Evansville, IN, September 28, 2026 —

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is set to receive significant broadcast coverage as it will be featured on CBC’s “Hockey Night in Canada” for its upcoming fourth season. This marks a notable expansion of the league’s visibility on one of Canada’s most recognized sports broadcasts.

The new season of the PWHL is scheduled to commence in early December. While the exact date for the season’s opening day has not been specified, the announcement indicates that games from the league will be integrated into the “Hockey Night in Canada” schedule. This collaboration is expected to bring the league’s talent and competition to a broader audience across the country.

“Hockey Night in Canada” has long been a cornerstone of Canadian sports broadcasting, known for its coverage of professional hockey. The inclusion of the PWHL signifies a commitment to showcasing women’s professional hockey alongside established men’s leagues. Further details regarding which specific PWHL games will be broadcast and the frequency of coverage are anticipated as the early December start date approaches.

The Professional Women’s Hockey League aims to build on its growing momentum with this increased media presence. Fans will have the opportunity to follow their favorite teams and players on a prominent national platform. The league’s fourth season is poised to be a significant chapter in its development.


Story summarized from the original created by JOHN WAWROW, Associated Press on www.tristatehomepage.com, see more information here.

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