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HNIC and the CBC.CBC traditionally shows a hkcoey game on Saturday night. It is part of their contract with the NHL that they will show a Canadian Game on Saturday night if one is available.Since they also have the largest TV contract with the NHL they can call the shots as to what is shown and what they think will help their ratings.TSN shows all the other games so Canadians can watch all the hkcoey we desire.