The Abbotsford Canucks were coming off a 3-1 victory against the Calgary Wranglers. After a slow start to the game and a Calgary lead, Abbotsford dominated in the third period with 3 unanswered goals. After last night's win they have tied last year's win streak at four, and looked to continue.

Shaylene Tielmann The Abbotsford Canucks took on the Calgary Wranglers on October 24, 2026. This was their second meet up of the regular season. The teams met up before the season began with back to back pre-season games. Abbotsford took those games, however, Calgary came out hot in the regular season taking both games at home.

October 18 was game 2 of 2 for the Abbotsford Canucks against the Coachella Valley Firebirds as part of the home opening weekend. Abbotsford was coming off a 7-3 victory from the game before, and a franchise record setting period, where 6 goals were scored. They looked to take the win and secure the sweep.

After two away series against the Calgary Wranglers and the Colorado Eagles, where they went 1-3, the Abbotsford Canucks were back home for their home opener on October 17 at Rogers Forum. They faced off against the Coachella Valley Firebirds for their first matchup of the season and it was a game of high scores and high penalty minutes. Abbotsford looked like a completely different team from last season.

The Abbotsford Canucks swept the Calgary Wranglers in their back to back pre-season games. These games provided insight into how the team will look this coming season, who the standouts and players to watch are, and areas where they can grow.

The Abbotsford Canucks hosted the first ever pre-season game against the Calgary Wranglers on September 27 at Rogers Forum. The game showed the fans what they can expect this coming season and it showed a lot of potential.

Going into the 2025/2026 the Abbotsford Canucks were looking to defend the Calder Cup Champion title. The first few games of the season looked good, however, this changed quickly. With a number of injuries sidelining major players in the big club early in the season, it led to a number of players moving between Abbotsford and Vancouver.

The Vancouver Canucks hosted the Seattle Kraken for a 2 day prospect showcase at Rogers Forum in Abbotsford. The games highlighted some of the top talent for both teams and what the future holds for their organizations.

After missing the 2025 playoff run the Vancouver Canadians fought hard this 2026 season to secure their spot in the finals. The Canadians saw plenty of action throughout the season with injuries sidelining key players, while others got promoted to Double-A throughout the season. However, players promoted from Single-A helped add new depth and talent throughout the season.

August 25, 2026 marked the beginning of the final regular season homestand for the Vancouver Canadians against the Spokane Indians.

August 11 the Vancouver Canadians returned to Nat Bailey Stadium to take on the Tri-City Dust Devils. The Canadians were coming off a series win against the Everett Aquasox and looked to go 2 for 2.

July 28 marked the Vancouver Canadians return to The Nat after the All-Star break and a road series. While on the road the Canadians collected 5 wins out of 9 games played.

This week the Canadians faced off against the Everett Aquasox where again the week was filled with celebrations to keep on with the 75th Anniversary of The Nat. Tuesday fans were able to collect the Short-A Pennant. While Saturday was full of fans showing up for Blue Jays day where former Blue Jays player Kevin Pillar threw out the first pitch and signed autographs.

The BC Lions delivered a dominant performance at the conclusion of the "Touchdown Kelowna" series at the Apple Bowl, securing a 36-24 victory over the Edmonton Elks on July 4, 2026. The Lions looked like a different team. This win was a critical turning point for the franchise early in the season.

June 30 to July 2, 2026 the Vancouver Canucks prospects made their way to Rogers Forum to take part in their development camp. The camp was made up of 25 players, consisting of 17 forwards, 5 defensemen and 3 goalies.

KELOWNA – The B.C. Lions were looking to build from their 0-2 deficit heading into Week 4 against the Calgary Stampeders. However, desperate to come out on top, the Stampeders dominated the game on Saturday afternoon, winning 41-33. In the end, it was self-inflicted wounds for the Lions that determined the final result.

June 9 marked the second homestand match up between the Vancouver Canadians and the Everett Aquasox. During the last series in Vancouver, the teams tied with 3 wins a piece, this time the Canadians looked for the series win.

Jen Field May 26, 2026 the Vancouver Canadians began their 6 game series against the top seeded Eugene Emeralds. As always this homestand was filled with events and giveaways to celebrate The Nats 75 anniversary. On Tuesday night they gave out Vancouver Mountie pennants, while Thursday was Dog Days of Summer, where fans could bring their dogs to watch the game.

If you have ever watched the NHL Playoffs, followed social media accounts focused on professional sports, or are someone who loves fashion, you may have seen the phrase “playoff jackets” or “WAG jackets”. The term ‘WAG’ stands for ‘wives and girlfriends’, and over the past decade if their partner's team made the NHL playoff teams they have created jackets to show their support. These jackets have their partners team logo, last name and number as the focal points.

On May 12, 2026 the Vancouver Canadians began their homestand against the Everett Aquasox. This series was filled with multiple celebrations for the 75th Anniversary of Nat Bailey Stadium.