67s Take the Ice Against the Petes
Ottawa hockey fans were treated to another night of OHL action on January 30, 2026, as the Ottawa 67s welcomed the Peterborough Petes to TD Place for a Canadian Hockey League regular season showdown.
The matchup is part of the ongoing Ontario Hockey League schedule, with both clubs battling for positioning in the OHL's Eastern Conference standings. The 67s-Petes rivalry is a classic one in junior hockey, two Ontario franchises with deep histories and passionate fan bases that always make for a compelling game night.
A Night at TD Place
For Ottawa hockey fans, the 67s represent one of the city's most beloved sports institutions. Founded in 1967 to mark Canada's centennial, the club has been a cornerstone of the local sports scene for nearly six decades, producing NHL talent and giving Ottawa residents a front-row seat to elite junior hockey.
TD Place, located in the heart of Ottawa's Lansdowne Park, continues to be one of the best junior hockey atmospheres in the country. With the Senators often out of town, 67s game nights are a go-to for local fans looking to catch live puck action at an affordable price.
Why the 67s Matter to Ottawa
Beyond the highlights and the final score, nights like this serve as a reminder of what makes Ottawa a genuine hockey city. The 67s have long been a pipeline for Canadian hockey talent, and watching the next generation of NHLers develop on home ice is one of the genuine pleasures of living in the capital.
Whether you're a lifelong fan or just discovering junior hockey, catching a 67s game is one of the most authentically Ottawa sports experiences you can have, especially on a cold January night when the energy inside TD Place is electric.
Catch the 67s This Season
With the OHL season running through spring, there are plenty more opportunities to catch the 67s in action at home. Tickets are typically available on the Ottawa 67s official website, and the team frequently offers family packages and student deals.
For full game highlights and box scores from the January 30 matchup against Peterborough, visit the Canadian Hockey League's official website.
Source: Canadian Hockey League / Google News
