Canada introduced its new Olympic ice hockey jerseys on 6 November during the 2025–26 Rivalry Series opener against the United States in Ohio. This annual series features intense competition between two of hockey’s biggest rivals and previews what fans can expect for the upcoming Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.
The new jerseys come in three colors:
Each uniform includes thick, multi-tone stripes on the arms and along the bottom of the jersey.
"The theme behind the design is the 'unbreakable leaf,' inspired by the unbreakable diamond shape reflecting the team's commitment to excellence, mirroring the unassailable nature of a diamond and its ability to withstand immense pressure."
The timing of the jersey unveiling aligns with the excitement building around the NHL season and the return of the Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) on 21 November. Canadian hockey fans are eagerly anticipating both the holiday season and the Olympic season.
This reveal also serves as a nod to some of the most iconic jerseys in Team Canada’s Olympic history, connecting the past legacy with the present team's aspirations.
Summary: Canada’s new Olympic jerseys symbolize resilience and excellence, unveiled during a key rivalry series ahead of Milano Cortina 2026, sparking excitement among hockey fans nationwide.