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Eugene Melnyk, owner of the Ottawa Senators Hockey Club and Duncan Fulton, Senior VP with Canadian Tire, announce the renaming of the Senators rink as the Canadian Tire Centre.

Welcome to the ‘new’ home of the Ottawa...

As the details behind the re-naming of the Ottawa Senators arena to the Canadian Tire Centre from Scotiabank Place were being discussed in a press conference Tuesday, an ice resurfacing machine bearing the Canadian Tire logo owned a prominent spot in the meeting...

 
 

Murray hopes to move up at entry draft...

Ottawa Senators general manager Bryan Murray concedes it will be difficult to find an immediate impact player with the club owning the 17th overall pick at the June 30 National Hockey League entry draft in New Jersey.

 

Olympiques co-owner Gilles Sauve retires...

The last link to the high profile, glory days of the Wayne Gretzky ownership of the Gatineau Olympiques junior hockey team is parting ways with the club.

 

Facing a tough economic reality, the...

It’s a concept that never would have been imagined in the days when young coaches like Bryan Murray, Archie Mulligan, Jim Farelli, and Mac MacLean were making their names in the Central Junior Hockey League. But with teams struggling under the weight of ...

 
Zdeno Chara #33 of the Boston Bruins pushes Andrew Shaw #65 of the Chicago Blackhawks in the second period in Game One of the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Final at United Center on June 12, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois.

Arthur: Being Chara is no big deal

BOSTON — Quick Zdeno Chara story: He’s in Ottawa, and he comes off the ice, and Darren Dreger is waiting to interview him on television. Dreger isn’t 6-9, so he gets a crate to stand on. Chara shakes his head, […]

 
 

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It's time to reboot Hockey Night

In the first intermission of the opening game of the Penguins-Senators series, Ron MacLean launched a campaign to change the colour of the wire netting at the end of NHL arenas. Using several replays ...

 
Emotions overflowed into a centre-ice brawl at Scotiabank Place on Sunday night when the Ottawa Senators took a quick 4-1 third-period lead over the Montreal Canadiens. By the end of the game, won 6-1 by Ottawa, penalties had depleted both benches to a handful of players. The Senators now lead the first-round playoff series 2-1. Game 4 is Tuesday night in Ottawa. More coverage on A2 and Sports, C1 and C3.

You live in Ottawa, you cheer for the Sens

Like all matters of the heart, sports allegiances are hard to explain. How is it, for example, that some attachments between fan and team last longer than marriages and friendships - and even get in the...

 

Let's play two, Durrell says of stadium debate

At times during Jim Durrell's stint as mayor of Ottawa, some might have confused his role with that of a sports promoter or a minister of sport.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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