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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 quarter-finals at the IIHF men's world hockey championship will take place Thursday, with both co-hosts of the tournament having a chance to advance on home soil.

Team Sweden just got stronger ahead of the quarter-finals at the IIHF men's world hockey championship. Sweden announced Wednesday that Toronto Maple Leafs star William Nylander has joined the team and is expected to play in Thursday's quarter-final against Czechia.

Carlo Colaiacovo and Mark Giordano join Mark Roe to share why Canada's loss to Finland on Monday was the best thing that could've happened for the Canadians as they head into the knockout stage, how Travis Konecny continues to turn heads, and the confidence Jordan Binnington has been showing in net.

Brett Howden, a member of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team, testified Tuesday at the trial of five of his former teammates, telling the court he remembered Dillon Dube and Callan Foote both phoning him in June of 2018 and asking him not to tell a Hockey Canada investigator what he had seen them do in a London hotel room in the early morning hours of June 19, 2018. Rick Westhead has more.

Brett Howden, a member of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team, testified Tuesday at the trial of five of his former teammates, telling the court he remembered Dillon Dube and Callan Foote both phoning him in June of 2018 and asking him not to tell a Hockey Canada investigator what he had seen them do in a London hotel room in the early morning hours of June 19, 2018.

Playing in his first game of the men's World Hockey Championship, Nikolaj Ehlers scored the tying goal midway through the third period to force overtime. After OT solved nothing, Denmark prevailed over Germany in the shootout to advance to the quarters for the first time since 2016 and set up a clash with Canada.

Team Canada coach Dean Evason explains what his team did better against Sweden, the challenge of keeping composure amid the flurry of penalties, Canada locking it down in the third period, and Ryan O'Reilly's commitment to Canada.

Ryan O'Reilly discusses Canada's big bounce-back win over Sweden, how much fun it was to play on a line with Nathan MacKinnon, scoring for the second straight game, how awesome it is to have his friends and family over to watch him play, and how special it is to play his 62nd game in a Canadian jersey.

Nathan MacKinnon discusses Canada's win over Sweden to top Group A, his chemistry with linemates Travis Konecny and Ryan O'Reilly, how nice it is to have his family at the tournament cheering him on, and the challenges ahead in the playoff rounds.

Nikolaj Ehlers explains why he couldn't pass up the opportunity to play for Denmark at the men's World Hockey Championship with Herning co-hosting the tournament. Ehlers admits he 'was terrible' against Germany but was relieved he was able to come through with a huge goal to help Denmark advance.

Travis Konecny joins Lindsay Hamilton to explain how their loss to Finland was a great learning lesson for their game against Sweden. He also discusses his incredible assist to Nathan MacKinnon.

Nathan MacKinnon had a goal and two assists as Canada finished atop its group at the world hockey championship with a 5-3 win over co-host Sweden on Tuesday.

Travis Konecny finds Nathan MacKinnon with a sensational pass from his knees and MacKinnon makes no mistake to put Canada up by three over Sweden.

Macklin Celebrini takes the feed from Sidney Crosby and waits out Sweden's Jacob Markstrom before tucking in the backhand finish to restore Canada's two-goal lead.

Crown attorney argued during pre-trial hearings there were ‘many, many’ inconsistencies with what Michael McLeod, Alex Formenton and Dillon Dube told a Hockey Canada investigator in 2022 and their previous interviews with London police about alleged incident.

Nathan MacKinnon strips Sweden of the puck and passes to Travis Konecny, who then finds Ryan O'Reilly in the slot for a goal that makes it 3-1 Canada in the first period.