Hockey
The Prospect: Why Quebec’s Maveric Lamoureux is on his way to NHL stardom
Genetics made Quebec’s Maveric Lamoureux a shoo-in for the NHL. Determination got him drafted.
Q&A: Ken Dryden on the Summit Series 50 years later
16 million out of 22 million Canadians tuned in for the final game in the legendary battle between Canada and the USSR
The story behind Marc-André Fleury’s Indigenous-designed helmet
The Chicago Blackhawks wanted to honour their Indigenous namesakes. Toronto-based Ojibwe artist Patrick Hunter explains the thinking behind the new helmet.
Luke Prokop on striving to reach hockey’s pinnacle—on his own terms
The 20-year-old defenceman from Edmonton hopes to play for the NHL in 2022, making him the first openly gay player to do so
Mark Messier on leadership, trust and magic mushrooms
The hockey icon talks with Marie-Danielle Smith about mental health, hockey violence—and what he’ll do when the New York Rangers call
A 330-kilometre trek for the love of hockey
Image of the Week: Aries Benuen and his grandfather Sebastian crushed their goal of raising $50,000 so the Innu boy can keep playing at the top of the game
Black hockey players on loving a sport that doesn’t love them back
In 2020, hockey’s racial reckoning came to a head. Here, 10 Black hockey players share their experiences with racism on the ice.
Hockey’s chance to reckon with its culture of abuse
The biggest question this season isn’t who wins the Stanley Cup, but whether the game finally deals with revelations of bullying, racism, misogyny and homophobia
338Canada’s NHL projection Part 2: The West
Philippe J. Fournier: The Canucks lead the way while the numbers don’t bode well for Alberta’s flagging teams
338Canada: Now for something lighter than politics—NHL projections!
Philippe J. Fournier: Applying the 338Canada model to hockey reveals the Leafs destined for the playoffs, and the Sens in need of a miracle
Don Cherry was an unchanging man in a changing world. Finally, the world caught him out.
Cherry’s antiquated ideas about being Canadian and about the place of violence in hockey made him both off-putting and irrelevant. Hockey could learn from his exit.
Twitter reacts to Don Cherry’s poppy rant
The hockey commentator made bigoted remarks on national television. What else is new? Here’s what Canadians had to say.