Amazon Prime Video will exclusively broadcast NHL regular-season games on Wednesday nights in Canada starting next season, as part of a 12-year agreement with Rogers Communications Inc. The deal covers national games in English and French, marking a new partnership between the streaming service and the telecommunications company (torontosun.com).
Under the agreement, Amazon Prime will also carry select Stanley Cup playoff series, expanding its coverage beyond regular-season games. The partnership was announced Tuesday, with details confirming the exclusive rights for Canadian audiences (winnipegfreepress.com).
This arrangement follows a sublicensing agreement between Rogers and Amazon, allowing the streaming platform to distribute the NHL content directly to viewers. The move is expected to increase accessibility for fans across Canada, offering games in both official languages (castanet.net).
