The Vancouver Goldeneyes have named Canadian Olympic gold medalist Ashton Bell of Deloraine, Manitoba their first team captain in franchise history according to Karissa Donkin of CBC Sports. The announcement came prior to the Goldeneyes’s first game in Professional Women’s Read more
Canadian Olympic gold medalist Rebecca Johnston of Sudbury, Ontario has retired at the age of 36 according to Postmedia Sports on Friday. Johnston won three gold medals for Canada at the Olympic Winter Games in women’s hockey. They came at Read more
Quebec City, Quebec is set to host two prestigious international hockey tournaments in the next four years. According to Hockey Canada on Thursday, the capital city of the province of Quebec will host the 2027 International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s Read more
The Professional Women’s Hockey League announced their awards on Wednesday for 2024-25, and four Canadian Olympic gold medalists were award winners. Marie-Philip Poulin of Beauceville, Quebec won the Billie Jean King Most Valuable Player Award, and the league’s top forward. Read more
The Toronto Sceptres were involved in two separate trades in the Professional Women’s Hockey League on Tuesday. First, they traded goaltender and Canadian Olympic gold medalist Kristen Campbell of Brandon, Manitoba to Vancouver with a draft pick for two draft Read more
There was an interesting trade made on Tuesday in the Professional Women’s Hockey League. The Montreal Victoire have traded forward Kristin O’Neill of Oakville, Ontario to the New York Sirens for forward Abby Roque according to the Professional Women’s Hockey Read more
Four Canadians were inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame on Tuesday. All four were Canadian Olympic gold medalists. They were men’s players Joe Thornton of St. Thomas, Ontario (2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver), Duncan Keith of Winnipeg, Manitoba Read more
The Minnesota Frost won the 2025 Walter Cup on Monday. They defeated the Ottawa Charge 2-1 in overtime, and won the best out of five series three games to one. In the process, five Canadians won the 2025 Professional Women’s Read more
The Ottawa Charge have won their first game of the 2025 Professional Women’s Hockey League Finals, otherwise known as the Walter Cup. On Tuesday at the Toronto Dominion Place in Ottawa, Ontario, the Charge defeated the Minnesota Frost by a Read more
The Ottawa Charge are the first Canadian team to qualify for the Professional Women’s Hockey League Finals. On Friday night at Toronto Dominion Place in Ottawa, Ontario, the Charge defeated the Montreal Victoire 2-1. With the victory, the Charge won Read more