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Montreal’s new Premier Hockey Federation franchise came into the league making a significant statement with its first seven signings. The message was clear - this team plans to contend from day one.

The Premier Hockey Federation has unveiled details of their new salary disclosure policy ahead of the 2022-23 season, allowing players and teams to publicly announce player salaries.

The Premier Hockey Federation will welcome its seventh franchise to the league for the 2022-2023 season in Montreal.

Corriero's job is to protect the needs of the athletes in what is currently North America’s only professional women’s hockey league. And while there's tons of work to be done, the future is bright.

Mikyla Grant-Mentis has become the highest-paid professional women’s hockey player in history after signing a record-breaking deal with the PHF’s Buffalo Beauts.

Digit Murphy, the new president of the Premier Hockey Federation’s Metropolitan Riveters, has addressed claims of transphobia in a new video.

The Premier Hockey Federation has appointed Reagan Carey to the role of league commissioner.

The Premier Hockey Federation has decided to scrap its entry draft this off-season, instead opting for unrestricted free agency for all players, current and incoming.

Adam Proteau is back with another Screen Shots column, looking at the latest news in women's hockey, how the Buffalo Sabres continue to knock down powerhouse teams and the possibility of an all-Alberta playoff matchup.

After a meeting last month between the PWHPA and PHF, fans and analysts speculated about the direction of professional women’s hockey in North America. That direction has become clearer.

While the championship celebration is ongoing, the Premier Hockey Federation is about to get back to work, embarking on the most important, and perhaps busiest off-season in league history.

The Boston Pride captured their second straight Isobel Cup, defeating the Connecticut Whale, 4-2, in an all-New England final Monday night.

After a successful Olympic tournament and talk of a potential new league, there's more excitement than ever surrounding the future of women's hockey.

Kennedy Marchment has had early production at each stop in her career. That’s continued in Connecticut, where she has the Whale primed for playoff success.

The Premier Hockey Federation’s Toronto Six is now under new ownership, and it’s a group with several prominent hockey names.

Hockey legend Angela James did not mince words when discussing the current state of women’s professional hockey in North America in a social media post.

From around the hockey world, different groups, teams and other members have been working towards building the game more inclusive. Here's a look at five initiates working to strengthen Black representation in hockey.

When the Metropolitan Riveters of the Premier Hockey Federation debut their Black Rosie jerseys this week, it will mark a new era in representation for Black women in sport.

The PHF announced on Wednesday it would allow clubs to sign two players away from “other professional leagues” and spend an extra $10,000 more than its $300,000 salary cap ahead of the Isobel Cup playoffs.

Tyler Tumminia is stepping away as Premier Hockey Federation commissioner at the end of the season. What happens next will be important for the future of the league.

Tyler Tumminia will step down as commissioner of the Premier Hockey Federation following the end of the league's playoffs in March.

The Premier Hockey Federation announced that the 2022 Isobel Cup Playoffs will be held at a neutral site in Florida.

The PHF Players' Association announced that they have terminated their relationship with executive director Alex Sinatra less than one month after appointing her to the role.

After announcing a monumental investment on Tuesday, the PHF has more than doubled its salary cap and will see further expansion. Does this announcement bring us closer to a unified women's super-league?