Caleb Snyder, & Jacob Ewing
True North Ice
The True North Ice Podcast dives into everything Canadian hockey related, from the international stage to all your favourite Canadian NHL players and teams. Each episode covers breaking news, international tournament analysis, and the influence of Canadian hockey on the global stage. We take an in depth look at any Team Canada, breaking down rosters, key matchups, and the nation's greatest moments in international competition. Hosted by passionate hockey analysts Jacob Ewing and Caleb Snyder, this podcast is your go to source for updates on everything Canadian hockey related.
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Episódios
Women's Worlds Roster Breakdown! 10.04.2025 54:45
Jacob and Caleb breakdown the roster for the 2025 Team Canada Women’s World Championships taking place in Czechia.
Best Canadian International Team? 03.04.2025 53:40
Jacob and Caleb take a dive into the archives and talk about the greatest Men's and Women's international teams. To wrap up, we talk about some USports, and CHL playoffs.
Ranking Canadian NHL Teams Rosters 27.03.2025 46:36
Jacob and Caleb, rank 1 through 7, the best Canadian NHL teams current rosters.
Drafting The Greatest Canadian Players 20.03.2025 52:21
Jacob and Caleb snake draft the Greatest Canadian Hockey Players. Let us know who drafted the better team!
Projecting Men's and Women's 2026 Olympic Rosters 13.03.2025 59:35
Caleb and Jacob give a breakdown of who should make the Men's and Women's Ice Hockey Olympic Rosters in 2026, Italy.
4 Nations Face-Off Recap 13.03.2025 1:08:33
Caleb and Jacob take you through the emotions as Team Canada Fans after enduring the 4 Nations Face-Off in Montreal and Boston.
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