Ottawa's Beloved 67s Are Must-Watch OHL Hockey
If you're an Ottawa hockey fan who bleeds red and black, the Ontario Hockey League's partnership with FloHockey means you never have to miss a moment of 67s action — whether you're at home, at work, or on the go.
FloHockey serves as the dedicated streaming and video platform for the OHL, giving fans across Ontario and beyond access to game footage, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content from all teams in the league, including Ottawa's own 67s.
What Is FloHockey?
FloHockey is a sports streaming service that specializes in hockey at all levels. For OHL fans in Ottawa, it's become an increasingly important resource for catching games and replays that might not air on traditional local television.
The platform hosts a full library of OHL video content, from live game streams to post-game highlights, making it a handy tool for die-hard 67s supporters who want to keep up with every shift of the season.
The Ottawa 67s: A Local Institution
The Ottawa 67s are one of the OHL's most storied franchises, having called the nation's capital home since 1967. The team plays out of TD Place at Lansdowne Park, drawing passionate crowds of Ottawa families, students, and lifelong hockey fans throughout the fall and winter months.
For many Ottawans, 67s games are a rite of passage — affordable, high-energy, and fiercely competitive. The OHL is also one of the top development leagues in the world, meaning the players suiting up for Ottawa tonight could be NHL stars in just a few years.
How to Follow Along This Season
Beyond FloHockey, Ottawa fans can keep tabs on the 67s through the team's official website and social media channels, which regularly post game-day lineups, injury updates, and community appearances.
For the full in-person experience, TD Place remains one of the best mid-sized arenas in the country for live hockey. Tickets are generally affordable and family-friendly, making a 67s game one of Ottawa's better sports-night options, especially compared to NHL price points.
If you haven't caught a game this season — live or via stream — now's a great time to tune in and support one of Ottawa's proudest sports institutions.
Source: Ontario Hockey League via FloHockey / Google News RSS
