The Canadian Women’s National Team (CanWNT), ranked 9th in the world, just visited the hot, humid city of Cuiabá, Brazil. They competed in a mid-April FIFA Series mini-tournament featuring Zambia (64th), South Korea (19th), and the Brazilian hosts (6th). After soundly defeating the Zambians and Koreans, they fell 1–0 at the final hurdle against the team in canary yellow. The CanWNT are building toward the … Continue reading Canada Scoring Again, But Not Against Top Sides

The Canadian Women’s National Team (CanWNT) ended 2025 with a dreadful run of games: five consecutive losses in which they scored zero goals. Their first competition of 2026 was the tenth edition of the SheBelieves Cup, an annual, invitational, four-team tournament hosted by the United States. This tourney offered the CanWNT an opportunity to end their scoring drought and build some much-needed momentum in a … Continue reading Canada’s Tourney Begins with Bite, Ends Toothless

The 2026 SheBelieves Cup returns this Sunday, and with it comes a chance for Canada Women’s National Team (FIFA Ranking – 10th) to go head-to-head with their neighbours USA (FIFA Ranking – 2nd), Colombia (FIFA Ranking – 20th), and Argentina (FIFA Ranking – 30th) from March 1st to 7th, 2026. Colombia and Argentina are invited to participate in this tournament for the first time. The … Continue reading SheBelieves Cup: Canada’s Belief Begins at the Back

Friday night at BC Place, the Canadian Women’s National Team defeated Argentina by a score of 3-0, in Casey Stoney’s first match managing her team on home soil. Canada was the dominant team from the very first minute, and it appeared as though the Argentines struggled to settle into the match and acclimate to the pace of the game. Both Janine Sonis and Adriana Leon … Continue reading Canada dominant against Argentina at BC Place

TORONTO, ON – Canada’s women’s national team is entering a new era, but it’s one that began by getting them back to a previous destination. On Tuesday, Canada, the defending Olympic gold medalists from Tokyo 2020,  punched their ticket to the Paris 2024 Games, securing a spot on the stage to defend their title with a 2-1 (4-1 on aggregate) victory over Jamaica. They didn’t … Continue reading With a new identity, Canada clinch Paris 2024 Olympic berth in women’s soccer