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RDS
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What is Réseau des sports (RDS)
- RDS is a Canadian French-language specialty sports channel operated by Bell Media. It focuses on hockey (notably the NHL), football, tennis, auto racing, UFC, and other major sports, and it has historically held French-language broadcasting rights for various leagues and events in Canada.[3][5]
- In recent years, rights for some events have shifted among broadcasters in Canada (for example, French-language NHL rights have involved RDS, TVA Sports, and other partners depending on the league and season).[2][3]
How to get the latest news
- Check RDS’s official site and social media channels for press releases, program guides, and schedule changes. This is the most reliable source for announcements about new rights, show lineups, and live-event coverage.
- Look at Canadian sports media outlets that cover broadcasting rights and TV schedules (e.g., industry trade sites, major newspapers’ entertainment/sports sections) for timely reports on changes to RDS’s programming or rights deals.
- For quick summaries, search “RDS latest news” or “Réseau des sports news” on a trusted news aggregator or major outlets.
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