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Welland Jr. Canadians’ Sept. 6 game to stream on FloHockey, expanding access for local fans

The Welland Jr. Canadians’ matchup with the St. Catharines Falcons on Sept. 6, 2026, will be available via FloHockey. The streaming service’s apps and archived footage aim to make the game accessible to fans across urban and rural Niagara.

Welland Jr. Canadians’ Sept. 6 game to stream on FloHockey, expanding access for local fans
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Streaming brings Welland Jr. Canadians game to phones, TVs across Niagara

The Welland Jr. Canadians will be featured in a streamed game against the St. Catharines Falcons on Sept. 6, 2026, with coverage available through the FloHockey platform. The announcement gives local supporters a variety of viewing options, from mobile phones to smart televisions, making it easier for families and out-of-town fans to follow the junior club.

FloHockey says the contest will be available on its service and that video from the event will be kept in a subscription video library for the duration of a user’s subscription. That archived footage could be useful for anyone who cannot watch live because of work schedules, travel or other commitments — a common reality for fans in both urban St. Catharines and more rural parts of the Niagara region.

How fans can watch

FloHockey’s streaming is accessible on a range of devices. Viewers can watch on smart TVs and set-top platforms or on mobile devices via apps.

  • Smart TV and streaming devices: FloSports apps are available for Roku, Fire TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Samsung, VIZIO and LG.
  • Mobile: iOS and Android apps provide on-the-go viewing.
  • Archived access: Video will be stored in FloHockey’s library for subscribers.

FloHockey urges users to sign up for access to the live stream and archived footage. The service also maintains social channels for updates: @FloHockey on Twitter and Instagram and a Facebook page.

Local implications: access, community and junior hockey visibility

For Welland, the availability of a streamed game matters beyond convenience. Junior hockey clubs are often community hubs, and broadcast access can broaden the fanbase by reaching relatives, scouts and former residents who have moved away. Streaming also means younger fans without access to travel can still follow the team’s progress.

In practical terms, the streaming option can ease the urban–rural divide in the region. Residents living farther from arenas or with limited public transit options now have a reliable way to keep up with local sports. That includes shift workers and parents who may find in-person attendance difficult on weeknights.

"Watch the 2026 St. Catharines Falcons vs Welland Jr. Canadians on FloHockey," the streaming service states.

What viewers should prepare for

Fans intending to tune in should ensure they have the appropriate app and subscription before game day. Downloading the FloSports app on the chosen device — smart TV or mobile — and confirming account access will prevent last-minute issues. Those who cannot watch live can rely on the archive for replay viewing during a subscription period.

While streaming does not replace the atmosphere of attending a live junior hockey game, it complements in-person support by making contests more visible and accessible. For Welland’s hockey community, the Sept. 6 broadcast is another channel to rally around the Jr. Canadians and keep neighbours and distant supporters connected to local sport.

Ryan Kowalski
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