The Vancouver Canucks have made single-game tickets for the 2022–23 regular season available for sale.

Fans can now purchase their seats for any of the Canucks&#8217; pre-season and regular season home dates at <a href="https://tickets.canucks.com/singlegame">tickets.canucks.com</a>.
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Here are the dates of the Canucks&#8217; home games against their Canadian rivals:
<ul>
<li>Calgary Flames: September 25 (pre-season), March 31, April 8</li>
<li>Edmonton Oilers: January 21</li>
<li>Winnipeg Jets: December 17</li>
<li>Ottawa Senators: March 11</li>
<li>Toronto Maple Leafs: March 4</li>
<li>Montreal Canadiens: December 5</li>
</ul>
Additionally, the Canucks will welcome the defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche to Rogers Arena on January 5 and January 20.
The Canucks posted a 20–14–7 record at home during the 2021–22 regular season but finished fifth in the Pacific Division and 10th in the Western Conference with 92 points.
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The Vancouver Canucks have made single-game tickets for the 2022–23 regular season available for sale.



Fans can now purchase their seats for any of the Canucks' pre-season and regular season home dates at <a href="https://tickets.canucks.com/singlegame">tickets.canucks.com</a>.

https://twitter.com/Canucks/status/1565021678937468928

Here are the dates of the Canucks' home games against their Canadian rivals:
<ul>
 	<li>Calgary Flames: September 25 (pre-season), March 31, April 8</li>
 	<li>Edmonton Oilers: January 21</li>
 	<li>Winnipeg Jets: December 17</li>
 	<li>Ottawa Senators: March 11</li>
 	<li>Toronto Maple Leafs: March 4</li>
 	<li>Montreal Canadiens: December 5</li>
</ul>
Additionally, the Canucks will welcome the defending Stanley Cup champion Colorado Avalanche to Rogers Arena on January 5 and January 20.

The Canucks posted a 20–14–7 record at home during the 2021–22 regular season but finished fifth in the Pacific Division and 10th in the Western Conference with 92 points.
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