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Tim Hortons Hockey Cards are back with a brand-new collection featuring some of hockey’s biggest names, autographed cards and Golden Prize Cards with exciting prizes up for grabs. Join The Morning Show for a look inside this year’s collection and see how much you really know about hockey cards.

Women’s hockey has been soaring with the rise and continued growth of the PWHL. On Sunday, New Brunswick launched it’s own league that will aim to create a new home for those looking to keep playing and inspiring the next generation in the province. Johnny James reports.

Calgary Communities Against Sexual Assault is reacting to the arrest of 39-year-old Tyler King. RCMP announced charges against King on Monday related to allegations of sexual misconduct. King is being transported back to Alberta after being arrested in Ontario. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Russian hockey teams will soon be allowed to compete in international tournaments. The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) says it’s disappointed with the ruling, which overturns a ban that had been in place since 2022, when Russia invaded Ukraine. Heather Yourex-West looks at what Canadian officials have decided ahead of the World Juniors later this...

The Jets and Canadiens are set to face off at the 2026 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic in Winnipeg, but the festivities started way before puck drop. Toni De Guzman spoke with fans ahead of the outdoor game.

From childhood friends to hockey team owners! Canadian superstars Michael Bublé and Drew Scott sit down with Susie Wall to talk about their new docuseries, ‘Hometown Giants,’ their decades-long friendship, and their mission to turn a struggling Vancouver hockey team into winners.

Young hockey players across Nova Scotia will soon be required to participate in two training sessions, the first of which starts later this month. Hockey Nova Scotia has partnered with Avalon Sexual Assault Centre to educate U-15 players on topics like consent, sexual assault and hazing. Ella MacDonald has the details.

A B.C. man had a very Canadian response to a bear in his backyard: grabbing a hockey net and shouting to scare it away. His wife, Rachel Lewis, captured the encounter, calling it “the most Canadian thing imaginable.”

The Winnipeg Jets finally open their season at home tonight and Canada Life Centre has been preparing for the return of hockey fans along with the rest of downtown. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more.

With the CBC’s ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ not broadcasting NHL games anymore, the program has struck a deal to feature the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) instead. As Eric Sorensen reports, it’s another major milestone for the rapidly-growing league.

Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive is collecting new or gently used bags, sticks and gear for 30 Indigenous communities in Ontario and some remote areas of Canada. The drive takes place Saturday September 26 2026, at Larry Grossman Arena, Toronto. Susan Hay as the story.

Two young Nova Scotia hockey players appeared in Truro Provincial Court today on sexual assault charges stemming from a 2025 assault. While one boy prepares to head to trial, another is admitting his involvment. Ella MacDonald has the latest.

League of Girls was implemented five years ago by a mother of three young girls. The model is designed to fit real life: once a week, no tryouts, and all experience levels welcome. Susan Hay has the story.

A local minor hockey team is asking the municipality to pause its plan to redevelop the aging Halifax Forum citing concerns around ice-time in the HRM. Halifax’s mayor is sympathetic, saying a better solution is needed. But as Angela Capobianco reports, those with the facility say the Forum is one system failure away from closing...

With hockey season fast approaching, fans are being warned about a series of road closures surrounding the Saddledome as Scotia Place construction continues. Bella Finn reports.

Calgary is hosting the Canada Ball Hockey Association National Championship this week. The tournament is showcasing the best of the best, facing off in the high-paced sport. Meghan Cobb has more.

Global’s Hockey Analyst Brian Wilde sits down with Brayden Jagger Haines to discuss an exciting week of hockey for the Montreal Canadiens.

Four of the five players acquitted in their high-profile sexual assault case have had their suspensions upheld by Hockey Canada, after an independent appeal process. Taylor McKee, a Sports Management professor at Brock University, joins our Miranda Anthistle to discuss the issues associated with hockey culture.

With the 2027 World Junior Championships taking place in Red Deer and Edmonton, Prime Minister Mark Carney said a Russian or Belarusian team would not be allowed to compete, following the example of several other European nations who have also stated that Russia would be banned due to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. The...

Saskatchewan has produced elite hockey talent over the last few decades, and a big reason for the development in these local players has been skills and shooting trainer Trevor Lakness. Learn more about his experience in becoming the go-to hockey trainer in Saskatchewan.