TORONTO — The CBC will beef up its curling coverage on Saturdays this season, a move that will help fill the vacancy created by the departure of the National Hockey League from its broadcasting lineup ...

'I Don't Like It': 2026 Hockey Hall Of Fame Inductees React To NHL Trade Requests, No-Move Clauses The 2026 Hockey Hall of Fame inductees, including Brian Burke, Carey Price and Patrice Bergeron, ...

The CBC and Sportsnet announced in a joint statement on Tuesday morning that the Canadian public broadcaster will no longer air NHL games as part of its new "sports programming strategy." David Cooper ...

The GSOC is back for another week of action in Medicine Hat. Here's all you need to know to watch. The USA and Canada are the top contenders at the 2026 Worlds in Denmark. Here's all you need to know ...

Local sports fans and businesses are figuring out how they'll tune in to NHL games this year, as the CBC will not be airing NHL games on Hockey Night in Canada for free for the first time in almost 75 ...

Just 27,000 Canadians watched CBC’s Saturday cricket debut, but the real story is where sports audiences — and your viewing ...

TORONTO, August 13, 2026 /CNW/ -- The Grand Slam of Curling and Rock League today announced new five-year broadcast agreements with Sportsnet and CBC, providing Canadian fans with more than 300 hours ...

The CBC will no longer air NHL games after the public broadcaster's agreement with Sportsnet expired at the end of the 2025-26 season, the organizations announced ...

The 74-year-old Canadian institution "Hockey Night in Canada" is no more on the CBC. Sports broadcaster Rogers Sportsnet announced today that it was ending its 12-year sub-licensing deal with the CBC, ...

CBC and Sportsnet have ended their long-standing NHL partnership following the expiration of their 12-year agreement. The move effectively puts an end to a 75-year history of NHL game coverage from ...

Hockey Night in Canada was a classic event in the country. The end of it was a major disappointment to Canadians, but it’s ...

TORONTO — A new era in Canadian NHL broadcasting kicked off Saturday night on Sportsnet with a new show title, a splashy introduction, and the familiar presence of longtime host Ron MacLean.