International Competitions portal

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Your reference for International ice hockey tournaments
Featured Article: Canada CupThe Canada Cup was an international competition held five times, i.e. 1976, 1981, 1984, 1987 and 1991 that had facing up the six strongest hockey nations in the world. Created by Allan Eagleson who had the idea of adapting the FIFA World Cup to ice hockey, these tournaments had Canada, the United-States, the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Sweden and Finland (the only exception came in 1984, where West Germany replaced Finland). Canada largely dominated those tournaments with 4 gold medals; the lone gold they failed to win went to the Soviets in 1981.
Essential links* World Championship*World Junior Championship
*IIHF World U18 Championship
* IIHF World Women Championships
* Ice Hockey European Championships
* 4 Nations Cup
* IIHF World Women's U18 Championships
* IIHF Asian Oceanic U18 Championships
* IIHF European Champions Cup
* IIHF Continental Cup
* IIHF Challenge Cup of Asia
* Gulf Ice Hockey Championship
* Victoria Cup
* Champions Hockey League
* IIHF Super Cup
* World Cup of Hockey
* Canada Cup
* Summit Series
* Euro Hockey Tour
* Euro Ice Hockey Challenge
* Spengler Cup
* Asian Winter Games
* Deutschland Cup
* Skoda Cup
* Polesie Cup
* Nagano Cup
* LOTO Cup
* Women's Air Canada Cup
* IIHF Women's Pacific Rim Championship
* IIHF European Women Championships
* World Junior A Challenge
* IIHF World U18 Championships
* World U-17 Hockey Challenge
* Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament
* 1964 Canadian Olympic Hockey Team
*Canadian Team Overseas Exhibition Tours
*International Tours of North America
*Channel One Cup
*Karjala Tournament
*LG Hockey Games
*Czech Hockey Games	
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