Canada Hockey Team Unveils Three Jerseys for 2026 Winter Olympics
On Thursday, the Canada national hockey team revealed three new jerseys designed for the 2026 Winter Olympics, shortly after Finland showcased theirs. The team will wear a red, white, and black alternate jersey during the Games.
Canada enters the Olympics with strong momentum following their NHL 4 Nations Face-Off Championship victory over the USA last season. Superstar Connor McDavid scored the game-winning goal in a record-breaking event that attracted nearly 10 million viewers across both countries.
Canada's Olympic Hockey Achievements
- The Canadian Olympic men's hockey team has won nine gold medals in total.
- The most recent gold was earned in 2014.
- They also have four silver and two bronze Olympic medals.
- The women's team secured their fifth gold medal at the 2022 Beijing Olympics, defeating the USA.
Upcoming Olympic Hockey Schedule
- The men's hockey tournament begins on February 11, 2026.
- The women's tournament starts earlier, on February 5, 2026.
"Superstar Connor McDavid sent home the game-winner in what was a record-breaking event in terms of viewership that drew almost 10 million viewers between the two countries."
Canada aims to build on its storied Olympic hockey legacy with a fresh look and the momentum from recent international success.
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