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About a third into the 2021 NHL season, the Toronto Maple Leafs lead the All-Canadian North Division. But will the team keep it up the rest of the year and win the North Division?

Canadian hockey fans have it made. There is no shortage of ways on how to watch the NHL. Whether it's TV stations or online streams, fans can tune in using their phones, tablets, or the good ol' television. Gone are the days where you had to go to one room and wait for one time to watch the NHL. Here are the many ways to watch the NHL in Canada. 

There is no current date for the NWHL Playoffs and the battle for the Isobel Cup to resume. The negative experience of Lake Placid likely has teams and the league rethinking how to approach a restart.

This NHL season in review shares a similar theme with previous reviews: that the NHL's best bets continue to be shocking proving that this league remains unpredictably exciting. The Tampa Bay Lightning winning the Stanley Cup may not be as shocking, but there was a slew of other stunners that had everyone scratching their heads, pandemic or not as we eye the most lucrative bets that cashed big.

As the 2019-20 NHL comes to an end, nearly one year after its start, the league looks to the 2020-21 NHL Season schedule. Outside of the 2020 NHL Draft and the start of NHL free agencies, the league has yet to announce much for the upcoming season. The league expects the season to start on December 1. However, challenges such as whether the Canada-US border will open this year, certainly make planning a challenge.

Let's have a look at the 10 worst Canadian NHL players of all-time. We really wish the 10 NHL players were not Canadian!

Canadian sports fans have the Toronto Blue Jays in baseball, the Toronto Raptors in basketball, and the Grey Cup in football. But hockey is the nation's overwhelming passion as most kids from coast to coast learn to skate with a stick in hand at a very early age.

This is why a decades-old drought of a Canadian team winning the Stanley Cup has many wondering if a team north of the border will ever capture the big one again.

Toronto and Edmonton will be sharing the Stanley Cup Playoffs as multiple reports have indicated that the NHL has chosen the two cities as their "hub cities". While this is yet to be finalized and more details are to come, this could be a boon for both the Toronto Maple Leafs and Edmonton Oilers who will be playing within their own city. Yet the Stanley Cup Playoffs remain a wide-open race.

The unprecedented 2019-2020 NHL season will restart sometime this summer, with the Stanley Cup finals taking place later than ever. There's no specific date that the league will return to action, but a 24-team playoff season is likely to occur.

Previous Stanley Cup delays have pushed the latest date of a Stanley Cup champion into the summer during labour disputes between owners and players - not a killer virus.

After travelling around the world for 125 years, you collect a few interesting experiences. The Stanley Cup is one of the longest active championship trophies in the world of pro sports. Additionally, hockey players tend to have extremely rowdy celebrations after grinding for years to win the cup. As a result, the Stanley Cup has been a part of quite a few unexpected events and adventures over the years.

The Stanley Cup. Hockey’s greatest trophy. To win one cements one place in history. However, the NHL is full of players in history who have never hoisted Lord Stanley above their heads. Many of those players are an afterthought, but some, even without the glory of capturing a Cup, are amongst the greatest to ever skate an NHL rink. Here is who we think are the best players to never win the Stanley Cup.