Hockey Canada has announced that a total of 48 players have been invited to a national-team training camp as the organization prepares for the women’s world championship, which is set to take place in November. The selection of players reflects a blend of young athletes and experienced veterans, although several notable veteran players will not be present. Among those participating, 14 players hail from college-level hockey, showcasing the depth of talent emerging from the collegiate ranks in Canadian women's hockey. The camp is designed to assess skills, foster team dynamics, and ultimately assemble a competitive roster for the championship. As the event approaches, Hockey Canada is focusing on building a team that can represent the country effectively on an international stage.
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