After losing their mom to cancer, hockey became more than a game for Keiden, Kaison, and Kian Toda—it became their safe place, with a little help from the HCF Assist Fund.
A symbol forged in ice. The 2026 Team Canada jersey is now on sale online and at retailers across the country.
The HCF has given its financial support to help grow women’s para hockey and push for a place in the Paralympics.
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Liam Hickey scored both goals and Corbin Watson made 20 saves, but Canada finished with the silver medal in Milan after a 6-2 loss to the U.S. in the Paralympic final.
Shawn Burnett turned tragedy into triumph and used his passion for hockey to forge a path to the Paralympics.
From Cloverdale to Milan, Jenn Gardiner has relied on old fashioned hard work to make her Olympic dreams come true.
From “mama’s boy” to “little devil” to the biggest stage in sports, Brandon Hagel represents his blue-collar roots in Morinville, Alberta, every time he steps on the ice.
Greg Westlake shares the memories of the gold medal game against Norway at the 2006 Paralympic Winter Games.
Marie-Philip Poulin shares the memories of her overtime winner against the U.S. in the 2014 Olympic gold medal game.
Sidney Crosby looks back and shares the memories of his overtime winner against the United States in the gold medal game at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.
With the puck dropped in Milan, take a look at the Black Canadians who have worn the Maple Leaf at the Olympics.
A talented player in her rural hometown, Nikia Schlosser is expanding her hockey horizons as an up-and-coming official.
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2026 PARA: USA 6 – CAN 2 (Gold Medal)
2026 PARA: CAN 4 – CHN 2 (Semifinal)
2026 PARA: CAN 4 – CZE 1 (Preliminary)
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