
🇨🇦 CANADA (CAN) Men’s National Ice Hockey Team (1910-)
339 wins, 68 reigns, 364 games with IHLC – ranked 2nd
IHLC last held 22 May 2025
Canada, the inventors of the game of ice hockey, naturally entered the international circuit as a dominant force, winning their first IHLC in 1911 and rarely losing any game from then until 1953, winning all but one Olympic Gold and 13 World Championship titles. However, with the emergence of the Soviet Union, and disputes with the IIHF over defining amateur players, Canada largely dropped off from international competition, mainly competing in now-classic events like the Summit Series and Canada Cup. Now that the playing field has equaled with professionals playing, Canada has regained its footing as a dominant hockey nation, only second in IHLC rankings to Russia.
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