The Vancouver Canadians – the Blue Jays’ high-A affiliate – hold a unique place in minor league baseball as the only team north of the border. This creates a unique connection to the Toronto ...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Port of Vancouver helped facilitate record volumes of Canadian trade in 2024, playing a crucial role connecting Canada to diverse ...

Vancouver’s beloved Nat Bailey Stadium — home to the Vancouver Canadians and a fixture in the city’s sporting landscape — is on the cusp of a major renovation project driven by mandated ...

The Vancouver Canadians’ incoming corporate owner was founded in 2021 by talent, media and sports agency holding company Endeavor Group Holdings, Inc., formerly known as William Morris Endeavor.

Vancouver Canadians’ Nat Bailey Stadium fields a new name High-A Northwest League franchise, tech titan announce naming rights deal, as ball team now plays out of Rogers Field at Nat Bailey Stadium ...

Vancouver Canadians baseball club sold to U.S. firm By Simon Little Global News Posted April 4, 2023 10:47 pm 1 min read ...

Soon-to-be-former owner Jake Kerr will stay on as the club's chairman Bob Kronbauer Apr 4, 2023 1:34 PMApr 5, 2023 9:37 AM Print Nat Bailey Stadium, home to the Vancouver Canadians Listen to this ...

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After Minor League Baseball (MiLB) canceled its 2020 season due to COVID-19, the Vancouver Canadians, B.C.’s MiLB team, were forced to play their 2021 season in enemy territory: Hillsboro, Oregon.

So the stadium is home turf to hot dogs, fries, and nachos, naturally. The concessions at Nat Bailey Stadium - home of the Vancouver Canadians - are squarely within the realm of this kind of fare, but ...

Pre-pandemic, Canadians players stayed with host families in Vancouver. For American players like Kloffenstein and Schwecke, it provided an opportunity to acclimate to a new country and city.

After a three-year hiatus, the Vancouver Canadians have returned to the Nat Bailey Stadium to prepare for the upcoming season. The team took the field last year, but had to play the whole season on ...