TSN

TSN, The Sports Network, is Canada’s largest sports broadcaster, launched in 1984 and owned by Bell Media. TSN does not hold national NHL rights — Rogers does, under a 12-year deal that starts in 2026-27 — so TSN’s hockey rests on regional and international packages. TSN carries the Maple Leafs, Senators, Jets and Canadiens regionally and holds exclusive Canadian rights to the World Juniors and other Hockey Canada events through 2033-34.

Type	Canadian sports network
Launched	1 September 1984
Owner	Bell Media
National NHL	None; Rogers holds them through 2037-38
Regional NHL	Maple Leafs, Senators, Jets, Canadiens
Hockey Canada	Exclusive rights including the World Juniors, to 2033-34
Programming	SportsCentre, That’s Hockey, TradeCentre

Chris Johnston: Everything You Need to Know

Chris Johnston is a TSN Hockey Insider and a senior NHL writer at The Athletic, holding both roles at the same time. Johnston appears on TSN’s Insider Trading, SportsCentre, That’s Hockey and TSN 1050 radio, ...

How to watch the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2026-27

Watching every Toronto Maple Leafs game this season takes three separate subscriptions, and for the first time in 74 years none of them are free. CBC lost Hockey Night in Canada when Rogers’ new twelve-year ...

Daniella Ponticelli: Everything You Need to Know

Daniella Ponticelli is a Canadian play-by-play broadcaster who called the first regular-season game in Professional Women’s Hockey League history, and the first goal scored in it, on 1 January 2024. Ponticelli works PWHL games across ...