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After bitterly opposing an earlier attempt to ban conversion therapy, the Conservatives whisked a new bill through the House of Commons.

With its NHL broadcasts so far, TNT is telling fans that it will take care of the sport that had been with NBC for 17 years.

Last night was the season-opener for the Blackhawks and it could have gone much, much better.

NBA on TNT analyst Charles Barkley has long professed his love of hockey. He'll be joining the NHL on TNT pregame studio show Wednesday.

ESPN and Turner Sports replace NBC, which was the league's broadcaster since 2005. The expansion Seattle Kraken also begins its inaugural season.

One of Jimmy Pitaro's top objectives when he became ESPN president was to get the National Hockey League back on the network. On Tuesday night, Pitaro's goal will be realized. Besides the Seattle Kraken's first game, the return of hockey to ESPN and the addition of Turner Sports are among the main storylines when the regular season begins this week.

Fans who stuck around an unprecedented year in the National Hockey League (NHL) are reaping their rewards.

Debut episode hits podcast platforms Monday, 11 a.m. by Alex Kinkopf @AEKinkopf / Arizona Coyotes Shane Doan and Paul Bissonnette are teaming up for a brand-new Coyotes podcast, "Off the Post with Doaner and Biz." The first episode drops Monday at 11 a.m. The podcast will run twice a month and be featured on three podcast-streami...

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St-Pierre still thinks about fighting again but the thought usually doesnt last long At 39, former UFC champion Georges St-Pierre still looks like he just walked off the cover of a fitness magazine. And the competitive juices still flow, despite the fact the native of St-Isidore, Que., officially retired in February 2019 and has fought just once in seven years. The Canadian Press Georges St-Pierre , The Canadian Press At 39, former UFC champion George...