NHL Centre Ice Availability

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This article explains which TV hardware is required to watch NHL Centre Ice and which areas it is available in. For more details on NHL Centre Ice including pricing and how to order, see NHL Centre Ice returns for the 2023-24 season.

Required hardware

NHL Centre Ice is available on any Ignite TV (formerly known as BlueCurve TV), Gateway, or DCX-series TV box. If you're unsure of whether you have one of these digital boxes, refer to the images and links below.

Ignite TV

Ignite Entertainment Box (Xi6 and XiOne)	TV Player | (XG1v4)
TV Player (XG1v3)	Portal (XiD)

Gateway

Gateway HDPVR	Arris Gateway Digital Box
Arris Gateway Portal

DCX Series

DCX3510	DCX3400
DCX3200-M	DCX3200

Regional availability

NHL Centre Ice is available in the following locations:

100 Mile House Bowen Island Calgary (Canmore-Banff) Campbell River Chilliwack (Hope) Courtenay - Comox Cranbrook (Kimberley) Creston Drumheller Dryden Echo Bay Edmonton Edson Fairmont Fernie Fort McMurray Fort St. John-Dawson Creek Grand Forks Kamloops Kelowna (Penticton, Vernon) Kenora Lethbridge

Lloydminster (Vermillion) Medicine Hat (Brooks-CFB) Moose Jaw/Swift Current Nanaimo (Parksville, Duncan) North Vancouver Pincher Creek Port Alberni Prince George Protection Island Quesnel Red Deer (IBO, Ponoka-Lacombe) Salmon Arm (Sorrento) Saskatoon (Prince Albert) Sault Ste. Marie Thunder Bay Vancouver (Whistler, Squamish) Victoria West Kootenays Williams Lake Winnipeg Winnipeg-Rural Powell River

NHL blackouts

NHL Centre Ice games are subject to regional blackouts. Blackouts are the result of broadcasting restrictions imposed by broadcasters, professional sports teams, and leagues in order to help foster fan support that generates revenue for local teams.

For more information about blackouts, including regional blackout schedules, please see NHL Blackouts.

Related readings

• About: NHL Blackouts
• How to order NHL Centre Ice
• NHL Centre Ice Returns for the 2022-23 season