Canada lost in in the semifinals before salvaging a bronze medal at the 2026 World Juniors in Minnesota, and today they begin the road to redemption as Hockey Canada’s summer camp for World Junior hopefuls opens. TSN's Mark Masters has more.
After Canada's first practice ahead of the World Junior Summer Showcase, there is one clear message. This group wants to embrace their tough side and build a mean machine for this tournament in preparations for the World Juniors.
Braeden Cootes discusses what Canada's goals are for this camp, what he learned from his last World Juniors experience, and what kind of role he wants to have in this year's event.
Caleb Malhotra what it means to put on the Canada jersey for the first time at Canada's first practice for the World Junior Summer Showcase, and what his goals are for this camp.
Carson Carels shares what the first day of Canada's camp was like, his takeaways from playing at the World Juniors last year, and what message this group wants to make this year.
Caleb Desnoyers is one of eight returning players from Canada's World Juniors team that lost to Czechia in the semifinals. He told TSN's Mark Masters what it means to be back in camp with the national team at the World Junior Summer Showcase, and how the loss to Czechia will motivate him.
Carter Sanderson followed up his hat trick performance with a goal and an assist, and Ethan Wyttenbach scored twice as the United States' blue team beat Finland 5-1 in their second game of the World Junior Summer Showcase.
Canada lost a heartbreaker in the semifinal at the 2026 World Juniors. "You're not really over it until you get another opportunity," said centre Cole Reschny. "It starts here in the summer." The Flames prospect is one of 32 players heading to Windsor for Hockey Canada's summer camp.
There are eight returning players on Canada's roster for the World Junior Summer Showcase, including North Dakota centre Cole Reschny. "A huge common theme with the returners is a lot of great leaders," the Flames prospect noted. "We have a special group coming back."
Hockey Canada announced on Monday the full coaching staff for Canada’s 2027 World Junior team, which includes former NHL star Ryan Getzlaf. Led by head coach Misha Donskov, Getzlaf is one of four assistant coaches along with Drew Bannister, Jim Hulton and Brad Lauer as well as goaltending coach Dan De Palma.
Ryan Getzlaf will make his international coaching debut at the World Juniors in Edmonton where the 41-year-old will serve as an assistant on Misha Donskov's staff. Getzlaf spoke to TSN about his post-playing path and the push to get Canada back on top of the podium.
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.
Canadian women's hockey team head coach Troy Ryan looked ahead to the upcoming Rivalry Series against the United States and discussed what his mindset will be heading into the four games, how the PWHL impacts preparations in a positive way for him when it comes to the Olympics and more.
Hockey Canada women's general manager Gina Kingsbury recalled her memories of the moment she found out she made her first Olympic team.
Angela James is known as the Wayne Gretzky of women's hockey. But not only was she a tremendous talent on the ice, she is also a pioneer in many different ways off of it. Jermain Franklin has more as TSN celebrates Black History Month.
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