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A violent encounter on Bourdeau Place and Keil Drive South resulted in criminal charges against a local man who used a hockey stick to threaten a driver and break his vehicle window.
Ernie “Punch” McLean, a celebrated coach and prospector, was killed in a single‑vehicle accident near Dease Lake. The article reflects on his impact on hockey, his community ties, and the investigation that followed.
The Griffins have revealed a lineup of special offers and broadcast arrangements for the upcoming Central Division Finals games in the 2026 Calder Cup Playoffs.
After a dominant 5‑1 win over Colorado on Saturday, the Minnesota Wild will face the Colorado Avalanche tonight at Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with a projected lineup featuring stars such as Kirill Kaprizov and Vladimir Tarasenko.
With the 2026 IIHF Men’s World Championships looming, Chicago Blackhawks players are set to make major impacts for their national teams, while the Kitchener Rangers near an OHL title and draft projections add extra intrigue.
A Manitoba provincial court has imposed a six‑year prison term on Madison Biluk, a former youth hockey coach, after she was convicted of luring and sexually assaulting a teenage player under her supervision.
Birch, a 2013 Cornell graduate, brings a decade of front‑office experience and a Stanley Cup pedigree to the Devils’ hockey operations.
The Houston Bulls are set to debut in the North American Hockey League, moving from Iowa to Texas, with fans choosing a mascot and a new Richmond arena opening this summer.
The Edwards twins, alongside Revelstoke alumni, pledge to strengthen Drury University's hockey program for the upcoming season.
Ernie “Punch” McLean, a revered figure in British Columbia hockey, was killed in a crash south of Dease Lake on May 8, 2026. He leaves behind a legacy of over a century of WHL games, two Memorial Cup titles and a reputation that extended far beyond the rink.
Thousands of supporters painted the plaza in gold, chanting and dressing in creative costumes, while a contest‑winning fan from Raleigh added his own sparkle to the pre‑Game 5 hype.
A three‑day break and home‑ice comfort allowed the Minnesota Wild to execute their game plan, with special teams and Jesper Wallstedt’s heroics leading a 5‑1 victory over the Colorado Avalanche.
The Cleveland Monsters are poised for a playoff showdown, driven by a cultural overhaul led by coaches Rick Bowness and Trent Vogelhuber, whose emphasis on process and player development has sparked a turnaround.
After a challenging 2025-26 campaign marked by injuries and a dip in scoring, Brayden Point is focused on an aggressive offseason program to restore his elite production and contribute to the Lightning’s pursuit of another championship.
The Florida Panthers organized a sled hockey clinic that welcomed participants of every age and ability, providing on‑ice instruction, equipment and a first‑hand look at the fast‑paced adaptive version of the game.
The league revealed the finalists for its prestigious award, highlighting grassroots work that spans from Seattle to Montreal, with prize money earmarked for charitable causes.
The Chicago Blackhawks, Chicago Blackhawks Foundation, and Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago hosted the 5th Annual Floor Hockey Tournament, unveiling a community‑focused mural and reinforcing a $3 million, 10‑year commitment to youth sports and public art.
A USA TODAY investigation finds that Black Bear Sports Group, backed by Blackstreet Capital Holdings, has rapidly acquired rinks and teams nationwide, driving up costs and raising antitrust concerns.
After a first‑round exit highlighted a lack of pace, the Boston Bruins are weighing trade options for Owen Tippett, a free‑agent pursuit of Bobby McMann, and a potential offer sheet for Olen Zellweger.
A lifelong fan reflects on personal memories, the NHL's traditions, and the rise of the Seattle Kraken, inviting new supporters to cherish the sport's deep roots.
A vibrant array of new off‑Broadway productions is set to challenge conventions and spark conversation across the city’s theater scene.
Michigan State announced the hiring of Andy Contois as an assistant coach under head coach Adam Nightingale, highlighting his extensive coaching background and playing history with the program.
The University of Massachusetts announced that James Marcou, a 2009 Hockey East scoring champion and former NHL prospect, will serve as an assistant coach for the Minutemen. His extensive coaching background at Harvard and Brown, combined with a decorated playing résumé, positions him to contribute immediately to the program’s development.
Jack Gallucci, a decorated player and coach with international experience, has been appointed assistant coach at Columbia, where he hopes to build on the program's recent breakthroughs.