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Published 9 days ago • Chilliwack, Canada • Updated 9 days ago

WHL apologizes for past Chilliwack mistakes, pledges future loyalty

The WHL announced that Chilliwack will rejoin the league for the 2026-27 season during a media event on March 25, 2025, where Commissioner Dan Near acknowledged past mistakes when the Chilliwack Bruins left in 2011.
Near emphasized that the WHL aims to establish a strong presence in Chilliwack and ensure permanent support for the community, improving the league's relationship.
Acting Mayor Jason Lum expressed that planned upgrades to the Chilliwack Coliseum, costing $3.7 million, will enhance the experience for fans and meet WHL standards.
The WHL also confirmed the Penticton Vees will join the league for the 2025-26 season, indicating a growth in opportunities within the WHL.

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WHL apologizes for past Chilliwack mistakes, pledges future loyalty

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