Latest News About True North Sports + Entertainment

Here’s what I can share based on the latest publicly available information.

• True North Sports + Entertainment (TNSE) and TSN announced a multi-year rights extension in late October 2025, securing continued regional television and streaming access to Winnipeg Jets games for TSN in the team’s designated broadcast region. This strengthens TNSE’s long-standing partnership with TSN and preserves Jets game coverage for Manitoba and surrounding areas. [Source: press release dated 2025-10-29/30][1]

• TNSE remains the owner and operator of the Winnipeg Jets (NHL), the Manitoba Moose (AHL), Canada Life Centre, and related venues, while actively pursuing downtown Winnipeg redevelopment initiatives such as True North Square and the Portage Place project in partnership with local entities. These efforts underscore TNSE’s broader strategy beyond hockey, involving real estate development and community initiatives.[6][1]

• Additional context on TNSE’s footprint includes investments in venue upgrades and community programs through its charitable arm, the True North Youth Foundation, and activity around fan experience enhancements at Canada Life Centre. These elements are part of TNSE’s broader mission to be a catalyst for downtown revitalization and youth development in Winnipeg.[7][8][1]

Illustration: A concise snapshot of TNSE’s current focus areas

• Primary sports property: Winnipeg Jets (NHL) and Manitoba Moose (AHL)
• Key venue: Canada Life Centre
• Real estate and redevelopment: True North Square; Portage Place redevelopment
• Community and youth: True North Youth Foundation
• Media rights partner: TSN (multi-year Jets regional rights)

If you’d like, I can pull more up-to-date specifics or provide a quick timeline of TNSE’s major milestones from 2019 through 2025, with citations.