The Hockey Canada Network app is the premier resource for hockey drills, skills and learning resources. The Hockey Canada Rule Book app brings every rule to your mobile device. The Hockey Canada ...

Long-term Player Development is the hockey-specific interpretation and continuation of Sport Canadaʼs Long-Term Athlete Development model. LTPD was developed by doctors and sports experts to ensure ...

Hockey Canada's coaching downloads have valuable tools and resources for all levels from rookie coaches and seasoned veterans. Learn more about certification, player development, building practices, ...

Experience the excitement of the 2025 Centennial Cup, where 10 teams, including champions from nine CJHL leagues and the host city, compete for junior A hockey supremacy!

Cole Caufield had a hat trick, Jack Hughes added four points to his tournament-leading total and the U.S. scored the first five goals en route to its fifth gold medal.

The Portage Terriers host the 2015 RBC Cup, Canada’s National Junior A Championship in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba. Get stories, scores, statistics, rosters and more.

Everything you need to know about U9 hockey – making the early years of the game fun, safe and positive, and providing age-appropriate skill development.

The official home for Team Canada at the 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship in Edmonton and Red Deer Alta.. Get the latest team, ticket and event information. The road to Alberta starts with the ...

The 2025 TELUS Cup, Canada’s national U18 hockey club championship, returns this April. Watch top teams compete for gold in this premier Hockey Canada event.

Meet Canada’s 2018 Men’s Olympic Hockey Team competing at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Complete player roster, player photos, links to bios and staff listing.

Under-9 hockey players (eight years old and younger) need to progress through these practices to ensure they are exposed to age-appropriate drills and activities that will develop their confidence.

Everything you need to know about Timbits U7 – making the first contact with hockey fun, safe and positive. Age-appropriate skill development for 5- and 6-year old players.