Sportsnet holds the national English rights through 2038. TSN has select regional and playoff windows. RDS has the French national rights. Every team's home network is below.
| Team | City | Division | Home network | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto Maple Leafs | Toronto, ON | Atlantic | Sportsnet ONE / TSN | Guide → |
| Montreal Canadiens | Montreal, QC | Atlantic | TSN / RDS | Guide → |
| Ottawa Senators | Ottawa, ON | Atlantic | TSN 5 | Guide → |
| Winnipeg Jets | Winnipeg, MB | Central | TSN 3 | Guide → |
| Edmonton Oilers | Edmonton, AB | Pacific | Sportsnet Oilers | Guide → |
| Calgary Flames | Calgary, AB | Pacific | Sportsnet Flames | Guide → |
| Vancouver Canucks | Vancouver, BC | Pacific | Sportsnet Pacific | Guide → |
The absolute cheapest way to watch every Canadian team is Sportsnet+ (Rogers), which carries every national game plus your regional feed if you live in one of the seven markets. It runs C$34.99 a month or C$249.99 a year as of August 2026. If you only want out-of-market games, the NHL Centre Ice bundle sold through cable providers picks those up.
TSN is not included in Sportsnet+. If you follow a team whose playoff run runs through a TSN window (Ottawa in particular), you need a linear cable subscription or a TSN Direct plan for the games that matter most.
RDS carries the national French feed of the Canadiens plus a national game of the week. RDS Direct is C$19.99 a month standalone. TVA Sports carries the Saturday night game in French as part of a broader rights split.
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