Canucks Statement on NHL Hub City Bid

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By Canucks Communications
@Canucks Vancouver Canucks

On behalf of everyone at Canucks Sports and Entertainment, we sincerely thank Premier Horgan, Minister Beare, Dr. Bonnie Henry and their teams for their incredible support as we worked through the opportunity to host NHL teams in Vancouver.

It has been a collaborative effort from the beginning with the NHL and all parties involved throughout the entire process," said Trent Carroll, CSE COO. "From the beginning, our goal was to help the NHL get hockey back on the ice if we could. Although Vancouver won't be a Hub City, we are still excited to see hockey start up again. Now we look forward and are excited to welcome our Canucks players back for training camp at Rogers Arena in the coming weeks. An exciting finish to the season is just around the corner, and we can't wait to drop the puck."

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