Rogers and Amazon's Prime Video have made a significant move in the world of Canadian sports broadcasting. The two companies have announced a 12-year sublicensing agreement for National Hockey League (NHL) rights in Canada, marking a major shift in the country's sports media landscape. Under the terms of the deal, Rogers will continue to hold the exclusive broadcast rights to the NHL in Canada, but will now sublicense a portion of those rights to Prime Video, making it the first time the streaming giant will offer NHL content to Canadian subscribers. The agreement is set to begin in the 2025-26 season and will see Prime Video broadcast a significant number of games, including some exclusive matchups, to its growing user base in Canada.

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