When it comes to what games are available for you to watch – your location matters! This page is updated daily to help you follow all the NHL action in 2021.
For more information on each region, click here.
Note: Any game not listed below is available to watch through NHL LIVE or via NHL Centre Ice (available through your TV provider) anywhere in Canada. Beginning with the 2020-21 NHL season, a subscription to SN NOW+ includes access to NHL LIVE. Learn how this works.
Friday, May 7, 2021
| GAME | TELEVISION | LIVE STREAM |
|---|---|---|
  7:00pm ET 4:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SN1 | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
  10:00pm ET 7:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SN1 | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
Saturday, May 8, 2021
| GAME | TELEVISION | LIVE STREAM |
|---|---|---|
  3:00pm ET 12:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SNE, SNW, SNO, SNP | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
  7:00pm ET 4:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SNE, SNO, SNP, OMNI | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
  7:00pm ET 4:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SNW, SN360 | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
  10:00pm ET 7:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SNE, SNO, SNW, SNP, OMNI | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
Sunday, May 9, 2021
| GAME | TELEVISION | LIVE STREAM |
|---|---|---|
  7:00pm ET 4:00pm PT |
All of Canada: SNE, SNO, SNP | All of Canada: SN NOW, SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
 7:00pm ET 4:00pm PT |
Senators region: TSN5 Flames region: SNW Rest of Canada: NHL Centre Ice |
Senators region: TSN Direct Flames region: SN NOW, SN NOW+ Rest of Canada: SN NOW+, NHL LIVE |
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between SN Now and SN Now+?
You can find information on the differences between SN Now and SN Now+ here.
What region am I in? Why are some games blacked out?
Regional blackouts are determined based on your physical location and apply to broadcasts that have been sold regionally, per league or team agreements. Every team has regional (available to viewers in a team’s region only) and national (available to everyone across the country) games in a season. The map below outlines which regional team games can be seen in which region.
Who owns the regional rights to each Canadian team?
Edmonton Oilers regional rights are owned by Sportsnet. They have 31 regional games and 25 national games this season.
Calgary Flames regional rights are owned by Sportsnet. They have 31 regional games and 25 national games this season.
Vancouver Canucks regional rights are owned by Sportsnet. They have 26 regional games and 30 national games this season.
Toronto Maple Leafs regional rights are split between Sportsnet and TSN. Sportsnet owns 8, while TSN owns 18 this season. Their 30 national games are on Sportsnet. For Sportsnet’s full Leafs schedule, click here.
Winnipeg Jets regional rights are owned by TSN. They have 42 regional games (on TSN) and 14 national games (on Sportsnet) this season.
Ottawa Senators regional rights are owned by TSN. They have 40 regional games (on TSN) and 16 national games (on Sportsnet) this season.
Montreal Canadiens regional rights are owned by TSN. They have 34 regional games (on TSN) and 22 national games (on Sportsnet) this season.
You can find more information on blackout regions and restrictions here.