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England, Pue, Schultz lead the way for Canada throughout Hlinka Gretzky Cup

Canada had no shortage of standout performances in their dominating victory over the United States in the gold medal game of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. TSN's Ryan Rishaug and Cameron Gaunce broke down the efforts from Brock England, Liam Pue and Maddox Schultz in the final and overall this tournament.


'We want USA too': L'Italien excited at chance to capture gold medal

Malik L'Italien spoke about the challenge Finland provided in the semi final of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup, and shared how his team was able to push back. The Canadian defenceman also said he is excited to play against the United States in the final, and bring a gold back to Canada.


Hlinka Gretzky Cup: Finland 3, Canada 6

Jaakko Wycisk and Benjamin Veitch each had four-point games. Wycisk scored the game-winning goal for Canada and had three assists while Veitch had two goals and two assists as they move on to face the United States for the gold medal on Saturday.


Hlinka Gretzky Cup: Slovakia 2, United States 5

Nash Roed added an empty net goal in the third period to finish with a hat trick as the United States beat Slovakia 5-2 on Friday to advance to the Hlinka Gretzky Cup gold medal game.


Schultz, Pue turning heads at Hlinka Gretzky Cup

Neither Maddox Schultz or Liam Pue are available to be drafted until the 2028 NHL Entry Draft but the two Regina teammates are turning heads at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup. TSN's Cameron Gaunce and Ryan Rishaug chat about their connection, and more ahead of Canada's semifinal game against Finland.


World Junior Summer Showcase: Sweden 5, Canada 3

In their first game of the World Junior Summer Showcase, Team Canada traded goals with Sweden throughout the evening until Theo Stockselius's late third marker gave Sweden the edge. Tynan Lawrence had a goal an assist for Canada, with Jimmy Lombardi and Ethan Belchetz also finding the back of the net. Canada will look to bounce back against Finland on Thursday.


Sarah Nurse lives her life in an authentic way and doesn't take anything for granted

The Canadian Women’s Hockey Team takes to the ice on Thursday at Milano Cortina 2026 to start the quest for repeat gold. At the last Olympics, Sarah Nurse played a huge role setting the record for the most points in a single women’s ice hockey tournament with 18. Nurse not only shows excellence in her game, but she provides the next generation with a fresh perspective on being your authentic self. This Black History Month we celebrate Sarah’s example.


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