Public broadcaster will feature eight women’s hockey league games as centrepiece of new Saturday night sports show ...

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 ...

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 ...

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As it turns out, Kelly Hrudey wasn’t the lone Hockey Night in Canada stalwart absent from Sportsnet’s Saturday night broadcast this season. Jennifer Botterill, a Hockey Hall of Famer and three-time ...

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 ...

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 ...

Saturday night curling is set to become a regular fixture on CBC this fall as the Grand Slam of Curling and Rock League expand their television presence under new five-year broadcast agreements with ...

In a joint statement, Sportsnet and CBC announced on Tuesday that the latter will no longer carry NHL broadcasts, meaning the traditional Saturday night home to the iconic franchise on the public ...

The agreements include the Grand Slam of Curling series and Canadian coverage of Rock League, curling’s first professional league. The Grand Slam of Curling and Rock League have signed new five-year ...

TORONTO - Sportsnet has named its new flagship show "Saturday Night Hockey," replacing "Hockey Night in Canada" with familiar faces on the panel — and some notable absences.

A new chapter in Toronto Maple Leafs history will unfold on Sportsnet. With first-overall pick Gavin McKenna joining the team alongside fellow top picks Auston Matthews and John Tavares — and playing ...