The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina are now well underway, with the three-week international spectacle featuring thousands of athletes and dozens of events across Italy.
For Canadian fans, hockey remains one of the most closely followed events of the games, drawing consistent national attention on both the men’s and women’s sides.
As Day 3 wraps up on Monday, February 9th, Canada’s women’s team is back on the ice later today for its second game of the tournament, while the men’s team prepares to open Olympic play later this week.
Below is a look at Canada’s women’s and men’s Olympic hockey schedule through next week, with all start times listed in Pacific Standard Time (PST) for west coast viewers.
Women’s hockey schedule (PST)
Canada opened the tournament with a dominant shutout win against Switzerland in its first game and continues Group A play on Monday afternoon.
- Monday, February 9th
Canada vs Czechia — 12:10 p.m. PST - Tuesday, February 10th
Canada vs United States — 11:10 a..m PST - Thursday, February 12th
Canada vs Finland — 5:30 a.m. PST
The game against Finland was rescheduled earlier in the tournament after several Finnish players became ill, prompting organizers to adjust the women’s schedule.
Following the preliminary round, the women’s tournament moves into the playoff stage.
- Friday, February 13th — Quarterfinals (time TBD)
- Monday, February 16th — Semifinals (time TBD)
- Thursday, February 19th — Bronze medal game — 8:40 a.m. PST and Gold medal game — 1:10 p.m. PST
Men’s hockey schedule (PST)
Canada’s men kick off thier games at the Olympic tournament later this week, with the return of NHL players to the games adding to the anticipation around the event. Hockey Canada has assembled a roster that blends veteran leadership with elite offensive and defensive talent.
Canada’s preliminary round schedule is as follows:
- Thursday, February 12th
Czechia vs Canada — 7:40 a.m. PST - Friday, February 13th
Canada vs Switzerland — 12:10 p.m. PST - Sunday, February 15th
Canada vs France — 7:40 a.m. PST
Once group play concludes, the men’s tournament will move into qualification and knockout rounds beginning next week, with medal games scheduled for Friday, February 21st, and Saturday, February 22nd.
In Canada, CBC is the official broadcaster of the 2026 Winter Olympics. All Canadian hockey games are available on CBC Television, CBC Gem, and CBC’s digital platforms, including live streams and on-demand replays.
Fans in BC should note that several men’s games feature early morning puck drops, while some women’s games are scheduled for the afternoon due to the time difference with and Italy.
All game times listed above are shown in Pacific Standard Time (PST).
