Canada's top 2023 and 2024 draft prospects and women's Olympic hopefuls took part in a unique four-team event in Ottawa over the past week. Here's a look at a few standouts, including some future NHL stars you need to know about.

Olympic years are never easy. Throw in a global pandemic and it gets even tougher. Canada's women's team has been busy in its preparation for Beijing, and its next step has taken them to Ottawa for a new challenge.

Due to neglect and even acts of God, there was plenty missing when it came to historical stats for the women’s game. One man is doing his darndest to fill in the gaps.

The Hockey Hall of Fame’s pandemic class finally got its moment in the spotlight. Jarome Iginla headlined the five players and one executive enshrined Monday night — a year later than originally intended because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jenni Hiirikoski has plied her trade on the other side of the Atlantic, but the underrated Finnish star has more than earned her place among the game’s greatest talents.

A female high school ice hockey goalie in Pennsylvania is returning to the ice Monday for her first school game since she was the target of vulgar chants from spectators that resulted in discipline by a school and a youth sports organization.

Tyler Tumminia placed the onus on the Professional Women’s Hockey Players’ Association to resolve its differences with her Premier Hockey Federation in hopes of finally establishing a single women’s pro league in North America.

Hockey Canada has announced a new four-team tournament in Ottawa in late November, with three Canadian U-17 teams taking on Canada's women's hockey team from Nov. 26-Dec. 1 at TD Place Arena.

Andrea Braendli finds her calm weathering storms of rubber. That will serve the Swiss stopper and her teammates well on their upset-minded journey.

The Premier Hockey Federation announced an exclusive broadcast deal with ESPN on Wednesday that serves as a monumental move in growing women's hockey.

On Thursday, Puerto Rico beat Chile for its first win in its first game. Three days later, they were crowned champions at the Amerigol Latam Cup in Florida.

The IIHF has approved a change to allow the top women's World Hockey Championship to occur during Olympic years.

Co-host Ashley Mouzzon speaks with 2020 Beanpot Hall of Fame Inductee, Boston University alum and AIK player Reagan Rust about her move to Sweden, playing college hockey and her experience playing with the PWHPA.

The pro league adapts a more inclusive moniker as it enters its seventh season in the hockey world.

Ellen Tully joins the show to about being a professional hockey team owner and building her organization, the Vermilion County Bobcats. She stresses the importance of building resources for her players and staff, such as mental health services and tuition assistance.

With yet another golden goal for Canada, Marie-Philip Poulin's continued success in big games shows why she's one of the best to ever do it.

Canada vs. USA. An incredible rivalry no matter who's playing. But on the women's side, it's a battle that never disappoints. How does it rank among other top sports rivalries?

Will Pat Brisson help facilitate an Eichel swap? Should Montreal match the Kotkaniemi offer sheet? Do the Canada and USA women have the best rivalry in sports? And more.

Hockey Hall of Famer and three-time Olympic gold medalist Kim St-Pierre shares insights on her career and lessons learned in a highly competitive environment.

Hilary Knight set the all-time goals record at the World Championship earlier this week. Where does she rank among the greatest women's hockey players ever?

Was No. 1 overall pick Power smart to delay his Sabres debut? Where do Henrik Lundqvist and Hilary Knight rank among the all-time greats? And more.

Sarah Fillier's time has been coming for a few years now. With the way she's been playing in the early stages of the World Championship, she's already showing why she's one of the best young players in the game today.

The women's World Championship is well underway in Calgary. While the timing of it does put extra emphasis on preparing for Beijing 2022, Team Canada is focused on just one thing right now: winning at home.

The first weekend of the women's World Championship is over and Canada, USA and the Czech Republic hold perfect records after two games each.