The Winnipeg Jets have announced a signing, but this time, it’s not a player. True North Sports + Entertainment and TSN confirmed Thursday that they’ve reached a new multi-year rights extension, ensuring TSN retains long-term exclusive access to regional Jets broadcasts.

The renewed partnership guarantees that fans in the team’s designated broadcast region will continue to catch every regional matchup live on TSN and through the network’s digital platforms.

“TSN has been a trusted and valued partner since our return to the NHL in 2011, and their industry-leading talent and production has helped us connect with fans across Manitoba and beyond,” said Mark Chipman, Executive Chairman & Governor, True North Sports + Entertainment. “We are thrilled to extend this partnership and continue providing Jets fans with in-depth coverage, insights, and analysis across all TSN platforms.”

“The Winnipeg Jets are perennially one of hockey’s most exciting teams, and the continuation of our longstanding partnership ensures their passionate fanbase will continue to connect with TSN all season long,” added Shawn Redmond, Vice President and General Manager, Bell Media Sports. “We are grateful for the trust that True North Sports + Entertainment and the entire Jets organization have placed in TSN to continue to deliver industry-leading live coverage of the team across broadcast and streaming platforms.”

TSN’s regional Jets broadcasts will remain available within the NHL-defined territory, which includes Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, and parts of Northwestern Ontario, including Kenora, Dryden, and Thunder Bay.

The Jets are back in action at Canada Life Centre Thursday night against the Chicago Blackhawks. Puck drop is at 7:00 p.m. CDT with coverage available on TSN3.