Canucks Announce 2023.24 Pre-Season Schedule

…Six pre-season games scheduled against Calgary, Edmonton, and Seattle, including two in Vancouver and one in Abbotsford

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By Canucks Communications
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Vancouver, B.C.- The Vancouver Canucks announced today their 2023.24 pre-season schedule, which includes six games in total against the Calgary Flames (2), Edmonton Oilers (2), and Seattle Kraken (2), beginning on Sunday, September 24 in Calgary during Canucks Training Camp.

The Canucks will play one home game and one away game against each team, with the first three games taking place on the road, and the latter three being played at home.

In addition to two of the team's home games being held at Rogers Arena (vs Oilers & Flames), one home pre-season game will be played at the Abbotsford Centre (vs Kraken) for a third straight year. Dating back to 2019, the Canucks are 3-0 in pre-season games hosted in Abbotsford (5-4 W vs EDM in 2022; 4-2 W vs CGY in 2021; 6-4 W vs OTT in 2019).

Vancouver's complete 2023.24 pre-season schedule is listed below. Ticket information for all home pre-season games will be announced at a later date.

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2023.24 CANUCKS PRE-SEASON GAME SCHEDULE

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