Drew Scott of ‘Property Brothers’ joins Vancouver Giants ownership group

Drew Scott and Michael Bublé pose for a photo wearing Vancouver Giants jerseys. Scott has joined the ownership team of the WHL club. (Courtesy WHL)

By The Canadian Press and Hana Mae Nassar

Posted September 21, 2023 11:44 am.

Last Updated September 21, 2023 11:45 am.

The Vancouver Giants have added another celebrity to their ownership group.

The Western Hockey League team announced Thursday that Drew Scott, best known as co-star of the television show “Property Brothers,” is joining star singer Michael Bublé as part-owner of the club.

“I am honoured and thrilled to join the Vancouver Giants ownership group,” said Scott.

Scott, who is from Vancouver, is the co-founder of lifestyle and entertainment company Scott Brothers along with his twin brother, Jonathan.

The Giants ownership also includes majority owner Ron Toigo, and part owners Sultan Thiara, Lewis Bublé, and Bruce Allen.

Scott says his hometown holds a special place in his heart, and that Vancouver has the best sports fans.

“I am excited to have the opportunity to contribute my expertise and use my platform to help accelerate the team’s growth and community impact,” he added.

The Giants open their season Friday night against the visiting Victoria Royals.

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