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**Abbotsford, BC** – Canucks Sports & Entertainment (CSE) is pleased to announce a five-year extension of its facility agreement with the City of Abbotsford, providing a home for the Abbotsford Canucks through 2031.    

Formerly known as the Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre, the renewed agreement reflects the ongoing partnership between the City of Abbotsford and Canucks Sports & Entertainment with a shared focus on elevating live events while maintaining a strong connection to the community it serves.  

“The past five years at Rogers Forum have been outstanding, and we are excited to build on that momentum over the next five years through this extension,” said Jim Kozak, COO of Rogers Forum and Alternate Governor of the Abbotsford Canucks. “From incredible live events to thrilling hockey games, the atmosphere inside the building has been electric. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the fans and supporters who comprise this passionate community. We are grateful to continue calling Rogers Forum home and look forward to creating even more unforgettable memories with our fans in Abbotsford and across the Fraser Valley.”  

As a premier destination for live entertainment in the Fraser Valley, Rogers Forum brings exceptional events to the region and creates unforgettable experiences that unite the community year-round. From concerts and shows to major sporting events, a diverse lineup of programming offers something for everyone. 

Since their inception in 2021, the Abbotsford Canucks have proudly called Rogers Forum home, with the franchise quickly becoming a cornerstone of the local sports landscape. Recently celebrating the anniversary of their fifth season in the city, the team’s growth has been fueled by a passionate and loyal fan base whose energy fills the venue on game days. That support played a vital role in the Abbotsford Canucks capturing their first-ever Calder Cup during the 2024.25 season, an achievement made possible by the unwavering commitment of their fans.  

Community impact has also been a hallmark of Rogers Forum, with more than $5.6 million raised for local causes through the Canucks for Kids Fund’s 50/50 program over the past five years. Made possible by the incredible support of fans, these contributions have helped fund vital programs and strengthen the community, leaving a lasting impact across the Fraser Valley.  

Canucks Sports & Entertainment is proud to continue building on the legacy of Rogers Forum as a place where live events and community come together in a city that means so much to the organization and its fans.  

“The City of Abbotsford’s partnership with Canucks Sports & Entertainment has been incredibly positive, bringing people together, building community and providing exceptional fan experiences, and we are thrilled to be extending this relationship for another five years,” said Ross Siemens, Mayor of Abbotsford. “We are proud to have the Abbotsford Canucks continue to call our city and Rogers Forum home and we look forward to welcoming even more live events and unforgettable experiences to our community.”  

While celebrating our fifth year and looking forward to five more ahead, Rogers Forum is marking the newly announced extension by giving back to the community that has made it possible! Fans can take part with a special ticket offer on Abbotsford Canucks hockey and select live events. Use code **FIVEMORE** to receive up to 10% off select Abbotsford Canucks hockey games and up to 25% off select live events.   

Your special discount code is valid for the following events: 

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Fans invited to celebrate with special ticket offer 

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CANUCKS SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT AND THE CITY OF ABBOTSFORD AGREE TO FIVE-YEAR FACILITY EXTENSION AT ROGERS FORUM 

The American Hockey League announced today that forward Ben Berard has been selected to represent the Pacific Division as a member of its 2026 AHL All-Star Roster, presented by BMO. Berard will be Abbotsford’s sole representative at the 2026 AHL All-Star Classic, as defenceman Kirill Kudryavtsev is unable to attend due to injury. Berard is now set to become the fifth player in Abbotsford Canucks history to participate in an AHL All-Star Game and the second player from British Columbia to do so.

Berard, 26, currently leads Abbotsford in points (23) while ranking second in assists (14) and tied for second in goals (nine) while skating in 43 of the club’s 46 regular season games to date.
“Ben took advantage of a great opportunity coming into this season and earned everything he’s gotten,” said Johnson. “This is a terrific acknowledgement for Ben, and we are proud to have him be our representative at the All-Star Classic.”

The Duncan, British Columbia native became a full-time member of the Canucks this season after spending the majority of the 2024-25 season on loan to Abbotsford’s ECHL affiliate Kalamazoo Wings. Berard’s 20 goals last season ranked him tied for the team lead, while he ranked second on Kalamazoo with 40 points over 47 games. He also skated in four games with Abbotsford in 2024-25, scoring a goal in his Canucks debut on Nov. 30 at San Jose, and finishing with two goals over four AHL games played. 

Berard originally joined the organization by signing a one-year AHL contract on July 31, 2024 and brought previous AHL experience having played for the Texas Stars from 2023-2024. He has now amassed 30 points (12 goals, 18 assists) and 25 penalty minutes over 79 AHL regular season games played, as well as seven Calder Cup Playoff games played. Prior to turning professional, he spent three NCAA seasons with Cornell University (ECAC) as well as three full seasons in the BCHL, concluding with being named captain of the Powell River Kings in 2018-19. 

The 2026 AHL All-Star Skills Competition on Tuesday, Feb. 10 (8 ET/7 CT) will pit the All-Stars from the two Eastern Conference divisions against those from the two Western Conference divisions in seven skills events. In the 2026 AHL All-Star Challenge on Wednesday, Feb. 11 (8 ET/7 CT), the four teams will participate in a 3-on-3, round-robin tournament featuring six games of eight minutes each. The two teams with the best records at the end of the round-robin will face off for the championship in a final eight-minute, 3-on-3 game. For ticket information, fans can visit [icehogs.com/asc26](https://icehogs.com/tickets/2026-ahl-all-star-classic).


BERARD TO REPRESENT CANUCKS AT 2026 AHL ALL-STAR CLASSIC

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The Abbotsford Canucks closed out their road trip with one final matchup against the Bakersfield Condors.

Jiří Patera returned to the crease for Abbotsford, taking on Connor Ungar at the other end. The Canucks opted for an 11-and-7 lineup, with Vilmer Alriksson out and Christian Felton drawing in on the blue line.

Bakersfield came out strong in the opening minutes, and it paid off early. Just four-and-a-half minutes in, James Hamblin ripped a shot from the left circle that found the twine, giving the Condors a 1–0 lead. Despite the early setback, Abbotsford pushed back hard, firing 20 shots in the opening frame. The Canucks earned the lone power play of the period, but Ungar stood tall to preserve Bakersfield’s lead heading into the intermission.

Abbotsford cranked up the pressure in the middle frame, limiting the Condors to just six shots. Patera was sharp when called upon, while the Canucks threw everything they had at Ungar. Another power-play opportunity went unanswered, but after 34 straight shot attempts, the pressure finally broke through. Lukas Reichel tipped Jimmy Schuldt’s point shot past Ungar to knot the game at 1–1. Abbotsford finished the period with 23 shots on goal, but only one found its way through, sending the game tied into the final 20.

Ungar continued to be a brick wall in the third, denying multiple point-blank chances. Despite being outshot, the Condors capitalized on turnovers to swing the momentum. At the 10:30 mark, Viljami Marjala intercepted a pass and restored the Bakersfield lead. Less than a minute later, Roby Järventie beat Patera five-hole to give the Condors a two-goal cushion.

The Canucks didn’t go quietly. With just over four minutes remaining, Reichel struck again, sneaking a shot past Ungar to pull Abbotsford within one. A late power play gave the Canucks a 6-on-4 advantage after Patera was pulled, but Ungar shut the door once more as time expired.

Abbotsford fell 3–2 to Bakersfield to close out a busy January and will return home for two more games ahead of the All-Star break.

THE CANUCKS FELL 3-2 TO THE CONDORS IN HARD FOUGHT BATTLE

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The Abbotsford Canucks had one final chance to split their back-to-back with the San Jose Barracuda, hosting them at home this afternoon before the break.

Nikita Tolopilo took the reins in net once again, squaring off against Laurent Brossoit at the other end. Abbotsford rolled out an identical lineup to last night, looking to earn the split.

The game picked up right where it left off. Less than two minutes in, Joe Arntsen dropped the gloves with Brandon Hache, setting the tone for another physical matchup. Tolopilo came up with a pair of big saves early, robbing the Barracuda on a rebound chance, before Jett Woo got into a tilt with Shane Bowers just a few minutes later. Both teams traded power-play opportunities, but it was Danila Klimovich who opened the scoring, firing a shot that hit the post and deflected into the net to give the Canucks a 1–0 lead at the end of the first.

The second period stayed heated. Jett Woo headed to the box, and Dino Kambeitz got into some rough stuff with Egor Afanasyev, carrying over tensions from the night before and sending the teams to four-on-four. With the extra space on the ice, Ty Mueller capitalized, tipping in a point shot from Nikolai Kynzhov to make it 2–0 Canucks. Tolopilo continued to shine, stopping all 22 shots he faced through the first 40 minutes.

Things boiled over again in the third. Barracuda forward Anthony Vincent was assessed a game misconduct for cross-checking Jett Woo, giving Abbotsford a five-minute power play. With five minutes remaining, Patrick Giles took a penalty, handing the Canucks a 5-on-3 for two minutes. Abbotsford applied plenty of pressure, but Brossoit stood tall to keep San Jose within reach.

Once back at even strength, the Barracuda finally broke through, with Igor Chernyshov sneaking one past Tolopilo to pull them within one. The Canucks dug in defensively down the stretch, and Tolopilo made several key saves. With under a minute to go, San Jose pulled their netminder, but Abbotsford’s defence held firm, securing a 2–1 win to split the series.

The Canucks split the back to back against the Barracuda with a 2-1 win

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The Abbotsford Canucks returned home to host their final two games ahead of the All-Star break, taking on the San Jose Barracuda tonight with hopes of using home-ice energy to get back in the win column.

Nikita Tolopilo was back between the pipes for Abbotsford after spending time with the big club, facing Gabriel Carriere at the other end. The Canucks opted for an 11-and-7 formation, with Christian Felton taking a forward spot, while Jonathan Lekkerimäki rejoined his line alongside Arshdeep Bains and Ty Mueller. Victor Mancini also returned to the lineup, with Derek Daschke slotted in as the seventh defenceman.

The first period didn’t have a goal to show for it, but it was an intense one. Gloves were dropped, penalties were called, and big hits were thrown, yet the score remained 0–0 after 20 minutes.

The second period brought much more action. Arshdeep Bains opened the scoring just three minutes in, after Ty Mueller made a strong reach play to keep the puck in the offensive zone before sending a stretch pass to Bains, who finished the play with a backhand into the net to give the Canucks a 1–0 lead. Abbotsford had several quality looks, but the Barracuda struck next, tying the game at one thanks to Jimmy Huntington.

Moments later, Jonathan Lekkerimäki found himself on a breakaway and was tripped on the play, earning a penalty shot. Lekkerimäki got Carriere completely out of position, selling the move before burying the puck into a wide-open net to restore the Canucks’ lead just 30 seconds later. The pressure continued, but an unlucky bounce off the leg of a linesman put the puck back onto a Barracuda stick, where it was fired over Tolopilo’s right shoulder to tie the game at two heading into the final frame.

The back-and-forth scoring continued to start the third. Abbotsford pulled ahead five minutes in when Victor Mancini sent a seeing-eye shot from the blue line through traffic and into the back of the net to make it 3–2 for the home side. San Jose answered once again a few minutes later, as Egor Afanasyev found the equalizer.

The Barracuda offense exploded in the final 10 minutes. Afanasyev buried his second of the night when an unlucky bounce slipped behind Tolopilo and into the net, giving San Jose their first lead of the game. Nolan Allan added to the tally just a minute and a half later, ripping a shot past Tolopilo to make it 5–3.

With Tolopilo pulled for the extra attacker, the Barracuda added an empty-net goal to extend the lead to 6–3. Anthony Vincent squeezed one more past the Canucks netminder to make it 7–3, as Abbotsford ultimately fell on home ice.

The two teams will meet again tomorrow night for their final game before the All-Star break.

The Abbotsford Canucks fall 7-3 to the Barracuda

**Abbotsford, BC** – The Abbotsford Canucks are proud to host First Nations Night, presented by Headlands Environmental on February 6th as the team takes on the San Jose Barracuda at 7 pm. This special evening will feature traditional performances, cultural recognitions, and celebrations that honour First Nations heritage. 

"We’re proud to host First Nations Night, a celebration of culture, tradition, and community,” said Jim Kozak, COO & Alternate Governor, Abbotsford Canucks. “This night highlights the rich stories and heritage that make our communities so vibrant. It’s an opportunity to connect, learn, and celebrate together in a meaningful way." 

In honour of this special night, Chief Alice McKay of Matsqui First Nation and Chief Dalton Silver of Sumas First Nation will take part in the ceremonial puck drop to open the game, alongside a special traditional welcome song performed by Ronald Modeste and Melissa Epp from Matsqui First Nation. 

Fans can also immerse themselves in First Nations culture throughout the concourse, with Coast Salish art displays, complimentary Bannock samples, and a local Indigenous culture showcase on the South Rise. Fans are also encouraged to stop by Section 101 to engage in a hands-on beading activity! 

Join us for a meaningful night of recognition and celebration as we honour First Nations communities. Tickets start at just $26—Secure your seats [HERE!](https://www.ticketmaster.ca/abbotsford-canucks-vs-san-jose-barracuda-abbotsford-british-columbia-02-06-2026/event/1100630BD54F36FF) 

Experience Abbotsford Canucks hockey your way! Flex Packs let you pick the games you want to attend. Use all 8 tickets for a single game, one ticket for 8 different games, or any combination that works for you. Get your flex pack today [HERE!](https://ticket.abbotsfordcanucks.ca/packs/flexpacks) 

**Upcoming Fan & Community Engagement Nights:** 

- **First Nations Night, presented by Headlands Environmental:** February 6 vs San Jose Barracuda 

- **Vancouver Canucks Night:** February 7 vs San Jose Barracuda 

- **Valentines Night:** February 14 vs Ontario Reign 

- **Family Day Game, presented by RE/MAX:** February 16 vs Ontario Reign 

- **Y2K Night:** March 6 vs Colorado Eagles 

- **Women in Sports Night:** March 7 vs Colorado Eagles 

- **St. Paddy's Night:** March 14 vs Henderson Silver Knights 

- **First Responders Night, presented by Gill & Gill Law:** March 29 vs San Diego Gulls 

- **Student Night:** April 3 vs Coachella Valley Firebirds 

- **Fan Appreciation Night, presented by Traveland RV:** April 4 vs Coachella Valley Firebirds 