CDSA

Team Canada
Deaf Hockey

Representing our nation with pride and excellence at the 2027 Deaflympics. Join the journey to gold.

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Our National Mission

"To empower elite Deaf and Hard of Hearing athletes through high-performance hockey, representing Canada on the world stage with excellence, integrity, and the pursuit of international podium success."

Team Canada Deaf Hockey operates under the supervision of the Canadian Deaf Sports Association (CDSA).

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Athletes

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Supporters

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Partners/Media

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Our Story

Explore the history of Deaf hockey in Canada and our core values.

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Road to 2027 Deaflympics

The 3-year plan for national excellence

2025

World Championships

circle World Deaf Ice Hockey Championships
circle International competition experience
circle Team chemistry development

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2026

Preparation & Training

circle Recruiting & roster building
circle High-performance training camps
circle Final Deaflympics selection

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Deaflympics

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Recent Updates

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Athlete Profile

From the Rink to Research: Matthew Sheffield's Two-World Impact

Team Canada centerman Matthew Sheffield has competed in six countries, coached elite youth hockey and lacrosse, and now maps coastal flood risk across Nova Scotia. Discipline and teamwork connect it all.

May 19, 2026

Athlete Profile

Massimo Luciani: Prolific Scorer Bringing Momentum to Team Canada's Deaflympics Push

Massimo Luciani dominated the 2025 World Deaf Ice Hockey Championships with 8 goals and 6 assists in 4 games. The Team Canada forward is now preparing for the 2027 Winter Deaflympics in Austria.

May 12, 2026

Athlete Profile

From League Champion to Team Canada: Nathan Flodell Is Ready

Nathan Flodell helped the Shellbrook Elks win a championship after a 2-5 start. Now the forward from Prince Albert, SK sets his sights on gold at the 2027 Winter Deaflympics in Innsbruck.

May 4, 2026

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