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Winnipeg Hockey

Winnipeg is home to 1 hockey team and 4 ice rinks. Browse listings below, claim your listing if you're listed, or add a new listing if we're missing something.

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Hockey in Winnipeg

Winnipeg is the smallest Canadian market with an NHL team. The Jets relocated from Winnipeg to Arizona in 1996 and returned in 2011 to overwhelming fan support. The city has a strong junior hockey tradition.

Hockey in Winnipeg spans 1 team in National Hockey League.

With 4 rinks, Winnipeg can host simultaneous games, practices, and tournaments. Notable facilities include Canada Life Centre, Investors Group Athletic Centre, MTS Iceplex. This infrastructure is the backbone of the city's hockey scene, supporting everything from youth leagues to adult recreational play.

Manitoba is part of the Canada hockey network, with Winnipeg one of its key cities.

Winnipeg has a population of 749,607 and is part of the Winnipeg Region, one of the country's major metropolitan areas.

Hockey in Winnipeg at a glance

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National Hockey League

749,607

Population

Winnipeg Region

1952

Hockey since

Modern era

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🏒 Hockey Teams in Winnipeg

Winnipeg Jets

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⛸️ Ice Rinks in Winnipeg

Canada Life Centre

📍 360 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0G7

League/Tenant: NHL / AHL / CEBL – Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, Winnipeg Sea Bears | Built: 2004 | Cap 16,345. Winnipeg Jets home since 2011 return. Manitoba Moose (AHL) also home.

Investors Group Athletic Centre

League/Tenant: Manitoba Bisons (university) | Built: 1999 | Cap 3,000.

MTS Iceplex

League/Tenant: MJHL – Winnipeg Blues | Built: 2010 | Cap 1,350. Jets official practice facility.

Wayne Fleming Arena (Max Bell Centre)

League/Tenant: Manitoba Bisons (university) | Built: 1981 | Cap 1,400. Named after coach Wayne Fleming.