Stanley Cup
How artist Stan Douglas recreates scenes of political unrest
With his latest exhibit, “2011 ≠ 1848,” Douglas represented Canada at the Venice Biennale
The Penguins don’t have to defend their White House visit
Opinion: Outspoken athletes should be applauded for entering public debate, but they shouldn’t be punished for staying in their lane
It takes a village, actually
Daniel Cleary was the first Newfoundlander to have his name etched on the Stanley Cup, thanks in large part to his childhood coach Dick Power
Cherry Picker: Choose your ideal NHL team by its Canadian-ness
Are you a Canadian hockey fan desperate for a reason to cheer? Use our tool to find the right Canadian-ish bandwagon for you
Could Canada’s hockey teams be any worse? Nope.
Canada supplies the NHL nearly half of its players, and a ton of revenue. But it may not qualify a team for the playoffs.
What it feels like to be the keeper of the Stanley Cup
Looking after the Stanley Cup is more intense than you might realize. The high-stakes job, which requires white cotton gloves to make sure the cup stays shiny and fingerprint-free, gives you serious NHL bragging rights in the Great White North. This is what it’s like to be the keeper of the National Hockey League’s highest honour.
Why there’s no faking a playoff beard
It’s one of the last symbols of male solidarity
Chicago Blackhawks are Stanley Cup champions: ‘Tears of joy. And blood’
Two goals in 17 seconds: ‘I don’t believe what I just saw’
Who to cheer for in the Stanley Cup playoffs
Are we allowed to root for the other Canadian teams?
Six reasons Brian Burke had to go
GM’s off-ice bluster and bombast never translated into success for the Leafs
Will Brent Rathgeber save the Stanley Cup?
The Conservative MP suggests, if the NHL season is cancelled, that the Stanley Cup’s trustees hold a competition to award it.
How the Stanley Cup spent its summer vacation
80,000 km, two continents, and four months of travel