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Canadian Premier League to hold regular-season game in Quebec City in May

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York United FC will face Halifax Wanderers FC at Telus Stadium on May 31

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Canadian Premier League to host regular-season game in Quebec City

The Canadian Premier League will host a regular-season game in Quebec City on May 31 featuring York United FC and Halifax Wanderers FC.

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Canadian Premier League to hold regular-season game in Quebec City in May

York United FC will face Halifax Wanderers FC at Telus Stadium on May 31

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Canadian Premier League hosting game in Québec City for first time amid talk of new Québec team

The Canadian Premier League is going back “On Tour,” hosting a regular-season game in a new neutral city for the second season running. This time, it’s Québec, as the league continues to explore the possibility of a team coming to the province. The CPL announced on Wednesday that it will hold a game in Québec […] The post Canadian Premier League hosting game in Québec City for first time amid talk of new Québec team appeared first on Canadian So…

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Canadian Premier League to bring 'On Tour' series to Québec City in May

Halifax Wanderers FC to face York United FC in regular season match at Laval University on May 31 Québec, QC – The Canadian Premier League today announced it is headed to Québec City this summer to stage the second edition of its annual “On Tour” series, which brings competitive games to neutral sites across the […]

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Canadian Premier League to hold regular-season game in Quebec City

The Canadian Premier League will host a regular-season game in Quebec City on May 31 featuring York United FC and Halifax Wanderers FC. The 2025 edition of the “On Tour” series marks the league’s second neutral-site contest. Vancouver FC and Cavalry FC played to a scoreless draw in Kelowna, B.C., last June before an announced crowd of 6,281 at the Apple Bowl. “As we look to expand the footprint of the Canadian Premier League, there is no better …

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