Dale Hunter returns to coach Canada at World Juniors Dale Hunter will coach Canada's team at the 2026 World Junior hockey Championship while his brother Mark will join the team's management group, Hockey Canada announced Thursday. It will be the second time the Hunters have lead Canada’s World Juniors team. play-btn-vid 1:05
Hunter returns to coach Canada at WJHC The Hunter brothers are set to lead Canada at the World Junior Hockey Championship. TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger reports Hockey Canada is set to name Dale Hunter as head coach with brother Mark Hunter also set for a role in management.
Hockey Canada brass looks ahead after another world junior disappointment Failing to play for a medal at this year's tournament in Ottawa was especially embarrassing for a country that has topped the age group a record 20 times. Fans were fuming. Headlines screamed for heads to roll. The knives were out on social media. The national sport organization knew it had to pivot and begin to look at different ways of doing things.
Hockey Canada to hire GM for Program of Excellence, which includes WJC Hockey Canada is hiring a full-time general manager for the Program of Excellence, which includes overseeing the world junior team, TSN Hockey Insider Chris Johnston reports.
Stiga scores OT golden goal as U.S. beats Finland to repeat as World Junior winners Teddy Stiga scored on a breakaway at 8:04 of 3-on-3 overtime to give the United States a 4-3 victory over Finland on Sunday night in the world junior hockey championship game.
Czechia defeats Sweden in shootout to win bronze at World Juniors Eduard Sale scored a pair of goals in the shootout, including the winner, as Czechia defeated Sweden 3-2 (3-2) in a 14-round shootout to claim bronze at the World Juniors on Sunday.
IIHF president Tardif wants Russia back in hockey fold 'as soon as possible' Luc Tardif will be paying close attention to global events over the next few months. The door for one of hockey's powers to rejoin the fold could soon swing open.
Discipline costs Canada at worst time in latest QF exit at World Juniors After handing five power-play opportunities to the Czechs Thursday night, Canada is out of the World Juniors for the second straight year without having a chance to play for a medal.
Top prospect Schaefer expected to miss three months with broken collarbone Team Canada and Erie Otters defenceman Matthew Schaefer suffered a broken collarbone at the World Juniors and is expected to be out three months, according to Mike Morrale of NHL.com.
