Canada outshot Norway 48-10, and goaltender Chad Johnson made all 10 stops to earn the shutout. Eight of Norway's 10 shots came in the first period. Norway went without a shot in the third period.
Canada scored four of its five goals on the power play, Colton Parayko netting two.
Brayden Point was held without a point in the win, the Lightning rookie earning 11:52 of ice time. Fellow Bolts teammate Alex Killorn had three shots in 13:59.
Canada concludes round robin play on Tuesday against Finland.
Russia 5, Latvia 0
Tampa Bay teammates Nikita Kucherov and Vladislav Namestnikov each scored a goal to lead Team Russia to a 5-0 shutout of Latvia in Cologne.
Kucherov also chipped in two assists for a three-point night. Kucherov has five points and six assists through six games and leads Russia for goals. He blasted a one-timer from the high slot for Russia's fourth goal on Monday.
Kucherov ranks tied for second overall for scoring at the World Championship behind only Russian teammate Artemi Panarin (3-10-13).
Namestnikov scored his third goal of the tourney against Latvia and now has five points overall. He is plus-seven through six games. Namestnikov scored Russia's third goal on Monday and took four shots in 15:03.
Andrei Vasilevskiy did not play versus Latvia.
Russia leapfrogged the United States and moved back into first place in Group A following its win Monday. The two Group A leaders will face off Tuesday to determine the group winner.
Latvia, tied with Germany in fourth place in Group A, can advance to the knockout stage with a win on Tuesday over the Germans in a game that will determine the last quarterfinal spot.
Denmark 2, Italy 0
Denmark secured its first regulation win of the tournament after scoring two late goals to defeat Italy 2-0 in Cologne.
Nichlas Hardt netted a power-play marker with 2:24 left in regulation for the game's first goal. Peter Regin added an empty-net insurance goal with 1:13 to go.
Both Denmark and Italy concluded its tournament on Monday as neither will advance to the quarterfinal round. Denmark finished with one win, two overtime/shootout wins and four losses. Italy went winless, dropping six games in regulation and one in overtime/shootout. The Italians were outscored 32-6 through seven tournament games.
France 4, Slovenia 1
France finished the World Championship with a victory in front of its home crowd in Paris on Monday, defeating Slovenia 4-1.
France, which had already been eliminated from quarterfinal contention, finished the tournament with two wins, two overtime/shootout wins and three losses.
Slovenia finished the tourney winless and in last place in Group B with just one point.
