Some details on tonight's Hockey Talks / DIFD Mental Health Awareness night at Canadian Tire Centre and more in today's Game Day 5.

1. Hockey Talks / DIFD night

For an eighth consecutive season, the Sens have partnered with Do It For Daron (DIFD) in an effort to inspire conversations and educate fans about youth mental health. In November 2010, 14-year-old Daron Richardson died by suicide and from this tragedy came a movement to transform youth mental health.
Daron's parents Luke and Stephanie Richardson decided to transform their very private pain into a public call-to-action and made a decision to support young people who struggle with mental illness.
"I can't even begin to imagine what they went through and I don't think anyone would have blamed them if they had just kind of withdrawn because they had every right to." said Mark Borowiecki who played two season for Luke Richardson in the AHL. "To turn something so trying into such a positive voice in our community really speaks to them as people."
Here are a few ways that you can support this great cause:

2. Dress accordingly

It's another Scotiabank NHL 100 Classic jersey night for the Senators as they'll once again don their very sharp outdoor game unis tonight against the Predators.
If you haven't grabbed yours yet then we have a pair of sweet deals for you. You can score two tickets to an upcoming Sens game AND a Scotiabank NHL 100 Classic jersey for only $199.99 taxes in OR an Erik Karlsson Scotiabank NHL 100 Classic jersey and two tickets to a game for just $224.99 taxes in.
Click here
for details.

The Sens will only wear their alternate jerseys one more time this season and that will be on Saturday, Feb. 17, at 7 p.m. vs. N.Y. Rangers.

3. Previous meeting

It's been well over a year since these teams last met at Canadian Tire Centre when the Predators left Ottawa with a 5-1 win on November 17th, 2016. Derick Brassard had the lone Sens goal while Mike Condon was busy, facing 40 shots in defeat.
Full highlights from that game below:

4. Turris' return to CTC

Tonight's game also marks the first time that Kyle Turris will return to Canadian Tire Centre since the November 4th blockbuster trade between the Senators, Predators and Avalanche that saw Ottawa acquire Matt Duchene.
Turris skated in 407 games with the Sens where he recorded 274 points (117G, 157A) but will probably most fondly be remembered for his clutch overtime playoff goals as well as the great impact he had in our community.
"He was an important part of our team and an important part of the city," said former linemate Mark Stone. "I'm sure he'll get a warm welcome and deservedly so."

5. Where to watch

It's a 7:30 p.m. start tonight at Canadian Tire Centre and there are still some tickets available so go ahead and pick yours up
right here
and we'll see you at the rink.
Looking for a spot to watch tonight's game? Swing by
Buster's Bar & Grill
on Carling where they'll be serving up 20oz Draft of Molson Canadian for just $5.25 all game long.
You can also catch all the action on TSN5 and RDS2 along with on the radio on TSN 1200.
Instagram from @senators: It's a #Sens game day! The Sens host the Predators at 7:30 p.m. on #HockeyTalks and #DIFD Mental Health night! #GoSensGo