Before the tournament, Craig Button predicted Canada would win gold at the World Juniors in Ottawa. So, what went wrong? TSN's director of scouting identified issues with coaching and roster construction while offering up his big-picture takeaways from the fifth-place finish.
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Katherine Henderson shares in the disappointment. Hockey Canada's president and CEO adds the national sport organization will do what's necessary to avoid a repeat.
Hockey Canada's Scott Salmond formally apologized for Team Canada's performance at the World Juniors on Saturday. "We have no excuse," he said. "I understand anger. I understand disappointment, and I share it." Hockey Canada president and CEO Katherine Henderson offered Salmond a vote of confidence.
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Mark Scheifele reflected on his time at the World Juniors, how the pressure and expectations you face playing for Canada at such a young age is key for preparing you for the NHL and how the spotlight the kids are under now with social media being such a big part of their life is very difficult on them.
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From 13th forward to a key piece on the second line, Gavin McKenna had quite the ride at this year's World Juniors, but if there's one thing he proved in Ottawa, it's that his combination of skill, smarts and competitiveness will be a valuable starting point for next year's team.
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TSN's Carlo Colaiacovo joins Lindsay Hamilton to discuss Canada's World Juniors loss to Czechia, falling short of expectations, the lack of adjustments made, and the need for more accountability.
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Carter Hart, Michael McLeod, Cal Foote, Dillon Dube and Alex Formenton have each been charged with one count of sexual assault, with McLeod also facing an additional charge, the London Police Service confirmed Monday.
Nearly six years after a woman alleged she had been sexually assaulted by five then-members of Canada's World Junior hockey team, the police chief of a southwestern Ontario city offered an apology for how long it had taken for charges to be laid in the case.
Every detail of the case involving four current National Hockey League players and one former NHL player charged with sexual assault is likely to attract close attention and legal arguments, Rick Westhead writes.
