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World Junior Hockey Championships -- What Canada Did
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With year, finish, coach and parent club in parentheses:
2012 -- Bronze (Don Hay, Vancouver Giants, WHL)
2011 -- Silver (Dave Cameron, Mississauga St. Michael's Majors, OHL)
2010 -- Silver (Willie Desjardins, Medicine Hat, WHL)
2009 -- Gold (Pat Quinn, Hockey Canada).
2008 -- Gold (Craig Hartsburg, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, OHL).
2007 -- Gold (Craig Hartsburg, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, OHL).
2006 -- Gold (Brent Sutter, Red Deer Rebels, WHL).
2005 -- Gold (Brent Sutter, Red Deer Rebels, WHL).
2004 -- Silver (Mario Durocher, Sherbrooke, QMJHL).
2003 -- Silver (Marc Habscheid, Kelowna, WHL).
2002 -- Silver (Stan Butler, Brampton, OHL).
2001 -- Bronze (Stan Butler, Brampton, OHL).
2000 -- Bronze (Claude Julien, Hull, QMJHL).
1999 -- Silver (Tom Renney, Canadian Hockey).
1998 -- Eighth (Real Paiement, QMJHL).
1997 -- Gold (Mike Babcock, Spokane, WHL).
1996 -- Gold (Marcel Comeau, Kelowna, WHL).
1995 -- Gold (Don Hay, Kamloops, WHL).
1994 -- Gold (Joe Canale, Beauport, QMJHL).
1993 -- Gold (Perry Pearn, Northern Alta. Institute of Technology, CCAA).
1992 -- Sixth (Rick Cornacchia, Oshawa, OHL).
1991 -- Gold (Dick Todd, Peterborough, OHL).
1990 -- Gold (Guy Charron, Cdn. national team).
1989 -- Fourth (Tom Webster, Windsor, OHL).
1988 -- Gold (Dave Chambers, York Univ., CIAU).
1987 -- Disqualified (Bert Templeton, North Bay, OHL).
1986 -- Silver (Terry Simpson, Prince Albert, WHL).
1985 -- Gold (Terry Simpson, Prince Albert, WHL).
1984 -- Fourth (Brian Kilrea, Ottawa, OHL).
1983 -- Bronze (Dave King, Univ. of Saskatchewan, CIAU).
1982 -- Gold (Dave King, Univ. of Saskatchewan, CIAU).
1981 -- Seventh (Bob Kilger, Cornwall, QMJHL).
1980 -- Fifth (Mike Keenan, Peterborough, OHL).
1979 -- Fifth (Ernie McLean, New Westminster, WHL).
1978 -- Bronze (Ernie McLean, New Westminster, WHL).
1977 -- Silver (Bert Templeton, St. Catharines, OHL).
1976 -- Silver (Ghislain Delage, Sherbrooke, QMJHL).
1975 -- Silver (Jackie McLeod, Saskatoon, WHL).
1974 -- Bronze (Roger Neilson, Peterborough, OHL).
