Beginning with their season opener on Oct. 3 in Toronto and concluding with their final game of the regular season on April 10 vs. Montreal, the Ottawa Senators will have plenty of Atlantic Division matchups to look forward to this season.

After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is examining where each team stands in preparation for the 2026-27 regular season, which starts Sept. 29. Today, the Ottawa Senators: 2025-26 season: 44-27-11, fifth in Atlantic Division, lost in Eastern Conference First Round.

Last season, the Ottawa Senators cruised through their schedule north of the border, posting a 10-2-4 record against the league's six other Canadian franchises. They'll look to carry that success into 2026-27 as they once again face each of those clubs multiple times, beginning with a season-opening trip to Toronto

Jaxon Cover said he hopes that his transition from an inline hockey player from the Cayman Islands to the Ottawa Senators first-round pick (No. 32) in the 2026 NHL Draft teaches kids from unconventional places that you can take an unconventional path to succeed.

The Ottawa Senators content team leaned in the direction of reality television to inspire the release of the team’s 2026–27 schedule, drawing upon viral moments from Bravo shows like The Real Housewives of New Jersey, The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Vanderpump Rules, and Below Deck Mediterranean. Host Brent

OTTAWA – In conjunction with the National Hockey League, the Ottawa Senators announced today the schedule for the team’s 2026-27 regular season. For the ninth time in their history, the Senators will kick off their regular season against their provincial rivals, the Toronto Maple Leafs. The opening game will be

Family comes first for Claude Giroux, and he and his wife Ryanne took their time this offseason to determine what next season would look like for their family of five. “When it was time to get it done and pick a team, I wanted to be here,” said Giroux, speaking

Shane Pinto doesn’t have the expectation of competing with most of the 156-player field at the Commissionaires Ottawa Open presented by Lépine Apartments, which begins Thursday morning at The Marshes Golf Club in Kanata. Rather, his goal is to beat a player not included in the field — Senators teammate