Team Canada’s women’s hockey team faced a heart-wrenching loss at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, falling 2-1 in overtime to their rivals, Team USA, narrowly missing out on the gold medal.
In Montreal, passionate fans gathered at Le Nadia – Guinguette sportive, the city’s women’s sports hub, to honor the team’s valiant effort.
Rachel Sévigny, a resident of South Shore, expressed a mix of disappointment and pride following the intense match. She emphasized the significance of women athletes succeeding, despite the outcome not being as desired.
Elena Costante, a UK native residing in Montreal, reflected on the game, recognizing the disappointment but also acknowledging the overall fairness of the result.
Montrealer Cam Poirier commended the women’s team for their unwavering effort, emphasizing their ability to inspire hope even in challenging situations.
Marie-Eve Tremblay, although crushed by the loss, appreciated the team’s strong performance and resilience throughout the game.
Despite the defeat, the support and admiration for Team Canada’s women’s hockey team echoed loudly in Montreal, showcasing a deep appreciation for determination and sportsmanship that transcends mere scores.
