Vancouver Canucks warm up jersey designed by Musqueam artist, includes ‘Every Child Matters’ patch

Posted March 25, 2022 4:24 pm.

The Musqueam Nation’s colours will be front and centre during the Vancouver Canucks’ warm-up this Wednesday.

The Canucks have unveiled its latest warm up jersey, designed by Musqueam artist Chase Gray. Inspired by traditional Coast Salish art, it incorporates three Musqueam colours: tumuth, sunset yellow, and black.

The jersey also includes “Every Child Matters” shoulder patches in honour and memory of residential school survivors and to acknowledge continued work toward truth and reconciliation.

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This is the latest of several warm-up jerseys to honour the various communities that make up our region. Past designs included recognition of Black History Month, Lunar New Year, Diwali, and Pride.

The Canucks will wear the warm-up jerseys on Wednesday Mar. 30, 2022, ahead of the team’s home game against the St. Louis Blues.

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