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Canada misses out on hockey worlds medal, falls to Norway in OT #shorts
Norway stunned Canada 3-2 in overtime of the bronze medal game to capture its first ice hockey world championship medal.
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Norway vs. Canada Bronze Medal Game FULL HIGHLIGHTS | 2026 IIHF Men's World Championship
Norway defeats Canada in overtime to claim their first ever medal at the IIHF Men's level.
Norway defeats Canada to take home their first-ever medal in the IIHF!!!
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