Ottawa Senators owner Michael Andlauer said Friday morning that his team’s proposed new home at LeBreton Flats will be just one part of a much larger development which will create a gathering place for the region’s residents on the west side of the city’s downtown core. Andlauer met the media

In the hockey-crazy country of Finland — population just under six million people — it’s hard to hide something such as the IIHF World Championship Cup when you’re walking down the sidewalk. Nikolas Matinpalo found that out earlier this week, as he and the rest of the gold medal-winning Finns

With Kitchener Rangers veterans Luke Ellinas and Matthew Andonovski capturing the Memorial Cup on Sunday, all Senators prospects have seen their seasons come to a close. As the Senators front office staff head to Buffalo for the 2026 NHL Draft combine, attention is beginning to shift toward the next wave

Senators Elite Hockey Development is proud to announce that registration is now open for its 2013 High Performance Training & Mentorship Camp, taking place in July 2026 at Bell Sensplex in Kanata. The camp is designed for elite 2013-born players ready to experience professional development and true mentorship in a

OTTAWA – Ottawa Senators president of hockey operations and general manager Steve Staios announced today that the team has hired Maciej Szwoch to serve as coordinator of goaltending scouting and development. A native of Gdansk, Poland, Szwoch, 41, worked with the Senators organization as a consultant during the 2025-26 season.

If you had asked a young Jason York what he thought he’d be doing a week after his 56th birthday, he’d probably have guessed he’d be teaching a high school gym class, not being inducted into the Ottawa Sport Hall of Fame (OSHOF). York had it all figured out —

Luke Ellinas and Matthew Andonovski had only combined for 30 regular season games this year with the OHL’s Kitchener Rangers due to injuries — but with a trip to the 2026 Memorial Cup in Kelowna awaiting them at the end of May, they’ll have a unique chance to equal or

Dylan Cozens’ season isn’t over quite yet. The 25-year-old centre will soon head to Fribourg, Switzerland as part Team Canada’s entry into the 2026 IIHF World Championship, which begins May 15. Cozens has played in two World Championships since his NHL career began. He first played in the 2022 edition,