Article contentHe’s one of eight returnees from last year’s Team Canada side that finished third in Minneapolis who are in Windsor this week. There are 32 players taking part, and the newcomers include Canucks centre prospect Caleb Malhotra, 18, who was a first-round pick (No. Team Canada plays Sweden Wednesday in Windsor (4 p.m.) and then faces Finland Thursday (4 p.m.) and the U.S. Saturday (1 p.m.). Team Canada fell 6-4 to Czechia in the semifinals before bouncing Finland 6-3 in the third-place game. Team Canada remains the runaway leader for gold medals at the world juniors with 20 — Russia has 13 — but they didn’t make the podium in the two tournaments prior to last year.