Thursday, October 15, 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇨🇦 CA ▾
BREAKING
› How Much Will Voters Care About BC’s Deficits?› Canadian housing prices remain flat in third quarter: Royal LePage report› A Confused Voter’s Guide to the Civic Elections› First Nations Make Rare Endorsement in Williams Lake Mayoral Race› From AI to Autonomous Networks: Mobileum Spark Highlights the Next Frontier of Telecom Intelligence› Growth Pushes Uncertainty Aside: 78% of Entrepreneurs Are Now Focused on Growing their Business Despite Volatility says BDC Small Business Week Survey› Private Schools: Arts programs hone students’ talents› Steve Nease cartoon, Oct. 15, 2026› Private Schools: Delta West Academy principal was drawn to teaching at an early age› Private Schools: A multicultural and bilingual learning legacy› How Much Will Voters Care About BC’s Deficits?› Canadian housing prices remain flat in third quarter: Royal LePage report› A Confused Voter’s Guide to the Civic Elections› First Nations Make Rare Endorsement in Williams Lake Mayoral Race› From AI to Autonomous Networks: Mobileum Spark Highlights the Next Frontier of Telecom Intelligence› Growth Pushes Uncertainty Aside: 78% of Entrepreneurs Are Now Focused on Growing their Business Despite Volatility says BDC Small Business Week Survey› Private Schools: Arts programs hone students’ talents› Steve Nease cartoon, Oct. 15, 2026› Private Schools: Delta West Academy principal was drawn to teaching at an early age› Private Schools: A multicultural and bilingual learning legacy
Sports

Maple Leafs’ Nick Paul suffers injury in pre-season finale

Sportsnet ·
Maple Leafs’ Nick Paul suffers injury in pre-season finale

One of the Toronto Maple Leafs ' off-season acquisitions has suffered an injury.

Nick Paul exited Wednesday's pre-season game against the Ottawa Senators with an undisclosed injury.

The ailment is not expected to be too serious, but the team will know tomorrow, head coach Jim Hiller told reporters following the 6-1 victory.

It's unclear when Paul got injured, but he didn't return to the ice after the first intermission. He played 4:42 in the opening frame and had a shot on goal.

Paul was acquired from the Tampa Bay Lightning on July 1 for Dennis Hildeby and a fourth-round pick.

The 31-year-old forward had 15 points (seven goals and eight assists) in 51 games in 2025-26. But he surpassed 40 points in the previous two seasons.

Read the full article on Sportsnet ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.sportsnet.ca — the content belongs to Sportsnet.

More from Sportsnet

See all ›

More in Sports

See all ›