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On Wednesday afternoon, the Western Hockey League officially awarded Chilliwack, B.C., an expansion franchise. In the announcement, the ownership group was introduced, featuring a pair of former Vancouver Canucks with ties to the province. Ex-Abbotsford Canucks head coach Jeremy Colliton…

The Western Hockey League announced on Wednesday that an expansion franchise has been awarded to Chilliwack, British Columbia. The team's five-person ownership group includes former Vancouver Canucks forward Mason Raymond and former Abbotsford Canucks head coach Jeremy Colliton, alongside Brett Motherwell, Mario Amantea, and Patrick Lathrop.
In addition to his ownership stake, Jeremy Colliton will take on the roles of governor, general manager, and head coach. The new franchise will begin play in the 2027-28 season, competing in the Western Conference's B.C. Division at the Chilliwack Coliseum.
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