Members of the men's and women's hockey teams took to the ice with blind and partially sighted Nova Scotians Monday afternoon at Scotiabank Centre.

An annual event run by Courage Canada's Hockey for the Blind charity, the afternoon provided blind and partially sighted individuals aged 3-18 the opportunity to learn to skate and play hockey. The Tigers partnered with those youth (and some adults in attendance) to lead them around the ice, runs some drills and play hockey with modified pucks.