2027 World Juniors Pre-Tournament Schedule

2027 World Juniors Pre-Tournament Schedule: Dates, Teams, and Venues

Twelve pre-tournament games run from Dec 17 to Dec 23, 2026. Six Alberta communities will host them. All 10 WJC 2027 teams play at least twice. This page explains each game, including the date, time, teams, venue, camps, tickets, and everything you need to know.

DetailsInfo
EventPre-tournament games before IIHF 2027 WJC
DatesDec 17 – Dec 23, 2026
Total Games12
Host Communities6 (Red Deer, Blackfalds, Camrose, Cold Lake, Lloydminster, Edmonton)
Training Camp Communities7
Team Canada Games3
Time ZoneMT
2027 WJC StartsFrom December 26, 2026

Pre-Tournament Complete Schedule

Hockey Canada announced the complete pre-tournament schedule on Oct 22, 2026. The table below lists every announced game in date order, with Mountain Time start times.

2027 World Juniors pre-tournament game schedule covering December 17 to 23 across Alberta.
DateMatchupCityArenaTime (MT)Time (ET)
Dec 17Germany vs SwitzerlandCold LakeTo be announcedTo be announcedTo be announced
Dec 18Canada vs FinlandRed DeerMarchant Crane Centrium7:30 p.m.9:30 p.m.
Dec 19Switzerland vs SlovakiaCamroseTo be announced1:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.
Dec 19Latvia vs GermanyLloydminsterCenovus Energy Hub7:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.
Dec 20Canada vs SwedenRed DeerMarchant Crane Centrium5:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.
Dec 20Slovakia vs CzechiaRed DeerMarchant Crane Centrium7:30 p.m.9:30 p.m.
Dec 21United States vs LatviaRed DeerMarchant Crane Centrium7:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.
Dec 21Norway vs GermanyBlackfaldsEagle Builders Centre7:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.
Dec 22Canada vs SwedenEdmontonRogers Place5:00 p.m.7:00 p.m.
Dec 22Switzerland vs FinlandCamroseTo be announcedTo be announcedTo be announced
Dec 23Norway vs SlovakiaBlackfaldsEagle Builders Centre1:00 p.m.3:00 p.m.
Dec 23Czechia vs United StatesBlackfaldsEagle Builders Centre7:00 p.m.9:00 p.m.

Team Canada’s Pre-Tournament Games

Team Canada will play three exhibition games, all against Finland or Sweden. The first two games are in Red Deer, and the third is in Edmonton. Below is Team Canada’s complete schedule for warm-up matches.

DateOpponentVenueMountain TimeEastern Time
Fri, Dec 18FinlandMarchant Crane Centrium, Red Deer7:30 PM9:30 PM
Sun, Dec 20SwedenMarchant Crane Centrium, Red Deer5:00 PM7:00 PM
Tue, Dec 22SwedenRogers Place, Edmonton5:00 PM7:00 PM

See the full Team Canada guide for the roster and tournament schedule.

Where the Games Are Played

Six Alberta communities will host the 12 warm-up games, and each has its own arena. Red Deer hosts four games, Blackfalds three, and Camrose two. The other three games will be held in Cold Lake, Lloydminster, and Edmonton, home of Rogers Place.

Alberta communities and hockey venues hosting 2027 World Juniors pre-tournament games.
CommunityArenaGames
Red DeerMarchant Crane Centrium4
BlackfaldsEagle Builders Centre3
CamroseTBC2
LloydminsterCenovus Energy Hub1
Cold LakeTBA1
EdmontonRogers Place1

Training Camp

Seven Alberta communities host the 10 teams for pre-tournament training camps this December. Several of these towns also host pre-tournament games, including Blackfalds, Lloydminster, and Red Deer. The table below shows where each team trains and which camp towns also host games.

Junior hockey players preparing at training camp before the 2027 World Junior Championship.
Camp CommunityTeamAlso Hosts a Game
BlackfaldsCzechia, NorwayYes
CamroseFinland, SlovakiaYes
CalgaryCanadaNo
Cold LakeGermany, SwitzerlandYes
EdmontonSwedenYes
LloydminsterLatviaYes
Red DeerUnited StatesYes

Pre-tournament Game Tickets

Tickets for games in Cold Lake, Lloydminster, Red Deer, and Edmonton are on sale now. Tickets for the Blackfalds games go on sale Tuesday, October 27, through Showpass. Tickets for the Camrose games go on sale in early November. Buy only through the official page at HockeyCanada.ca/Tickets to avoid fake listings.

Prices for the main tournament are on our tickets page.

Pre-Tournament Game Times in Your Time Zone

All game times in this guide are in Mountain Time, with Eastern Time shown next to each start time. Eastern Time runs two hours ahead of Mountain Time for every game listed here. For other time zones, use our game times guide to convert any start time quickly.

Mountain TimeEastern TimeUK (GMT)Central Europe (CET)
1:00 PM3:00 PM8:00 PM9:00 PM
5:00 PM7:00 PM12:00 AM (+1)1:00 AM (+1)
7:00 PM9:00 PM2:00 AM (+1)3:00 AM (+1)
7:30 PM9:30 PM2:30 AM (+1)3:30 AM (+1)

How to Watch

TSN and RDS are expected to broadcast all three of Canada’s pre-tournament games live. HNLive will livestream select non-Canada games during the pre-tournament week. Check local listings closer to game day, since broadcast plans can still change slightly. Get channel and streaming details on our how-to-watch guide.

Pre-Tournament Scores and Results

This section will list final scores once the first game is played on December 17. We will add each result soon after the game ends, with the date and venue. Pre-tournament results don’t count toward the tournament standings, but they show how teams are playing.

DateGameFinal Score
[CONFIRM: date][CONFIRM: Cold Lake game, teams]–
Fri, Dec 18Canada v Finland–
Sat, Dec 19Latvia v Germany–
Sun, Dec 20Canada v Sweden–
Sun, Dec 20Slovakia v Czechia–
Mon, Dec 21USA v Latvia–
Mon, Dec 21Norway v Germany–
[CONFIRM: date][CONFIRM: Camrose game 1, teams]–
[CONFIRM: date][CONFIRM: Camrose game 2, teams]–
Tue, Dec 22Canada v Sweden–
Wed, Dec 23Norway v Slovakia–
Wed, Dec 23Czechia v USA–

Conclusion

The Road to World Juniors has 12 games in six Alberta communities from December 17 to 23. Team Canada plays three warm-up matches. Check our schedule page for tournament games beginning December 26.

Frequently Asked Questions

The pre-tournament games start on December 17 in Cold Lake and run through December 23.

Red Deer, Blackfalds, Camrose, Cold Lake, Lloydminster, and Edmonton host the twelve games.

Canada plays three games: Finland on December 18, then Sweden on December 20 and 22.

Pre-tournament tickets are on sale on Hockey Canada’s official ticket page.

Teams train in seven Alberta communities, including Calgary for Canada, Red Deer for the United States, and Edmonton for Sweden.

No. They are exhibition games, so only the 29 tournament games count in the standings.

TSN and RDS are expected to air Canada’s three games, and HNLive will stream select games without Canada.

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