The Toronto Raptors had planned to open their home arena so Americans living in Toronto could register to vote.

Although the dates haven't been finalized, Toronto Raptors head coach Nick Nurse said Scotiabank Arena will be open for voting registration one or two days during the week of Sept. 28.

The Toronto Maple Leafs trail the Columbus Blue Jackets 1-0 in their best-of-five NHL playoff qualifier. Game 2 is Tuesday night at Scotiabank Arena.

The dwindling number of new novel coronavirus cases in each city is the biggest factor in where the league's COVID-19 shortened season will wrap up.

Adding BMO Field's primary kitchen is expected to increase the number of daily meals to up to 13,000 from the initial goal of 10,000. The program total to date should hit the 100,000-meal milestone this week.

Scotiabank Arena, home to the Maple Leafs and Raptors, has been turned into a giant kitchen during the COVID-19 pandemic to prepare 10,000 meals a day to go to Toronto's front-line health-care workers and their families as well as the city's most vulnerable via community agencies and shelters.

As the NHL analyzes the potential resumption of its season, commissioner Gary Bettman is looking at hosting games at a select number of arenas.

If the NHL’s salary cap increases next season, teams like the Toronto Maple Leafs will reap the benefits, but their fans will most likely pay the price.

After losing badly in Pittsburgh earlier this week the Toronto Maple Leafs rebounded in their rematch against the Penguins by playing their best game of the 2019-20 season.

"We’ve got some very special guests in the house for morning skate!"