Hockey Canada

Hockey Canada is the national governing body for organized ice hockey in Canada. It oversees national teams, competitions, coaching and officiating programs, and the development of the sport.

Canada men's national ice hockey team: The national men's ice hockey team representing Canada in international competition. Hockey Canada selects and administers the team for major international tournaments.
Hockey Canada registration: The system through which participants and teams register in Hockey Canada-sanctioned hockey. Registration links local participation to the organization's insurance and administrative structures.
Hockey Canada sexual assault controversy: A public controversy involving Hockey Canada's handling of sexual assault allegations and settlement funds. The controversy prompted scrutiny of the organization's governance and accountability.
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association: The organization founded in 1914 to govern amateur ice hockey in Canada. It was Hockey Canada's predecessor and established national amateur governance.
Canada women's national ice hockey team: The national women's ice hockey team representing Canada in international competition. Hockey Canada oversees its participation in world championships and the Olympic Games.
Hockey Canada insurance program: Insurance coverage arranged for eligible participants in Hockey Canada-sanctioned hockey. Coverage is tied to participation within the organization's sanctioned system.
Hockey Canada governance reforms: Changes to Hockey Canada's leadership, oversight, and accountability structures following public and governmental scrutiny. Reforms addressed questions raised about the organization's institutional controls.
Hockey Canada history: The institutional history of Canada's national ice hockey governing body. Its changing name and structure trace shifts in Canadian hockey governance.
Canadian Hockey League: An umbrella organization for the Western Hockey League, Ontario Hockey League, and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League. It operates major junior leagues alongside, but separately from, Hockey Canada's national governance.
Hockey Canada Safety Program: A set of safety policies and resources for participants in organized hockey governed by Hockey Canada. It translates national policy into expectations for teams and local associations.

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