This weekend, the annual Hockey Day In Canada will be celebrated in Canmore, Alberta. Among the many events scheduled in the picturesque city, there are a few you can find right here on FloHockey.

There’s an even better way to watch FloHockey content now after FloSports launched its new app update that will enhance the experience for hockey fans.

In a Monday afternoon announcement, the Western Hockey League announced they were granting exceptional status to just the second player, and first defenseman, in league history, 14-year-old Landon DuPont. In the press announcement of DuPont's exceptional player status, a constant theme was that DuPont's hockey is at a high level, but also that his emotional maturity and responsibility level were taken into account before exceptional status was granted. DuPont himself, when asked about how he feels about a greater level of responsibility in the WHL, commented: "I think there's nothing that I can't handle."

I grew up playing the best sport in the world: ice hockey.

Just because a player is drafted does not automatically grant him a spot on the NHL roster. In fact, most players still have several years before they crack an opportunity at a full-time roster spot.

HockeyTV, the premier online streaming service for live and on-demand hockey games, is officially moving over to FloHockey. Existing HockeyTV Subscribers can expect a seamless integration into the FloHockey platform, offering a broader range of content than ever before.

Saturday night in East Lansing, Michigan State second-year head coach Danton Cole finally got to exhale. His Spartans had just shut out Team USA’s U-18 national team, one of two squads under the National Team Development Program banner. 

North America's best and most exciting youth hockey tournament is back: This Friday through Sunday, OneHockey Philadelphia is bringing the best youth teams on the planet to compete for the cup in nonstop hockey action.

By Jacob Messing After five seasons overseas, former NHL superstar Ilya Kovalchuk is seeking a return to North America because he “won’t forgive himself” if he fails to win a Stanley Cup.

By Jacob Messing