Ottawa, ON — Ringette Canada is proud to announce that the All Women’s Sports Network (AWSN) will broadcast the National Ringette League (NRL) Gold and Bronze Medal Games live from the 2026 Canadian Ringette Championships (CRC) in Ottawa. This marks the first time in championship history that the NRL finals will be carried by AWSN, representing…
Ottawa, ON–The 2025 Canadian Ringette Championships (CRCs) are receiving their flowers! The 2025 iteration of ringette’s national championship is the recipient of the Think Ottawa 2025 Leader Award, recognizing the event’s leadership, and a finalist in the Canadian Event of the Year – Group B (Budget less than $1m) category of the 2026 STC PRESTIGE…
Ottawa, ON–Ringette Canada is pleased to announce the 2025 inductees to the Ringette Hall of Fame: Angie Milbury, Builder; University of Alberta Ringette Coaches Bob Bailey, Bonnie Peters, John Romyn and Paul Hotke, Builder; and Benoît Ducharme, Official. “We are delighted to welcome Angie Milbury, the coaches who started the University of Alberta ringette program,…
From AWSN, originally published January 29, 2026: A true engine of the game, Britney Snowdon has built a career defined by intelligence, creativity, and an unrelenting love for ringette. Coming off a remarkable season with 48 goals and 48 assists, the Moncton native continues to raise the bar as one of the NRL’s most dynamic…
Calgary, AB–Ringette Canada is pleased to announce Calgary has been selected as the host city for the 2028 and 2029 Canadian Ringette Championships (CRC). The 2028 and 2029 events will be the 48 and 49th national championships for ringette, and the fourth and fifth time the CRCs will be hosted by the city of Calgary….
Ottawa, ON–The official 2026 Canadian Ringette Championships merchandise store is now LIVE! Orders can be placed for delivery to your home. The ability to order online and pick up in Ottawa at the CRCs will be added closer to the event. Merchandise will be available on location, but sizing and quantity is limited. To ensure…
Regina, SK– Ringette Canada is pleased to announce the self-identification process for our 2026 U17 La Relève program is now open. The link to the self-identification application can be found HERE. The 2026 La Relève will take place from August 3-8, 2026 in Regina, SK. This event is open to athletes born in 2010 competing…
Ottawa, ON–Ringette Canada is pleased to announce the major officials who have been selected to attend the 2026 Canadian Ringette Championships. The 2026 Canadian Ringette Championships will kick off in Ottawa, ON on March 29, 2026. Teams from across Canada will compete for National Championship titles in the U16 and U19 divisions, while National…
From CBC Kitchener-Waterloo, originally published January 4, 2026: Deaf Laurier ringette player Leah Partridge thrives on ice with support of her team Born profoundly deaf, Wilfrid Laurier ringette player Leah Partridge relies on visual cues to play By: Diego Pizarro Ringette player Leah Partridge moves across the ice with speed and awareness, tracking the ring,…
Lahti, Finland – November 9th, 2025 – The final day of the World Ringette Championships brought the most heart, determination, and disciplined play of the week for Team Canada. Amidst a packed Wemasto Arena, the dedicated Canadian contingent made themselves known with makeshift drums, flags, and maple leaves galore. The U21 Junior National Team was…
Lahti, Finland – November 8th, 2025 – The first games of Championship weekend took place today, and Canada played two tight, incredibly competitive games at the 2025 World Ringette Championships. The U21 Junior National Team was on the ice first, facing off against Finland at Wemasto Arena, where a packed house brought an incredible atmosphere…
Helsinki, Finland – November 6th, 2025 – Team Canada travelled to Finland’s capital, Helsinki, for their final exhibition game ahead of Championship Weekend at the 2025 World Ringette Championships. The U21 Junior National Team was on the ice first, facing off against Finland in a full arena, where it was local school day, and dozens…
Lahti, Finland – November 5th, 2025 – Today, Canada’s U18 Development team demonstrated why ringette is called the fastest game on ice, scoring five goals in just over six minutes during the last quarter of their second exhibition game. Let’s not jump ahead! The U18 Canadian Development team has been training in Pajulahti at the…