Abbotsford Canucks Tickets

Abbotsford Canucks

Formed in 2021 when Vancouver moved its farm club to the Fraser Valley, this American Hockey League (AHL) club wears the same blue, green, and white as its parent team and plays a grinding, defense-first style. The Abbotsford Canucks Roster for 2026-27 is built around a group still turning over after the 2025 title team, with a new general manager in Richard Seeley overseeing the rebuild. Browse Abbotsford Canucks game dates at Event Tickets Center.

The AHL Affiliate of the Vancouver Canucks

Sitting an hour from Vancouver makes this one of the tightest affiliate setups in pro hockey, and players move between the two rosters constantly. Forward Arshdeep Bains has bounced between both levels, splitting recent seasons between the parent club and the AHL side. Prospects like center Braeden Cootes are being groomed here for Vancouver Canucks games, which gives every shift in the Fraser Valley a purpose beyond the standings.

Abbotsford Canucks at Rogers Forum

Home ice is Rogers Forum, the 7,000-seat arena that opened in 2009 as Abbotsford Centre and took its current name in November 2025 through a Rogers Communications deal. The bowl is compact enough that you hear sticks and skates from the upper rows, and 300 club seats sit close to the action. Rogers Forum Events run past hockey too, with concerts and community shows filling the calendar between game nights.

Abbotsford Canucks Schedule

Seventy-two regular season games make up each AHL schedule, and the 2026-27 slate opens Oct. 2 in Calgary, with the final home game set for March 27. Coachella Valley provides the sharpest rivalry on the calendar, since the Firebirds took seven of the eight regular season meetings in 2025-26 and knocked heads with Abbotsford in the 2025 postseason. That matchup arrives early, with the home opener against the Firebirds on Oct. 17. Abbotsford Canucks games in December bring the AHL's newest club, Hamilton, to the Fraser Valley for a two-game set on Dec. 15 and 16.

Abbotsford Canucks Calder Cup Playoffs

The 2025 Calder Cup run gave this franchise its first championship and the Vancouver organization its first AHL title, sealed with a 3-2 Game 6 win over the Charlotte Checkers. Goaltender Arturs Silovs won the Jack A. Butterfield Trophy as playoff MVP after 16 postseason victories. Abbotsford Canucks records took a step back the following year, with 63 points and a ninth-place finish in the Pacific Division, so the push back into the playoff field is the storyline to follow.

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Development hockey rewards fans who show up early, because the player carrying a line in the Fraser Valley in October can be on an NHL sheet by spring. Add a short drive from Vancouver, a room small enough to feel every hit, and a group chasing its way back into the Pacific race, and the case for a night at the rink makes itself. See the Canucks live with seats from Event Tickets Center.