Over 603,000 players registered in Hockey Canada programs in 2024-25, marking a fourth-straight year of growth.

The Canadians and Swedes also met in the preliminary-round finale at the 2024 Hlinka Gretzky Cup last summer in Edmonton, ...

Hockey Canada has announced the management group that will lead the Hockey Canada Officiating Program through the 2026-27 ...

Teaching vision and scanning skills at all ages levels is essential for developing well-rounded hockey players. For younger players, learning to consistently scan the ice and identify key information ...

Bring back the competitive nature. Get ready to defend the net, and that starts with physical presence. Dealing with goals against should be approached the same as physical fitness. It is a muscle ...

Hockey Canada Resources Hockey Canada Network From drills, practice plans, video and expert information, Hockey Canada’s massive collection of player development resources is now available to all ...

Experience the excitement of the Esso Cup, Canada’s national women’s U18 hockey championship, featuring top teams from across the country competing for gold each April.

Officials are essential to the game of hockey. The Hockey Canada officiating program ensures the game has skilled, knowledgeable and dedicated referees and linesmen to administer the rules of the game ...

Download key Hockey Canada documents, including the annual report, articles, by-laws, regulations, volunteer manual, policy manual, and terms of reference.

Hockey Canada is committed to providing the best possible experience for players, parents, coaches, officials, volunteers and fans. If you have a question about you or your child’s involvement in ...

The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) will give you the confidence to guide, support and train your players on the ice. The NCCP equips hockey coaches of all levels with the skills and ...

The members of the Hockey Canada Board of Directors come from all walks of life and from all corners of this country, yet they all have one thing in common: they are custodians of the game who want ...