Banff, AB, joins in the celebrations on February 9 with Banff National Park’s SnowDays Festival finale featuring the “Take It To The Street” three-on-three ball hockey tournament on the town’s main street, Banff Avenue. CBC’s Doug Dirks reports live from the event as more than 30 teams compete for the grand prize.

Game coverage begins at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT with the Edmonton Oilers visiting the Detroit Red Wings, while the Winnipeg Jets play host to the Ottawa Senators. Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada continues following the first games with more from MacLean as well as live look-ins from the celebratory events taking place across the country.

Scotiabank Hockey Tonight leads viewers into the evening set of games at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT, followed by an Original Six match-up that sees the Toronto Maple Leafs travel to Montreal to take on the rival Canadiens at 7 p.m. ET/ 4 p.m. PT. The final game of the night has the Calgary Flames taking on the Canucks in Vancouver at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT followed by After Hours with Scott Oake and Kelly Hrudey.

Viewers can connect with CBC and Scotiabank leading up to and throughout Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada online at CBCSports.ca/HockeyDay, on Facebook, and on Twitter by following @CBCHockeyDay and @ScotiaHockey and using #hockeyday.

Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada broadcast schedule:

Saturday, February 9

· 12 noon ET – Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada: Celebrating the Game (Part I)

· 2 p.m. ET – Edmonton Oilers @ Detroit Red Wings (Alberta West and Windsor (ON))

· 2 p.m. ET – Winnipeg Jets @ Ottawa Senators (Saskatchewan East)

· 5 p.m. ET – Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada: Celebrating the Game (Part II)

· 6:30 p.m. ET – Scotiabank Hockey Tonight

· 7 p.m. ET – Toronto Maple Leafs @ Montreal Canadiens (National)

· 10 p.m. ET – Calgary Flames @ Vancouver Canucks (National)

· 1 a.m. ET – After Hours with Scott Oake and Kelly Hrudey

*All games also available live online at CBCSports.ca for Canadian IPs.