Ottawa's own OHL franchise, the Ottawa 67's, has announced schedule adjustments to two of their upcoming home games, and fans planning to catch the action at TD Place Arena will want to double-check their tickets before heading downtown.
What's Changing
The 67's confirmed that games originally slated for March 5 and March 14 have had their start times or dates shifted. While schedule tweaks are a routine part of the Canadian Hockey League season — often driven by broadcast commitments, arena availability, or league-wide scheduling conflicts — the club is urging ticket holders to check the official 67's website or their ticket confirmation emails for the most up-to-date details before making plans.
For a franchise with such deep roots in the capital, even small schedule shifts ripple through the local sports community. The 67's have been a fixture of Ottawa's sports scene for decades, drawing loyal crowds to TD Place in the Glebe for fast-paced junior hockey that's produced a long line of future NHL talent.
Why It Matters for Ottawa Fans
With March marking a critical stretch of the OHL regular season as teams jockey for playoff positioning, these two games carry extra weight. A shift in game day or puck-drop time can affect everything from carpooling plans to postgame transit options for fans coming from across the city and surrounding communities like Kanata, Barrhaven, and Orleans.
Season ticket holders and single-game buyers alike should watch for direct communication from the team, whether by email or through the 67's app, confirming the new times. For those who follow the team casually but still like to catch a game or two each season, this is a good reminder to check before assuming the schedule posted weeks ago is still accurate.
Where to Get the Latest Info
The most reliable way to stay on top of 67's schedule changes is directly through the team's official channels — their website's schedule page and social media accounts typically post updates as soon as they're finalized with the league. Local sports fans can also keep an eye on Ottawa sports radio and CHL coverage for confirmation of the new dates.
As the 67's push through the back half of their season, expect scheduling to stay somewhat fluid heading into playoff seeding. Fans hoping to catch a game at TD Place this March should treat any previously bookmarked schedule with a grain of salt and verify times close to the date.
Whether you're a longtime season-ticket holder or just looking for a fun, affordable night out in the Glebe, junior hockey remains one of Ottawa's most accessible live sports experiences — just make sure you've got the right date and time before you go.
Source: Canadian Hockey League
