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Canadian Tire's Naming-Rights Deal With Senators Reportedly Eight Years, "Massive"06 / 19 / 13The total value for the Senators' new arena naming-rights deal with Canadian Tire will be "massive," well in excess of the team's current 15-year, C$20M agreement with Scotiabank, according to a source cited by Bruce Garrioch of the OTTAWA SUN. Canadian Tire will have naming rights to the venue for... Tags: Facilities, Ottawa Senators, NHL |
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RAIDERS MAY HAVE NEW HOME PENDING RAMS DECISION
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SUITE SALES MOVING SLOW AT REBUILT COLISEUM IN SEATTLE
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BEARS LOOKING TO HIBERNATE IN THE SUBURBS
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SAGA CONTINUES FOR COOKE AS HE SEARCHES FOR NEW STADIUM SITE
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