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Hockey Canada clarified Saturday that forward Sarah Nurse did not decline an invitation to the national team’s camp ahead of the upcoming women’s world championship, but instead was unable to attend.
Veteran forward Sarah Nurse has been removed from the Canadian women’s hockey team selection camp roster for the upcoming world championship and replaced by college forward Alexia Aubin.
Kristi Miller has been named interim chair of Hockey Canada’s board of directors, the governing body announced Wednesday.
The IIHF has announced its revamped council and for the first time in almost 30 years, a Canadian is not represented after Katherine Henderson, the president and CEO of Hockey Canada, was not elected. TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reacts to this news.
German official Franz Reindl has been elected president of the International Ice Hockey Federation by just three votes after incumbent Luc Tardif chose not to run.
Walter Cup-winning bench boss Kori Cheverie has new task at hand. The Montreal Victoire coach has been named the new head coach of Canada at the IIHF Women’s World Championship, Hockey Canada announced on Thursday.
Canada will open the 2027 world junior hockey championship against Switzerland on Dec. 26 at Edmonton’s Rogers Place.
Oilers GM talks to TSN’s Ryan Rishaug about the process the franchise went through in deciding to sign free-agent forward.
Jonathan Goldbloom is stepping down as chair of the Hockey Canada board of directors, the national governing body announced Tuesday.
The Canadian women’s hockey team will host the United States on Oct. 28 in Windsor, Ont., for an exhibition game ahead of the 2026 world championship, Hockey Canada announced Tuesday.
A woman who previously detailed an alleged sexual assault involving eight members of an Ontario hockey team shares her account after being told that police will not move forward with charges.
OHF disciplinary panel raises concerns about lack of team-level follow-up or educational response after ‘boys will be boys’ incident, Rick Westhead writes.
An independent appeal board has confirmed that five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior team breached Hockey Canada’s code of conduct and recommended staggered suspensions which have been accepted by Hockey Canada.
