Indigenous youth hit the ice in hockey camp organized by University of Waterloo students
A small group of students from the University of Waterloo hope their passion for hockey can help build bridges with Indigenous youth.
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International Ice Hockey Federation signals it could allow Israel to play upcoming events
The International Ice Hockey Federation said Friday that it could allow Israel to play in some upcoming world championship tournaments after earlier indicating that Israeli teams would be barred over concerns about security at the events.
Israel barred from World Ice Hockey Championships for security reasons - official
The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) has barred Israel from its world championships to ensure the "safety and well-being" of all participants, including Israelis.
Canadian ice dance duo won't compete at nationals amid Soerensen sex assault allegations
Canadian figure skater Nikolaj Soerensen, under investigation by Canada's Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner for an alleged sexual assault in 2012, says he and ice dance partner Laurence Fournier Beaudry will not compete at the national championships this weekend in Calgary.
First look at Holly Willoughby on Dancing On Ice as she makes TV return three months after quitting This Morning
ITV has given the first glimpse of Holly Willoughby's return to TV as she is set to front the new series of Dancing On Ice alongside a brand new co-host. The presenter, 42, hasn't been seen on screen since October when she shocked fans by announcing she had quit This Morning.
PWHL game sets new attendance record for women's ice hockey - ESPN
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Professional Women's Hockey League game between Minnesota and Montreal on Saturday set an attendance record for the most watched professional women's ice hockey event with 13,316 people at Xcel Energy Center, the league said.
Sweden to face U.S. for world junior gold on home ice after beating Czechs
Sweden will play for gold on home soil at the world junior hockey championship.
Canadian ice dancer Nikolaj Soerensen reportedly under investigation for sexual assault
USA Today has reported that Canadian ice dance champion Nikolaj Soerensen is under investigation by Canada's Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner for an alleged sexual assault in 2012.