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The long-awaited WHL season can finally get underway.

CALGARY - The Western Hockey League announced Tuesday that it has been granted approval by the B.C. Provincial Health Office to play in bubble environme...

HARTLEY’S HART ATTACK – (The WHL B.C. Division waiting game continues) Feb. 19, 2021 EDITION 824 SHARE ON: The WHL Central Division will begin its 24-game mini-season just one week from today. The WHL has announced the first two weeks of the Central Division schedule for the 2020-21 Regular Season! The league’s East Division will open in a hub in Regina on March 12 th with no fans. The U.S. Division (which now includes Don Nachbaur of P.G. as an associate coach with the Tri-City Americans...

Hockey players on Saskatchewan and Manitoba Western Hockey League teams will soon travel to Regina to join the leagues hub format. The East Divisions intended start date of Mar. 12 will mark 366 days since the Regina Pats have played competitive hockey.

Western Hockey Leagues East Division set to play season in Regina hub Regina Pats forward Cameron Hebig (41) fights for control of the puck with Acadie-Bathurst Titan forward Samuel Asselin (28) during third period of the Memorial Cup final in Regina on Sunday, May 27, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward February 12, 2021 - 6:05 PM CALGARY - The Western Hockey League says it has approval from the Saskatchewan government to play a 24-game East Division seaso...

Saskatoon / 650 CKOM Feb 5, 2021 7:09 AM Regina mayor Sandra Masters working in her office at City Hall on Dec. 21, 2020. (Joseph Ho/980 CJME) If the WHL drops the puck in a hub city this year, Regina Mayor Sandra Masters wants it to happen in the Queen City. “The City of Regina has a long and storied history as it relates to WHL and hockey in general in our cultural and economic landscape, but in terms of being able to providing food services and space in hotel to create those bubbles, it wo...

GM confident Sask. WHL teams will play a shortened season The general manager of one of Saskatchewans Western Hockey League teams is confident the team will play a shortened season amid the pandemic, citing positive discussions with the provincial government. Social Sharing Alan Millar, Moose Jaw Warriors GM, believes season similar to that approved in Alta. could happen here Posted: Feb 04, 2021 9:11 AM CT | Last Updated: February 4 The teams may be able to play in their home arenas, or theyll...

CALGARY - The Western Hockey League has received government approval to play a rejigged season in Alberta. The league announced Thursday that its five clubs

The Western Hockey League’s Alberta teams will drop the puck on a shortened season starting Feb. 26, as long as a number of conditions having to do with the COVID-19 pandemic are met.

CALGARY — The Western Hockey League has received government approval to play a rejigged season in Alberta. The league announced Thursday that its five clubs based in the province — the Red Deer . . .