Don’t have cable? You can still stream live Hockey Night in Canada on both mobile and desktop platforms, the CBC has announced.
The public broadcaster explains “CBC will now live stream Hockey Night in Canada on all digital platforms, with free streaming on desktop and mobile web platforms meaning more Canadians will be able to access the games.”
Two games upcoming this Saturday will be available for streaming:
Also, you can watch these games via the CBC Sports iOS app (and on Android), as it will continue to stream free HNIC games, which it has done so selectively since the 2015-16 season.
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