AMI-audio brings blind hockey to Canadian audiences

TORONTO - Accessible Media Inc. (AMI) is teaming up with Canadian Blind Hockey to provide live access to the fifth annual Canadian Blind Hockey Tournament through its AMI-audio TV.Blind Hockey is a unique adaptive sport where a hollow puck that has ball bearings on the inside is used to help players identify play. The puck, which moves more slowly than traditional rubber discs, clangs loudly as it glides to help players track its movements. Blind Hockey Canada says that it is working towards bringing this sport to the 2026 Paralympics.The tournament will run March 24 – 26 at Ryerson University...