Scotia Bank is Giving Away a Massive Amount of Pride Tape As a result of the NHL's reversal

From LGBTQ+ publisher OutSports back in September:

Outsports has learned that the NHL has issued a league-wide ban of Pride Tape on the ice with the players during warm-ups, games and even practices. A league spokesperson has confirmed this change in policy with Outsports.

The NHL was also forced to clarify a memo sent to every team recently after some expressed confusion. The main part that had teams unsure was:

Players shall not be put in the position of having to demonstrate (or where they may be appearing to demonstrate) personal support for any Special Initiatives. A factor that may be considered in this regard includes, for example, whether a Player (or Players) is required to be in close proximity to any groups or individuals visibly or otherwise clearly associated with such Special Initiative(s).

- OutSports

1/3 Pride always has a place in hockey. That's why we're giving away 5,000 rolls of Pride Tape at branches across Canada to fans and players who want to show their support for Pride and making hockey more inclusive. #hockeyforall

League source confirms the ban on Pride Tape for NHL players has been rescinded.

Can confirm the NHL is rescinding the rule that prevented players from using Pride Tape on ice this season. Expect an official announcement to come shortly.

There is word the NHL, NHLPA and NHL Player Inclusion Coalition have agreed that players will have the option to represent social causes with stick tape throughout the season. This includes games and practices