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The past week in Canadian sport delivered a blend of disappointment and unexpected triumphs, as the nation’s teams navigated international tournaments and professional leagues.
The International Ice Hockey Federation has walked back its blanket ban on Russian clubs and national teams, opting for a case‑by‑case review as the 2026‑2027 season approaches.
Finland edged Switzerland 1-0 in overtime, with Konsta Helenius scoring the winning goal, clinching their fifth world championship.
Finland defeated Switzerland in overtime to win the 2026 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship, ending a three‑year final streak. Roman Josi was named MVP and Best Defenceman, while Canada's Macklin Celebrini and Norway's Henrik Haukeland received Best Forward and Best Goaltender honors.
The International Ice Hockey Federation will review the admission of Russian and Belarusian teams, with the Belarusian junior squad already slated for the 2027 World Championship in the United States.
Finland edged Switzerland 1-0 in overtime at the 2026 IIHF Men's Ice Hockey World Championship, with Konsta Helenius scoring the decisive goal and goaltender Justus Annunen delivering 22 saves. Captain Aleksander Barkov's three goals and eight assists anchored the Finnish campaign, while Switzerland's third straight final loss underscored their continued near‑miss.
Finland edged Switzerland 1‑0 in overtime, with Konsta Helenius scoring the winner while goaltender Justus Annunen made 22 saves. Captain Aleksander Barkov contributed three goals and eight assists, leading a Finnish team that has now secured five world titles.
Norway defeated Canada 3-2 in overtime for bronze, while Finland edged Switzerland 1-0 to win gold, with standout performances from Robert Thomas, Jet Greaves, and Aleksander Barkov
Celebrini was named the tournament’s best forward and selected to the media all‑star team after scoring 14 points, leading Canada to a flawless preliminary round and a hard‑fought loss in the semifinals.
Macklin Celebrini was named best forward and selected to the media all‑star team after scoring 14 points, including a pivotal backhand flip that set up a goal versus Finland, while Canada fell short in the semifinals and bronze‑medal game.
Finland clinches its fifth world title in a 1-0 overtime victory over Switzerland, with Konsta Helenius scoring the winner and Justus Annunen delivering 22 saves.
Finland defeated Switzerland 1‑0 in overtime to claim its fifth world title, with Konsta Helenius scoring the winning goal and goalie Justus Annunen making 22 saves.
From Olympic overtime heartbreak to a 33‑year Stanley Cup wait, Canada’s hockey teams face a challenging stretch, even as Norway celebrates its first top‑division medal.
Finland defeated Canada 4-2 in the semifinal, with key contributions from Patrik Puistola, Aleksander Barkov, Konsta Helenius and Aatu Raty, while goalie Justus Annunen made crucial saves. Switzerland cruised past Norway 6-0, positioning themselves for a final clash with Finland that promises a historic outcome.
Recent losses by Canada's national teams and the Montreal Canadiens highlight a challenging period for the country's hockey legacy.
In a tense overtime at the ice hockey world championship, Norway edged Canada 3-2, with Noah Steen’s decisive goal sealing a breakthrough medal for the Scandinavians.
Norway secured its maiden bronze medal at the 2026 IIHF Men's Ice Hockey World Championship, with Noah Steen’s overtime winner ending Canada’s title hopes.
Norway secured its maiden world championship medal with a 3-2 overtime win against Canada, as forward Noah Steen's decisive goal capped a tournament filled with upsets and breakthrough performances.
Switzerland crushed Norway 6‑0 in the semi‑final, securing a spot in the championship final while Norway prepares for a bronze‑medal match.
In a dramatic night of semifinals at the International Ice Hockey Federation tournament, Switzerland routed Norway 6‑0 and Finland edged Canada 4‑2, paving the way for a historic final between two European powers.
In a surprising turn of events, Finland defeated Canada 4-2 in the semifinals of the 2026 IIHF World Hockey Championship in Zurich, advancing to face Switzerland for the title while Canada prepares for a bronze‑medal clash with Norway.
Finland defeated Canada 4-2 in the semifinals, setting up a final against Switzerland, while Canada will play Norway for the bronze medal.
Switzerland crushed Norway 6‑0 and Finland rallied from a 2‑1 deficit to beat Canada 4‑2, setting the stage for a highly anticipated championship match.
Finland defeated Canada 4-2 in the semifinals, setting up a final against Switzerland, who blanked Norway 6-0. Key performances and the upcoming bronze‑medal match highlight the tournament's climax.