TORONTO, Ontario — February 26, 2026 — Leads & Copy — Rogers’ Great Canadian Jersey, a patchwork jersey representing hockey teams and communities across Canada, will be showcased in an exhibit at the Hockey Hall of Fame beginning March 2. The jersey is part of the Rogers This Is Our Game campaign, uniting patches from every province and territory.
Terrie Tweddle, Chief Brand and Communications Officer at Rogers, expressed excitement about the jersey’s display at the Hockey Hall of Fame, local museums, and hockey associations, providing fans with an opportunity to see it up close. Tweddle noted the phenomenal response to the project from Canadians nationwide, who saw themselves represented in the jersey.
Fashion designer and former OHL player Cameron Lizotte handcrafted the jersey from fan-donated jerseys. The jersey includes representation from minor league teams, girls’ programs, beer league squads, and the seven Canadian NHL® teams.
The Great Canadian Jersey, previously modeled by hockey stars Connor McDavid, Marie-Philip Poulin, Brad Marchand, and Sarah Nurse, will be at the Hockey Hall of Fame from March 2–23. Visitors can explore the jersey, learn about its contributors, and discover the stories behind its creation.
Later in the year, the Rogers Great Canadian Jersey will be featured at the Aga Khan Museum in an exhibition highlighting the art, culture, and spirit of games and sports. It will then travel to the Royal Alberta Museum. Rogers also plans to take the jersey on a series of local community visits, sharing the artwork with teams whose patches are featured in the design.
Rogers Communications Inc. is described as Canada’s leading communications and entertainment company.
Visit Rogers.com/TheGreatCanadianJersey for more information.
Source: Rogers Communications Inc.
