No need to drop gloves over end of NHL on CBC
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OPINION
No need to drop gloves over end of NHL on CBC
THE EDITORIAL BOARD
PUBLISHED JUNE 29, 2026
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Hockey Night in Canada's Chris Cuthbert prepares for a game in 2020.
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The ringing of the final buzzer for the CBC’s long run with the weekly Hockey Night in Canada NHL telecast was inevitable, given the vast changes to the sport and the sports broadcasting game over those 74 years.
The end of the si…
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