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Hockey Canada announced Thursday the 25 players who will represent Canada at the upcoming 2021 IIHF Women’s World Championship from Aug. 20-31 at WinSport Arena at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary.

Despite being just 18-years-old, Team Canada defenceman Jamie Drysdale came into the 2021 World Junior Championship in Edmonton with a veteran poise. While this year's tournament ended with a silver medal instead of gold for Canada, Drysdale took a notable step forward with his play.

For the second year in a row, forward Quinton Byfield is the youngest player on Team Canada at the World Junior Championship. Now 18 and fresh off being drafted second overall by the Los Angeles Kings in October’s NHL Draft, the expectations to perform are much higher for the Newmarket, Ont., native.

The Crown has elected not to appeal the acquittals of five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team after the high-profile case in London, Ont., earlier this year.

St. Louis Blues and Hockey Canada general manager Doug Armstrong joined OverDrive to discuss the Hockey Canada orientation camp, the structure of the roster going into the Winter Olympics, emerging from the 4 Nations Face-Off, the leadership group of the team and more.

After a heartbreaking shootout loss to the USA in the semifinal, Canada came out and took control early against Finland, with Cooper Williams opening scoring in the first, and that would be all they would need as Gavin Betts turned away all 13 shots he saved and Canada won bronze at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.

Ethan Belchetz scored Canada's second goal against Finland, and he spoke after the game about the message the club got after their disappointing loss to the USA in the semis, and much more.

Team Canada captain Keaton Verhoeff says it was imperative for Canada to come out and prove their loss against the USA was a one-off, and he believes they did that with their win over Finland. He spoke about that and more after the win.

Team Canada's head coach Mathieu Turcotte says his message was simple to his team after a heartbreaking loss to the USA in the semis: He wanted them to show what hockey meant to them, and the coach says he's proud with how the team responded.

After a disappointing shootout loss to the USA in the semis, Team Canada bounced back against Finland, blanking the Finnish side on route to a bronze medal at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. TSN's Director of Scouting Craig Button joins Gord Miller to break down what they saw, and who impressed for Canada.

Gavin Betts stopped all 22 shots he faced as Canada defeated Finland 3-0 to claim the bronze medal at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup on Saturday.

Sweden overcame a three goal deficit in the third period to force overtime where Marcus Nordmark scored the game-winner to send his country to the gold medal game of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.

After entering the third period down a pair of goals, Canada battled back, with Mathis Preston scoring the game-tying goal with just about five minutes remaining. After a scoreless overtime, this one needed a shootout where Blake Zielinski scored the deciding goal to book Team USA a spot in the gold medal game at the Hlinka Gretzky tournament.

Despite making another big comeback in the third period from a two-goal deficit to tie the game, Canada ultimately couldn't finish the job, losing in a shootout to the USA, and having to settle for a bronze medal game on Saturday. TSN's Director of Scouting Craig Button and Gord Miller broke it all down.

Despite controlling play in the third period and battling back from a two-goal deficit, Canada was bested in a shootout by the USA, and head coach Mathieu Turcotte says that while he liked what he saw in the third, his side will need more if they want to bring home the bronze on Saturday.

After giving up a two-goal lead in the third period, the United States hung on to reach a shootout where they defeated Canada to reach the gold medal game of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. TSN's Daniel Zakrzewski and Dave Reid broke down the exciting semifinal.

Brady Knowling makes the save on Liam Ruck to win the shootout for the United States, who beat Canada to advance to the gold medal game at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.

Joseph Salandra, Nikita Klepov and Blake Zielinksi scored in the shootout as the United States beat Canada 4-3 on Friday in the semifinals of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup.

TSN's Craig Button sits down with Spokane Chiefs forward Mathis Preston to talk about his time representing Canada so far at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup, how his experience as the leading goal scorer at the U17 tournament helped him, growing up playing with twin brothers Markus and Liam Ruck, and more.