List of IIHF World Championship medalists - wikipedia List of IIHF World Championship medalists The gold medal - winning Winnipeg Falcons ( representing Canada ), pictured en route to the 1920 Olympics, which were counted as the first ice hockey World Championships The Ice Hockey World Championships is an annual event held by the International Ice Hockey Federation ( IIHF ). It was preceded by the European Championship which was held from 1910 to 1932. The first World Championship tournament was decided at the 1920 Summer Olympics. Subsequently, ice hockey was featured at the Winter Olympic Games, where the World Championship was decided when the two events occurred concurrently, until the 1968 Winter Olympics. The first three championships were contested at the Olympics, while the first World Championships that were an individual event were held in 1930. The modern format for the World Championship features 16 teams in the championship group, 12 teams in Division I and 12 teams in Division II. If there are more than 40 teams, the rest compete in Division III. The teams in the championship play a preliminary and qualifying round, then the top eight teams play in the playoff medal round and the winning team is crowned World Champion. From the 1920 Olympics until the 1976 World Championships, only athletes designated as `` amateur '' were allowed to compete in the tournament. Because of this, players from the National Hockey League and its senior minor - league teams were not allowed to compete, while the Soviet Union was allowed to use permanent full - time players who were positioned as regular workers of an aircraft industry or tractor industry employer that sponsored what would be presented as an after - hours amateur social sports society team for their workers. In 1970, after an agreement to allow just a small number of its professionals to participate was rescinded by the IIHF, Canada withdrew from the tournament. Starting in 1977, professional athletes were allowed to compete in the tournament and Canada re-entered, using some NHL players from those teams that were not good enough to reach the Stanley Cup playoffs. As of 2016, 81 tournaments have been staged. From 1920 to 1930, the Winter Olympic Games Ice Hockey Tournaments held counted as the World Championships and no tournaments in between were held. No championships were held from 1940 to 1946 due to World War II, nor during the Olympic years 1980, 1984 and 1988. Ten nations have won a gold medal at the World Championships and a total of fourteen have won medals. Canada has won 48 medals, the most of any nation. The Soviet Union, which began competing in 1954 and last competed in 1991, captured a medal in every tournament they entered. In winning the 2006 World Championships, Sweden became the first nation in sports history to win an Olympic gold as well as a separate World Championship in the same season. Contents 1 Champions 2 Medal table 3 Finals 4 See also 5 References 5.1 Notes 5.2 General 6 External links Champions Key The Summer Olympic Games Ice Hockey Tournament held that year counted as the World Championships. * The Winter Olympic Games Ice Hockey Tournament held that year counted as the World Championships. ( # ) Number of tournaments won at the time. Second number indicates total while country was part of the Soviet Union or Czechoslovakia. Year 01 ! Gold 02 ! Silver 03 ! Bronze Host city / cities Host country / countries 1920 Canada 01 ! Canada ( 1 ) United States 01 ! United States ( 1 ) Czechoslovakia 01 ! Czechoslovakia ( 1 ) Antwerp Belgium ( 1 ) 1924 * Canada 02 ! Canada ( 2 ) United States 02 ! United States ( 2 ) Great Britain 01 ! Great Britain ( 1 ) Chamonix France ( 1 ) 1928 * Canada 03 ! Canada ( 3 ) Sweden 01 ! Sweden ( 1 ) Switzerland 01 ! Switzerland ( 1 ) St. Moritz Switzerland ( 1 ) 1930 Canada 04 ! Canada ( 4 ) Germany 01 ! Germany ( 1 ) Switzerland 02 ! Switzerland ( 2 ) Chamonix Berlin Vienna France ( 2 ) Germany ( 1 ) Austria ( 1 ) 1931 Canada 05 ! Canada ( 5 ) United States 03 ! United States ( 3 ) Austria 01 ! Austria ( 1 ) Krynica Poland ( 1 ) 1932 * Canada 06 ! Canada ( 6 ) United States 04 ! United States ( 4 ) Germany 01 ! Germany ( 1 ) Lake Placid United States ( 1 ) 1933 United States 01 ! United States ( 1 ) Canada 01 ! Canada ( 1 ) Czechoslovakia 02 ! Czechoslovakia ( 2 ) Prague Czechoslovakia ( 1 ) 1934 Canada 07 ! Canada ( 7 ) United States 05 ! United States ( 5 ) Germany 02 ! Germany ( 2 ) Milan Italy ( 1 ) 1935 Canada 08 ! Canada ( 8 ) Switzerland 01 ! Switzerland ( 1 ) Great Britain 02 ! Great Britain ( 2 ) Davos Switzerland ( 2 ) 1936 * Great Britain 01 ! Great Britain ( 1 ) Canada 02 ! Canada ( 2 ) United States 01 ! United States ( 1 ) Garmisch - Partenkirchen Germany ( 2 ) 1937 Canada 09 ! Canada ( 9 ) Great Britain 01 ! Great Britain ( 1 ) Switzerland 03 ! Switzerland ( 3 ) London United Kingdom ( 1 ) 1938 Canada 10 ! Canada ( 10 ) Great Britain 02 ! Great Britain ( 2 ) Czechoslovakia 03 ! Czechoslovakia ( 3 ) Prague Czechoslovakia ( 2 ) 1939 Canada 11 ! Canada ( 11 ) United States 06 ! United States ( 6 ) Switzerland 04 ! Switzerland ( 4 ) Zurich and Basel Switzerland ( 3 ) 1947 Czechoslovakia 01 ! Czechoslovakia ( 1 ) Sweden 02 ! Sweden ( 2 ) Austria 02 ! Austria ( 2 ) Prague Czechoslovakia ( 3 ) 1948 * Canada 12 ! Canada ( 12 ) Czechoslovakia 01 ! Czechoslovakia ( 1 ) Switzerland 05 ! Switzerland ( 5 ) St. Moritz Switzerland ( 4 ) 1949 Czechoslovakia 02 ! Czechoslovakia ( 2 ) Canada 03 ! Canada ( 3 ) United States 02 ! United States ( 2 ) Stockholm Sweden ( 1 ) 1950 Canada 13 ! Canada ( 13 ) United States 07 ! United States ( 7 ) Switzerland 06 ! Switzerland ( 6 ) London United Kingdom ( 2 ) 1951 Canada 14 ! Canada ( 14 ) Sweden 03 ! Sweden ( 3 ) Switzerland 07 ! Switzerland ( 7 ) Paris France ( 3 ) 1952 * Canada 15 ! Canada ( 15 ) United States 08 ! United States ( 8 ) Sweden 01 ! Sweden ( 1 ) Oslo and Drammen Norway ( 1 ) 1953 Sweden 01 ! Sweden ( 1 ) Germany 02 ! West Germany ( 2 ) Switzerland 08 ! Switzerland ( 8 ) Zurich and Basel Switzerland ( 5 ) 1954 Soviet Union 01 ! Soviet Union ( 1 ) Canada 04 ! Canada ( 4 ) Sweden 02 ! Sweden ( 2 ) Stockholm Sweden ( 2 ) 1955 Canada 16 ! Canada ( 16 ) Soviet Union 01 ! Soviet Union ( 1 ) Czechoslovakia 04 ! Czechoslovakia ( 4 ) Krefeld, Dortmund and Cologne West Germany ( 3 ) 1956 * Soviet Union 01 ! Soviet Union ( 2 ) United States 09 ! United States ( 9 ) Canada 01 ! Canada ( 1 ) Cortina Italy ( 2 ) 1957 Sweden 02 ! Sweden ( 2 ) Soviet Union 02 ! Soviet Union ( 2 ) Czechoslovakia 05 ! Czechoslovakia ( 5 ) Moscow Soviet Union ( 1 ) 1958 Canada 17 ! Canada ( 17 ) Soviet Union 03 ! Soviet Union ( 3 ) Sweden 03 ! Sweden ( 3 ) Oslo Norway ( 2 ) 1959 Canada 18 ! Canada ( 18 ) Soviet Union 04 ! Soviet Union ( 4 ) Czechoslovakia 06 ! Czechoslovakia ( 6 ) Prague, Bratislava and Ostrava Czechoslovakia ( 4 ) 1960 * United States 02 ! United States ( 2 ) Canada 05 ! Canada ( 5 ) Soviet Union 01 ! Soviet Union ( 1 ) Squaw Valley United States ( 2 ) 1961 Canada 19 ! Canada ( 19 ) Czechoslovakia 02 ! Czechoslovakia ( 2 ) Soviet Union 02 ! Soviet Union ( 2 ) Geneva and Lausanne Switzerland ( 6 ) 1962 Sweden 03 ! Sweden ( 3 ) Canada 06 ! Canada ( 6 ) United States 03 ! United States ( 3 ) Colorado Springs and Denver United States ( 3 ) 1963 Soviet Union 03 ! Soviet Union ( 3 ) Sweden 04 ! Sweden ( 4 ) Czechoslovakia 07 ! Czechoslovakia ( 7 ) Stockholm Sweden ( 3 ) 1964 * Soviet Union 04 ! Soviet Union ( 4 ) Sweden 05 ! Sweden ( 5 ) Czechoslovakia 08 ! Czechoslovakia ( 8 ) Innsbruck Austria ( 2 ) 1965 Soviet Union 05 ! Soviet Union ( 5 ) Czechoslovakia 03 ! Czechoslovakia ( 3 ) Sweden 04 ! Sweden ( 4 ) Tampere Finland ( 1 ) 1966 Soviet Union 06 ! Soviet Union ( 6 ) Czechoslovakia 04 ! Czechoslovakia ( 4 ) Canada 02 ! Canada ( 2 ) Ljubljana Yugoslavia ( 1 ) 1967 Soviet Union 07 ! Soviet Union ( 7 ) Sweden 06 ! Sweden ( 6 ) Canada 03 ! Canada ( 3 ) Vienna Austria ( 3 ) 1968 * Soviet Union 08 ! Soviet Union ( 8 ) Czechoslovakia 05 ! Czechoslovakia ( 5 ) Canada 04 ! Canada ( 4 ) Grenoble France ( 4 ) 1969 Soviet Union 09 ! Soviet Union ( 9 ) Sweden 07 ! Sweden ( 7 ) Czechoslovakia 09 ! Czechoslovakia ( 9 ) Stockholm Sweden ( 4, 5 ) 1970 Soviet Union 10 ! Soviet Union ( 10 ) Sweden 08 ! Sweden ( 8 ) Czechoslovakia 10 ! Czechoslovakia ( 10 ) 1971 Soviet Union 11 ! Soviet Union ( 11 ) Czechoslovakia 06 ! Czechoslovakia ( 6 ) Sweden 05 ! Sweden ( 5 ) Bern and Geneva Switzerland ( 7 ) 1972 Czechoslovakia 03 ! Czechoslovakia ( 3 ) Soviet Union 05 ! Soviet Union ( 5 ) Sweden 06 ! Sweden ( 6 ) Prague Czechoslovakia ( 5 ) 1973 Soviet Union 12 ! Soviet Union ( 12 ) Sweden 09 ! Sweden ( 9 ) Czechoslovakia 11 ! Czechoslovakia ( 11 ) Moscow Soviet Union ( 2 ) Soviet Union 13 ! Soviet Union ( 13 ) Czechoslovakia 07 ! Czechoslovakia ( 7 ) Sweden 07 ! Sweden ( 7 ) Helsinki Finland ( 2 ) Soviet Union 14 ! Soviet Union ( 14 ) Czechoslovakia 08 ! Czechoslovakia ( 8 ) Sweden 08 ! Sweden ( 8 ) Munich and Düsseldorf West Germany ( 4 ) 1976 Czechoslovakia 04 ! Czechoslovakia ( 4 ) Soviet Union 06 ! Soviet Union ( 6 ) Sweden 09 ! Sweden ( 9 ) Katowice Poland ( 2 ) 1977 Czechoslovakia 05 ! Czechoslovakia ( 5 ) Sweden 10 ! Sweden ( 10 ) Soviet Union 03 ! Soviet Union ( 3 ) Vienna Austria ( 4 ) 1978 Soviet Union 15 ! Soviet Union ( 15 ) Czechoslovakia 09 ! Czechoslovakia ( 9 ) Canada 05 ! Canada ( 5 ) Prague Czechoslovakia ( 6 ) 1979 Soviet Union 16 ! Soviet Union ( 16 ) Czechoslovakia 10 ! Czechoslovakia ( 10 ) Sweden 10 ! Sweden ( 10 ) Moscow Soviet Union ( 3 ) 1981 Soviet Union 17 ! Soviet Union ( 17 ) Sweden 11 ! Sweden ( 11 ) Czechoslovakia 12 ! Czechoslovakia ( 12 ) Gothenburg and Stockholm Sweden ( 6 ) 1982 Soviet Union 18 ! Soviet Union ( 18 ) Czechoslovakia 11 ! Czechoslovakia ( 11 ) Canada 06 ! Canada ( 6 ) Helsinki and Tampere Finland ( 3 ) Soviet Union 19 ! Soviet Union ( 19 ) Czechoslovakia 12 ! Czechoslovakia ( 12 ) Canada 07 ! Canada ( 7 ) Düsseldorf, Dortmund and Munich West Germany ( 5 ) 1985 Czechoslovakia 06 ! Czechoslovakia ( 6 ) Canada 07 ! Canada ( 7 ) Soviet Union 04 ! Soviet Union ( 4 ) Prague Czechoslovakia ( 7 ) 1986 Soviet Union 20 ! Soviet Union ( 20 ) Sweden 12 ! Sweden ( 12 ) Canada 08 ! Canada ( 8 ) Moscow Soviet Union ( 4 ) Sweden 04 ! Sweden ( 4 ) Soviet Union 07 ! Soviet Union ( 7 ) Czechoslovakia 13 ! Czechoslovakia ( 13 ) Vienna Austria ( 5 ) 1989 Soviet Union 21 ! Soviet Union ( 21 ) Canada 08 ! Canada ( 8 ) Czechoslovakia 14 ! Czechoslovakia ( 14 ) Stockholm and Södertälje Sweden ( 7 ) 1990 Soviet Union 22 ! Soviet Union ( 22 ) Sweden 13 ! Sweden ( 13 ) Czechoslovakia 15 ! Czechoslovakia ( 15 ) Bern and Fribourg Switzerland ( 8 ) 1991 Sweden 05 ! Sweden ( 5 ) Canada 09 ! Canada ( 9 ) Soviet Union 05 ! Soviet Union ( 5 ) Turku, Helsinki and Tampere Finland ( 4 ) 1992 Sweden 06 ! Sweden ( 6 ) Finland 01 ! Finland ( 1 ) Czechoslovakia 16 ! Czechoslovakia ( 16 ) Prague and Bratislava Czechoslovakia ( 8 ) 1993 Russia / Soviet Union 01 ! Russia ( 1 / 23 ) Sweden 14 ! Sweden ( 14 ) Czech Republic 01 ! Czech Republic ( 1 / 17 ) Dortmund and Munich Germany ( 6 ) 1994 Canada 20 ! Canada ( 20 ) Finland 02 ! Finland ( 2 ) Sweden 11 ! Sweden ( 11 ) Bolzano, Canazei and Milan Italy ( 3 ) 1995 Finland 01 ! Finland ( 1 ) Sweden 15 ! Sweden ( 15 ) Canada 09 ! Canada ( 9 ) Stockholm and Gävle Sweden ( 8 ) Czech Republic 01 ! Czech Republic ( 1 / 7 ) Canada 10 ! Canada ( 10 ) United States 04 ! United States ( 4 ) Vienna Austria ( 6 ) 1997 Canada 21 ! Canada ( 21 ) Sweden 16 ! Sweden ( 16 ) Czech Republic 02 ! Czech Republic ( 2 / 18 ) Helsinki, Turku and Tampere Finland ( 5 ) 1998 Sweden 07 ! Sweden ( 7 ) Finland 03 ! Finland ( 3 ) Czech Republic 03 ! Czech Republic ( 3 / 19 ) Zurich and Basel Switzerland ( 9 ) 1999 Czech Republic 02 ! Czech Republic ( 2 / 8 ) Finland 04 ! Finland ( 4 ) Sweden 12 ! Sweden ( 12 ) Oslo, Lillehammer and Hamar Norway ( 3 ) 2000 Czech Republic 03 ! Czech Republic ( 3 / 9 ) Slovakia 01 ! Slovakia ( 1 ) Finland 01 ! Finland ( 1 ) St. Petersburg Russia ( 1 ) 2001 Czech Republic 04 ! Czech Republic ( 4 / 10 ) Finland 05 ! Finland ( 5 ) Sweden 13 ! Sweden ( 13 ) Cologne, Hanover and Nuremberg Germany ( 7 ) 2002 Slovakia 01 ! Slovakia ( 1 ) Russia / Soviet Union 08 ! Russia ( 1 / 8 ) Sweden 14 ! Sweden ( 14 ) Gothenburg, Karlstad and Jönköping Sweden ( 9 ) 2003 Canada 22 ! Canada ( 22 ) Sweden 17 ! Sweden ( 17 ) Slovakia 01 ! Slovakia ( 1 ) Helsinki, Tampere and Turku Finland ( 6 ) Canada 23 ! Canada ( 23 ) Sweden 18 ! Sweden ( 18 ) United States 05 ! United States ( 5 ) Prague and Ostrava Czech Republic ( 1 ) 2005 Czech Republic 05 ! Czech Republic ( 5 / 11 ) Canada 11 ! Canada ( 11 ) Russia / Soviet Union 01 ! Russia ( 1 / 6 ) Innsbruck and Vienna Austria ( 7 ) 2006 Sweden 08 ! Sweden ( 8 ) Czech Republic 01 ! Czech Republic ( 1 / 13 ) Finland 02 ! Finland ( 2 ) Riga Latvia ( 1 ) 2007 Canada 24 ! Canada ( 24 ) Finland 06 ! Finland ( 6 ) Russia / Soviet Union 02 ! Russia ( 2 / 7 ) Moscow and Mytishchi Russia ( 2 ) 2008 Russia / Soviet Union 02 ! Russia ( 2 / 24 ) Canada 12 ! Canada ( 12 ) Finland 03 ! Finland ( 3 ) Halifax and Quebec City Canada ( 1 ) 2009 Russia / Soviet Union 03 ! Russia ( 3 / 25 ) Canada 13 ! Canada ( 13 ) Sweden 15 ! Sweden ( 15 ) Kloten and Bern Switzerland ( 10 ) Czech Republic 06 ! Czech Republic ( 6 / 12 ) Russia / Soviet Union 09 ! Russia ( 2 / 9 ) Sweden 16 ! Sweden ( 16 ) Cologne, Mannheim, and Gelsenkirchen Germany ( 8 ) 2011 Finland 08 ! Finland ( 2 ) Sweden 19 ! Sweden ( 19 ) Czech Republic 04 ! Czech Republic ( 4 / 20 ) Bratislava and Košice Slovakia ( 1 ) 2012 Russia / Soviet Union 04 ! Russia ( 4 / 26 ) Slovakia 02 ! Slovakia ( 2 ) Czech Republic 05 ! Czech Republic ( 5 / 21 ) Helsinki and Stockholm Finland ( 7, 8 ) Sweden ( 10, 11 ) 2013 Sweden 09 ! Sweden ( 9 ) Switzerland 02 ! Switzerland ( 2 ) United States 06 ! United States ( 6 ) 2014 Russia / Soviet Union 04 ! Russia ( 5 / 27 ) Finland 06 ! Finland ( 7 ) Sweden 17 ! Sweden ( 17 ) Minsk Belarus ( 1 ) 2015 Canada 25 ! Canada ( 25 ) Russia / Soviet Union 10 ! Russia ( 3 / 10 ) United States 07 ! United States ( 7 ) Prague and Ostrava Czech Republic ( 2 ) 2016 Canada 26 ! Canada ( 26 ) Finland 8 ! Finland ( 8 ) Russia / Soviet Union 03 ! Russia ( 3 / 8 ) Moscow and Saint Petersburg Russia ( 3 ) 2017 Sweden 10 ! Sweden ( 10 ) Canada 14 ! Canada ( 14 ) Russia / Soviet Union 04 ! Russia ( 4 / 9 ) Cologne and Paris Germany ( 9 ) France ( 5 ) 2018 Sweden 11 ! Sweden ( 11 ) Switzerland 03 ! Switzerland ( 3 ) United States 08 ! United States ( 8 ) Copenhagen and Herning Denmark ( 1 ) 2019 Bratislava and Košice Slovakia ( 2 ) 2020 Zürich and Lausanne Switzerland ( 11 ) 2021 Minsk and Riga Belarus ( 2 ) Latvia ( 2 ) 2022 Helsinki and Tampere Finland ( 9 ) Medal table Countries in italics no longer compete at the World Championships. Country Participations Gold Silver Bronze Medals Russia Soviet Union Total 61 ! 27 34 61 27 ! 5 22 27 10 ! 3 7 10 9 ! 4 5 9 46 ! 12 34 46 Canada 72 26 14 09 49 Czech Republic Czechoslovakia Total 78 ! 26 52 78 12 ! 6 6 12 13 ! 1 12 13 21 ! 5 16 21 46 ! 12 34 46 Sweden 77 11 19 017 47 United States 070 02 09 08 19 Finland 065 02 08 03 13 Great Britain 015 02 02 5 Slovakia 023 01 02 01 04 Switzerland 053 00 03 08 011 Germany West Germany Total 64 ! 39 25 64 00 ! 0 0 0 02 ! 1 02 ! 2 0 04 ! 3 Austria 034 00 00 02 02 Total 82 82 82 246 Finals Since the introduction of play - off rounds in 1992, the following national teams have made the finals. Country Gold Silver Total finals Canada 7 5 12 Sweden 6 6 12 Czech Republic 6 7 Russia 5 8 Finland 8 10 Slovakia Switzerland 0 Total 27 27 54 See also List of IIHF World Championship directorate award winners List of IIHF World Under - 20 Championship medalists IIHF World Women 's Championships References Notes ^ Jump up to : `` International hockey timeline ''. IIHF. Retrieved 12 May 2008. Jump up ^ MacSkimming 1996, p. 8. Jump up ^ `` IIHF World Men 's Championship ''. Hockey Canada. Retrieved 12 May 2008. Jump up ^ `` All Medalists : Men : IIHF World Championships ''. IIHF. Retrieved 2 March 2010. Jump up ^ Associated Press ( 21 May 2006 ). `` Sweden Completes ' Double ' at IIHF Worlds ''. The Sports Network. Retrieved 12 May 2008. Jump up ^ `` To Cologne & Paris in 2017 ''. IIHF. 17 April 2013. Archived from the original on 7 June 2013. Retrieved 17 April 2013. Jump up ^ `` Back to Slovakia, Switzerland ''. iihfworlds2015.com. 15 May 2015. General `` Past medalists ''. IIHF.com. Retrieved 12 May 2008. `` World Men 's History ''. TSN.ca. Retrieved 12 May 2008. MacSkimming, Roy ( 1996 ). Cold War. Vancouver, British Columbia : Greystone Books. ISBN 1 - 55054 - 473 - X. 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Question: who has won the most ice hockey world championships
Answer: Canada