifinal)
Dylan Holloway and Robert Thomas scored, but Canada fell 4-2 to Finland in semifinal-action at Men’s Worlds.
2026 MWC: CAN 4 – USA 0 (Quarterfinal)
Jet Greaves made 34 saves as Canada shut out the United States 4-0 to advance to the semifinals at Men's Worlds.
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