The exhibit at the New Brunswick Museum explores the emotional connections that Canadians have with the sport that has come to define us. Continue reading →

When you bring a Canadian city four Stanley Cup championships, it’s fair to say your name will become synonymous with good times. Continue reading →

Wayne Gretzky says the NHL should again allow its players to compete in the Olympics because sending the world’s top hockey players is “always much better for everyone.” Continue reading →

Hockey is coming back, and with it, hockey-linked fake news promoting a dubious diet supplement. Continue reading →

Wayne Gretzky has been named a global ambassador for China’s new professional hockey team, the Kunlun Red Star. Continue reading →

Playing on Canadian ice for the first time since 1996 in what’s now called the Hlinka Gretzky Cup, Team Canada made it a memorable and lopsided homecoming, opening with a 10-0 win over Team Switzerland. Continue reading →

Bob Nicholson hopes a rare best-on-best men’s tournament, and Gretzky brand, will pull people into Edmonton’s Rogers Place to watch hockey in the middle of summer. Continue reading →

The 1984-85 Oilers celebrate being voted the NHL’s greatest team. Continue reading →

The Hlinka Gretzky Cup comes to Edmonton and Red Deer. Continue reading →