The Telus Cup, originally known as the Wrigley National Midget Hockey Championship, is Canada's premier U18 ice hockey tournament, showcasing the nation's best young talent since its inception in 1974. Sponsored by Wrigley Canada until 1983 and subsequently by Air Canada until 2003, the tournament adopted the Telus Cup name in 2004 under its current sponsor, Telus Communications. Over the decades, the Telus Cup has grown in prestige, becoming a crucial stepping stone for aspiring hockey players, many of whom have advanced to successful careers in the NHL. Held annually in various locations across Canada, the tournament not only highlights individual and team excellence but also fosters a sense of community and sportsmanship among participants. The Telus Cup stands as a testament to the rich tradition and future promise of Canadian hockey.
