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Quebec City to host women's world hockey championship in 2027, world juniors in 2029

Quebec City will be the primary host for the 2027 Women's World Championship and will co-host the 2029 World Junior Championship with Trois-Rivières, marking first exclusive hosting for women's event.

  • Hockey Canada said Thursday that Quebec City, Quebec will host the 2027 women's world hockey championship and co-host the 2029 IIHF World Junior Championship with Trois-Rivières, Quebec.
  • Long ago, Quebec City last hosted the World Junior Championship in 1978 as a co-host and will mark the first time hosting the Women's World Championship in 2027, Canada's 10th time hosting the event.
  • The Videotron Centre is expected to be the 'A' arena with 18,000 seats; a PWHL sellout of 18,259 highlights local passion, and Katherine Henderson said, `We are thrilled...`
  • Isabelle Charest said hosting both championships reflects Quebec's pride in hockey and the 2029 World Juniors will be the 20th time Canada hosts the IIHF World Junior Championship.
  • The host of the 2026 tournament is expected to be announced at the Oct. 3-4 IIHF semi-annual congress, with Minneapolis and Saint Paul, Minn. hosting in 2026 and Alberta set for 2027 before Finland in 2028.
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The International Ice Hockey Federation announced on Thursday that Québec City will host the World Women's Hockey Championship in 2027 and the World Junior Hockey Championship in 2029.

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Quebec City to host women's world hockey championship in 2027, world juniors in 2029

QUÉBEC - Quebec City will host the 2027 women’s world hockey championship and co-host the 2029 world junior hockey championship, Hockey Canada said Thursday.

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The holding of the two tournaments will generate total benefits of approximately $60 million, according to the organizers.

·Montreal, Canada
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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Thursday, September 4, 2025.
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