The Edmonton Oilers are headed back to Florida for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final after an impressive win at home on Saturday. While fans are excited, coming all the way back remains an incredibly difficult task.

William Dmytrow recounts the moment he predicted the Edmonton Oilers would win the 2024 Stanley Cup in his 2018 yearbook grad quote.

Some Edmonton Oilers fans are so passionate about their team vying for the Stanley Cup that they've made the trip to Florida to attend the games. But as CBC's Travis McEwan tells us, the real dream is winning it all.

While many Stanley Cup-hungry Canadians have put hockey rivalries aside to unite behind the Edmonton Oilers, some Calgary Flames fans aren't keen to jump on the Oilers bandwagon.

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The Dallas Stars managed to pull off a win against the Edmonton Oilers for game two of the Western Conference finals. Despite the team playing in Dallas, thousands of Oilers fans flocked to the downtown core to take in the game.

Edmonton Oilers fans are buzzing for Game 1 of the NHL Western Conference final. From pre-game rituals to superstitions, fans are all in, trying to keep the dream alive for the last Canadian team left in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

The Edmonton Oilers beat the Vancouver Canucks in Game 7 to advance to the Western Conference final.

Only two Canadian teams survived the first round of NHL playoffs and will play each other in round two. The Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers will meet in the post-season for the first time since 1992.

William Nylander scored 2 goals in game 6 on Thursday to keep Toronto's playoff dreams alive. CBC's Anam Khan spoke with elated fans after the game.

Watch the tribute to Hockey Hall of Fame broadcaster Bob Cole, by longtime CBC Hockey Night in Canada video producer Tim Thompson.

Hockey Night in Canada's Ron MacLean reminisced on his past experiences with the iconic hockey announcer Bob Cole. He said Cole showed him how hockey broadcasting could unite fans from far and wide.

The Oilers have spent years as playoff underdogs — but could this finally be their season? As CBC's Travis McEwan reports, faithful fans are pulling out all the stops to show their loyalty to the team.

With four Canadian teams in the NHL playoffs for the first time in 30 years, fans hope those odds mean the Stanley Cup could be coming north again.

The team's owner Jon Ledecky surprised five fans and their families with free playoff tickets before the games start.

Habs management says they like the direction the team is heading with head coach Martin St. Louis at the helm. The team extended his contract for two more years.

Habs management says they like the direction the team is heading with head coach Martin St. Louis at the helm. The team extended his contract for two more years.

The Vegas Golden Knights captured the young organization’s first Stanley Cup with a 9-3 romp Tuesday over the beaten up and exhausted Florida Panthers.

The Edmonton Oilers’ Game 6 loss to the Las Vegas Golden Knights has extinguished Canada’s last hope for the Stanley Cup this season. So what will it take to break Canada’s 30-year Stanley Cup drought?

The Toronto Maple Leafs secured their first Stanley Cup playoff series win since 2004, while the Edmonton Oilers also skated into the second round.

NHL star Nazem Kadri, believed to be the first Muslim to win the Stanley Cup, talks about battling racism, how he hopes to inspire the next generation of hockey players, and why he decided to sign with the Calgary Flames.

When a team has one of the longest championship drought in all of professional sports, the usual explanations for why stop making sense to many fans. So, with the Stanley Cup playoffs set to begin, the question of whether the Toronto...

The Edmonton Oilers, Calgary Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs are competing in the NHL playoffs this season, bringing renewed optimism one of them will finally end Canada’s 28-year Stanley Cup drought.

Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff will not face any disciplinary action by the NHL for the Chicago team's mishandling of sexual assault allegations against a former assistant coach.