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Calgary hosts national ball hockey championshipCalgary is hosting the Canada Ball Hockey Association National Championship this week. The tournament is showcasing the best of the best, facing off in the high-paced sport. Meghan Cobb has more.SportsAug 14
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Hockey Canada upholds suspensions for 4 acquitted playersFour of the five players acquitted in their high-profile sexual assault case have had their suspensions upheld by Hockey Canada, after an independent appeal process. Taylor McKee, a Sports Management professor at Brock University, joins our Miranda Anthistle to discuss the issues associated with hockey culture.Global News MorningAug 14
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Hockey Canada suspensions upheld for 4 players from 2018 world junior teamHockey Canada has announced four of the five hockey players acquitted in a high-profile sexual assault case will remain suspended. As Megan King reports, that decision comes after an independent appeal process.CrimeAug 12
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Canadian hockey stick company braces for potential new tariffsMontreal-based Custom Hockey Sticks is among the companies preparing for another round of U.S. tariffs, after President Donald Trump threatened 50 per cent tariffs on a long list of Canadian goods. While the impact could be contained to the products and sectors listed, it could also be another blow to overall business confidence in Canada....CanadaJul 21
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Edmonton hockey player Kayden Lemire selected in NHL draftIt wasn’t always a guarantee that Kayden Lemire would be an NHL draft pick, but the Edmontonian never stopped believing. The 18-year-old forward’s perseverance has paid off; he’s been selected by the Minnesota Wild in the 2026 draft. Slav Kornik has the story.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 15
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Hockey camp celebrates BIPOC women in sportsA free, three-day hockey program for girls of colour is back again this summer in Toronto. As Megan King reports, the camp looks to strengthen these players’ connection to the sport in an inclusive and community-centred environment.Global News at 6 TorontoJul 10
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Team Minnesota win 36th annual Brick Invitational Hockey TournamentIt was an all-American final at The Brick Invitational Tournament at West Edmonton Mall’s Ice Palace Sunday afternoon. Team Minnesota defeated the Detroit Jr. Red Wings 7-2. Players and families say the memories made during their journeys will last a lifetime. Gates Guarin has the story.SportsJul 5
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Experts weigh in as trial dates set for youth hockey players accused of hazingTrial dates have been set for a pair of youth hockey players accused of sexual assault in a 2025 hazing incident. The boys’ lawyer appeared on their behalf Monday in Truro Provincial Court and trial dates have been set for early 2027. Ella MacDonald has more on the case and what Canadian experts are saying.Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 30
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Another major hockey tournament will soon take over West Edmonton Mall Ice PalaceWhile much of the attention is currently on the Brick Invitational tournament at West Edmonton Mall, soon the girls will be taking over. War for the Roses is an annual invitational hockey tournament for 13-year-old girls from across North America. Founders of the event Chris Masters and Vickie Hofford joined Global News Morning to chat...Global News Morning EdmontonJun 30
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Puck drops on NHL STREET Harbour FestThe National Hockey League (NHL) and National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA), in partnership with Halifax Regional Municipality, today unveiled the full lineup of attractions and interactive experiences for 2026 NHL STREET Harbour Fest. The free, two-day street hockey festival will take place Sept. 12-13 at Emera Oval (5775 Cogswell St., Halifax, NS B3K 4B2),...EntertainmentSep 12
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Edmonton hockey player a pioneer for gay playersA local professional athlete made hockey history five years ago when he became the first openly gay player under an NHL contract. A documentary following Luke Prokop’s journey is premiering in Edmonton June 26. Prokop joined Global News at 5 to share more about what the project — and bringing the film to a hometown...CanadaJun 24
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WHL tests new “No Return” overtime ruleThe Western Hockey League is using the preseason to test a new rule that could change the way three-on-three overtime is played.SportsSep 3
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West Kelowna Warriors launch training campIt’s something many Canadians wait for all summer – the return of hockey. And that’s what’s happening this weekend as the BCHL’s West Kelowna Warriors begin training camp. And as Kevin Pontious reports, there are some big changes this season for the regular season champs.CanadaSep 4
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Halifax to be first city in Canada to host NHL Street Harbour FestThe National Hockey League is bringing NHL Street Harbour Fest to the Emera Oval in September. Halifax will be the first city in Canada to host such an event. Local community organizations will be there, including the Halifax Mooseheads. David Murdock has more.Global News at 6 HalifaxAug 28
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Disappointment after shutdown of Britannia Hockey AcademyAn East Vancouver hockey academy is on thin ice, after the school board ruled there weren’t enough participants to justify keeping it going. Families of those in the Britannia program though, say the district’s decision is off-side, because they weren’t given enough of an opportunity to make it work. Taya Fast has the story.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 20
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Small businesses caught in the middle of Canada-U.S. trade warU.S. President Donald Trump’s new 50 per cent tariffs cover a wide range of exports, with everything from milk and cream to hockey sticks caught in the crosshairs of this full-blown trade war. As Lexy Benedict reports, it’s creating new headaches for small businesses and industries in Ontario.CanadaAug 23
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Your Money: How new U.S. tariffs could hit household budgetsNew potential U.S. tariffs could hit Canada on Saturday, impacting everyday items from liquor, honey to dairy, to wood products, candles, hockey sticks and more. Personal finance expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq joins Miranda Anthistle for how this could further strain wallets.Global News MorningAug 20
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Jordan Martinook brings Stanley Cup home to LeducThe Stanley Cup is in Alberta. Leduc native, Jordan Martinook, brought hockey’s greatest prize to his hometown where hundreds of fans gathered to celebrate. Nicole Stillger has more.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 11
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Tariff troublesome for Manitoba beekeepersManitoba businesses are bracing for tariffs as the trade deadline looms. The latest round of tariffs has a long list of items, from hockey sticks to honey. Toni De Guzman spoke with a beekeeper about the buzzing uncertainty in the community.EconomyAug 17
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Trial begins for former Peterborough Petes billet parent facing sex charges involving teenage playerA woman who was a former Peterborough Petes billet parent is now on trial for two sex-related charges involving a young teenage hockey player. Our Marc Woodhouse was in the courtroom on Monday (Aug. 10) as the Crown began laying out its case.CrimeAug 10