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Canada shuts out Slovenia to open hockey worlds

  • On Saturday, May 10, Canada began its campaign at the 2025 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Stockholm with a 4-0 victory over first-time participant Slovenia.
  • Canada fielded a strong lineup including Nathan MacKinnon, who joined after his Colorado Avalanche were eliminated in the NHL first-round playoffs.
  • Bo Horvat netted the first goal on the power play and later added another, while Nathan MacKinnon contributed one goal and assisted on two others. Noah Dobson also found the back of the net with a power-play goal.
  • Canada outshot Slovenia 22-3 in the middle period while goalie Dylan Garand made 11 saves to preserve the shutout.
  • Having claimed 28 titles, the most of any country in the tournament, Canada enters as a strong contender aiming to secure their third championship within five years.
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Slovenian hockey players will face Slovakia in the second game of the elite division world championship at Stockholm's Avicii Arena at 12:20. Both teams lost their opening match.

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Canada shuts out Slovenia to open hockey worlds

STOCKHOLM — Canada opened the ice hockey world championship by shutting out newcomer Slovenia 4-0 on Saturday.

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The Record broke the news in Waterloo, Canada on Saturday, May 10, 2025.
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