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Canucks Coming Back to Penticton for Training Camp: 'Makes Perfect Sense,' Sedin Says - Greenwood Boundary Creek Times

Fans will get free interactive experiences as the Canucks hold on-ice sessions from Sept. 17-20, with the full schedule to be announced later.

  • The Vancouver Canucks will return to the South Okanagan Events Centre in Penticton for training camp from Sept. 17 to 20, marking the team's third consecutive year hosting the event in the city.
  • Henrik Sedin, co-president of hockey operations, cited the facility's first-class amenities as ideal for kicking off the season and connecting with fans during the upcoming skate and fan fest.
  • Penticton Mayor Julius Bloomfield welcomed the return, highlighting recent investments including a new $1.2 million scoreclock and jumbotron that create economic benefits and foster community pride.
  • Manny Malhotra enters camp as head coach, following Adam Foote, who succeeded Rick Tocchet just one year earlier in a series of coaching transitions.
  • Vancouver maintains an average age of 26.8 years, positioning the roster among the league's youngest as the team continues its ongoing rebuild entering the season.
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Daily Hive broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
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