Ottawa's Red Scarf Union, one of the most active and engaged fan groups in the PWHL, has released a statement denouncing ...

The PWHL said that the smaller arena proposed for Lansdowne Park would not be financially viable for the Ottawa Charge and ...

Lansdowne 2.0 is what most Ottawa hockey fans already knew, "not viable" and "a huge step back" that could cost the city the ...

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) is calling Ottawa's plans for the next Lansdowne Park arena “a huge step back,” ...

PWHL executive senior vice presidents Amy Scheer and Jayna Hefford travelled to Ottawa Wednesday to take part in questioning and consultation with Ottawa's mayor and council regarding plans for a new ...

Other PWHL teams have larger home arenas. Montreal has about 10,000 seats and Toronto about 9,000, Scheer said. It’s between ...

The event centre proposed for Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment would provide about 5,500 seats with standing room bringing total ...

Ottawa councillor Sean Devine questioned whether Ottawa would be able to continue supporting the PWHL's Ottawa Charge with ...

Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) executives were the star players in the first day of a marathon debate about the ...

With the addition of two teams in the Pacific Northwest, the PWHL released an expanded 120-game coast-to-coast schedule, which also includes as many as 20 options for yet-to-be-announced neutral site ...

On today’s Women’s Hockey Report, we look at issues surrounding a new arena for the Ottawa Charge. Plus, new Minnesota Frost Jerseys, and the Rivalry Series ramp up!

Ottawa councillor Sean Devine was not pleased with the timing or content of the latest announcement regarding the Lansdowne 2.0 project, one that includes tearing down the Ottawa Charge's current ...