Building the Future of Women’s and Girls’ Hockey

Hockey Canada has released "Building the Future of Women’s and Girls’ Hockey," a discussion paper led by a 15-person steering committee, chaired by National Women’s Team alumna Gillian Apps. The paper aims to inform Canadians about the challenges facing women’s hockey and inspire collective efforts to remove these barriers.

The paper identifies six key barriers:

1. Structure
2. Equity in resources
3. Policy and governance
4. Education and training
5. Data
6. Visibility.

It also introduces Vision 2030, which aims to see over 170,000 women and girls on the ice by 2030.

Building the Future of Women’s and Girls’ Hockey can be found here.