He hadn't heard the news about Hockey Night in Canada. Then came the orders for his vintage HNIC merchandise
· CBC.ca
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- • Regina sign shop owner Kyle Moffatt sees surge in vintage HNIC merchandise sales.
- • CBC's decision to stop airing NHL games sparks nostalgic interest in vintage merchandise.
- • Moffatt reflects on watching HNIC with his late father, sparking emotional connection.
Context
The demise of CBC's Hockey Night in Canada broadcast has led to increased sales in vintage HNIC merchandise at a Regina-based sign shop. Kyle Moffatt, one of the owners of the shop, was initially unaware of the news due to a busy business day. His store, Sticks & Doodles, designs and sells various items.
The increased demand for vintage merchandise has brought back memories for Moffatt, who used to watch Hockey Night in Canada games with his late father. The news of the broadcast's end has clearly resonated with Canadians, as evidenced by the surge in sales of vintage HNIC items at Moffatt's store.
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