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Quebec Remparts to Host 2028 Memorial Cup at Vidéotron Centre

The 18,000-seat Vidéotron Centre will host the four-team tournament after the Remparts beat out the Moncton Wildcats in bidding.

  • On Thursday, the Canadian Hockey League announced that the 108th Memorial Cup will be held in Quebec City in 2028, with the Quebec Remparts serving as the host team.
  • The Quebec Remparts secured the hosting rights after a competitive bidding process that concluded in July, beating out the Moncton Wildcats to bring the national championship back to the city.
  • This tournament marks the fourth Memorial Cup hosted by Quebec City since 1972, and the first held at the 18,000-seat Videotron Centre, succeeding the 2015 championship at Pepsi Coliseum.
  • As the host team, the Quebec Remparts will compete alongside playoff champions from the Ontario Hockey League, Western Hockey League, and Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League in the four-team event.
  • Scheduled for May 20-30 in Guelph, Ont., the 2027 Memorial Cup precedes the 2028 tournament in Quebec City, for which dates remain to be announced.
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Quebec Remparts to host 2028 Memorial Cup at Vidéotron Centre

QUÉBEC - The Memorial Cup is returning to Quebec City in 2028 after the Canadian Hockey League selected the Quebec Remparts to host the national junior hockey championship.

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After biting the dust in 2022, Quebec won its bet this time.

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The Memorial Cup tournament will be held in Quebec City in 2028, the Canadian Hockey League announced on Thursday morning.

·Montreal, Canada
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Le Journal de Quebec broke the news in Quebec City, Canada on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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