Ottawa Charge in Talks with Ottawa Senators for Long-Term Home at Canadian Tire Centre
Discussions are underway between the PWHL and the NHL's Ottawa Senators to potentially secure a long-term future for the women's hockey franchise in Ottawa. The talks involve the Ottawa Charge potentially playing their home games at the Senators' arena, the Canadian Tire Centre, according to PWHL senior VP of business operations Amy Scheer. The future of the Charge in Ottawa is uncertain due to upcoming renovations that will reduce the team's current home's capacity by about 2,000 seats.
The Ottawa Charge, a women's hockey franchise, is in discussions with the NHL's Ottawa Senators to secure a long-term future in the Canadian capital. The potential partnership would see the Charge playing their home games at the Senators' arena, the Canadian Tire Centre. The future of the Charge in Ottawa is uncertain due to renovations that will reduce the team's current home's capacity by about 2,000 seats.
The Ottawa Charge, a women's hockey franchise, is exploring the possibility of teaming up with the NHL's Ottawa Senators to secure a long-term future in the Canadian capital. Discussions are ongoing about the Charge playing their home games at the Senators' arena, the Canadian Tire Centre. The future of the Charge in Ottawa is uncertain due to upcoming renovations that will reduce the team's current home's capacity by about 2,000 seats.
In conclusion, the Ottawa Charge, a women's hockey franchise, is in talks with the NHL's Ottawa Senators to potentially secure a long-term future in the Canadian capital. Discussions are focused on the Charge playing their home games at the Senators' arena, the Canadian Tire Centre. The future of the Charge in Ottawa is uncertain due to renovations that will reduce the team's current home's capacity by about 2,000 seats.