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OHL Announces 2005-06 Internet Live Stream Details

Created: Sep 16, 2005

Toronto, ON – The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) and Interactive Netcasting Systems Inc. (INSINC) today announced plans to broadcast the entire 2005-06 OHL regular season and 2006 OHL playoff games via the Internet live on a pay-per-view (PPV) broadband basis. The webcasting initiative starts next week with the season opener when the Plymouth Whalers travel to Saginaw to take on the Spirit and will continue throughout the rest of the regular season and the 2006 OHL playoffs. A variety of viewing packages will be made available to fans prior to the start of the 2005-2006 season.

The OHL regular season games will be available on a PPV basis for $5.95 per game or fans can purchase a monthly pass for $29.95 for all Live games.

OHL fans also have the opportunity to purchase a Live and On-demand package of $49.95 per month or $249.95 for the entire season. That’s a saving of $50.00 over the per month Live and On-Demand package.

INSINC, a pioneer in the delivery of streaming media, is delighted to partner with the OHL to develop what will be the most extensive, searchable database of highlight hockey clips available to date over the Internet.

This program gives our fans, as well as the family and friends of our players the opportunity to watch practically all of our games live on the Internet. It also provides the opportunity to use this program for pre-scouting purposes and as a development tool for our players and officials.

Webcasts for all teams will be made available from the OHL website located at www.ontariohockeyleague.com

http://livestream.ontariohockeyleague.com/

About INSINC -- INSINC was formed to take advantage of opportunities created by the emergence of real-time streaming and Internet based communication technologies. The company is focused on hosting and delivery of Internet protocol applications and infrastructure support, providing networking capabilities; software tools; production facilities and human resources to deliver first class IP-based communication solutions to corporate and entertainment clients such as: Canadian Press, CTV Newsnet, George Weston Ltd., CHUM, British Columbia Ministry of Education, Optimal Robotics, Canadian Idol, Scotia Capital, Loblaw Companies Ltd., the British Columbia Government Legislative Assembly (Hansard), Woodbine Entertainment Group, Saskatchewan Legislature, City of Vancouver, and Altamira. The website is at http://www.insinc.com.

About the Ontario Hockey League -- The Ontario Hockey League is a member of the Canadian Hockey League, the world’s largest development hockey league with 59 teams in ten Canadian provinces and five American states. The CHL is made up of the OHL, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and Western Hockey League.

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OHL Announces Disciplinary Action To Player Josh Beaulieu – London Knights Hockey Club

Created: Sep 15, 2005

The Ontario Hockey League today announced the results of its review of an incident which occurred in the game played in London on Friday, September 2nd, 2005 between the London Knights and the visiting Sarnia Sting involving player Josh Beaulieu of the London Knights Hockey Club. The incident in question involved player Josh Beaulieu instigating an altercation and physically interacting with an unwilling opposing player.

In making the announcement, Commissioner Branch stated that “the League has been very clear with respect to the concerns regarding “bullying tactics” and we are of the opinion that player Beaulieu’s actions have no place in our game and we must all work to eliminate these type of bullying tactics from our game”.

“It is the position of the Ontario Hockey League that player Josh Beaulieu of the London Knights Hockey Club be suspended for the first five (5) regular season games of the London Knights Hockey Club”.

*** OHL Adds New Supervisor of Officials

Created: Sep 14, 2005

TORONTO- Ted Baker, OHL Director of Hockey Operations and Referee-in-Chief, today announced the addition of Ray Scapinello to the League's team of officiating supervisors.

Scapinello, 58, a native of Guelph, Ontario, retired following the 2003-04 playing season after spending 33 seasons as a National Hockey League linesman. He worked 2,500 regular season and 426 playoff games in a stellar career that included 20 Stanley Cup final appearances and three NHL All-Star Games.

"The League is most pleased to have someone of the calibre of Ray Scapinello join our Supervisory Team", stated Baker. "We are always striving to provide our officials with the best mentoring possible and Ray's experience will certainly enhance the level of coaching for our referees and linesmen."

Scapinello worked his first NHL game on October 17, 1971 and also worked various Canada Cups, the World Cup of Hockey in 1996 and the Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan in 1998.

He becomes the eighth supervisor on staff headed by Director of Supervisors Ken Bodendistel. The other supervisors include Jim Lever, David Lynch, Ken Miller, Bill Prisniak, Sam Sisco and Rick Zbucki.

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