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CBC announced that it will end its long‑standing broadcast of NHL games after the current season, ending a 74‑year tradition, and will replace Hockey Night in Canada with a new Saturday primetime show featuring Canadian athletes.
A historic broadcasting partnership concludes as Rogers secures a 12‑year, $11‑billion agreement to cover all NHL games across multiple platforms, leaving the future of the iconic Hockey Night in Canada brand uncertain.
After nearly eight decades of bringing hockey into Canadian homes, the CBC will stop broadcasting NHL games after the current season. Rogers will continue Hockey Night in Canada on Sportsnet under a landmark 12‑year agreement.
The iconic Saturday night broadcast will leave the CBC after nearly seven decades, as Rogers retains the Hockey Night in Canada brand following an expired licensing agreement.
On June 16, 2026, CBC announced the end of its NHL broadcast partnership, shifting the iconic "Hockey Night in Canada" to Rogers Sportsnet.
A Canadian living in South Korea takes up hockey in his 40s, joining a local team and sharing the game with his son.
The hockey community is in mourning after the death of Claude Lemieux, a four‑time Stanley Cup champion whose fierce style and memorable moments defined an era.
The broadcaster announces a fresh batch of scripted and unscripted titles, including workplace comedy The Ambassador, medical drama Blessed Sacrament and the hockey‑centric Junior, while also renewing long‑running series such as Heartland and Murdoch Mysteries.