Canada and Finland Reveal Hockey Jerseys for 2026 Olympics
As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics approach, the national hockey teams of Canada and Finland have showcased their new uniforms. The designs highlight each country's hockey heritage and national colors.
Canada’s New Uniforms
- A white jersey adorned with a red maple leaf.
- A black jersey featuring a black maple leaf.
- A red-and-black version blending both national shades.
Canada aims to reclaim its ice hockey dominance, having last won Olympic gold in 2014 at the Sochi Games. The team failed to medal in 2022 but remains one of the most decorated nations with nine Olympic hockey golds.
Finland’s New Look
Finland introduced white and dark blue uniforms, reflecting national pride and tradition. The Finnish team enters the upcoming Olympic Games on a high note, still celebrating their landmark gold medal victory in Beijing 2022—Finland’s first-ever Olympic gold in men’s ice hockey.
NHL Players Returning
For the first time since 2014, NHL players will return to Olympic competition. The league previously halted participation after 2018 because the event conflicted with its regular season. In 2026, the NHL will pause mid-season to allow players to represent their home nations.
“With NHL players back on Olympic ice, fans can expect one of the most competitive and exciting hockey tournaments in years.”
Author’s Summary
The 2026 Olympics will see Canada and Finland unveil striking new hockey jerseys, with NHL players returning to ignite fierce international competition.