From 1952 to 1998, Hockey Night in Canada was not produced by the CBC. The iconic broadcast was managed by MacLaren Advertising's television arm, the Canadian Sports Network (CSN), and later Molstar Communications. Canadian broadcasting archives confirm that the CBC merely provided the airwaves while private advertising entities orchestrated the on-air talent, production crews, and operational logistics for 46 consecutive years.
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