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Lord Stanley's next stop: Lakeshore

Updated: Aug 14, 2024

Since the Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup in June the coveted trophy has been in the ocean, Sweden, for a helicopter ride and jumped by a professional skateboarder.


Source: Getty Images

Lord Stanley's cup is heading to Lakeshore Saturday as Panthers' defenceman Aaron Ekblad brings the championship trophy home. Fans will have a chance to see the Cup from 9:10-10:30am at the Atlas Tube Recreation Complex.


The municipality anticipates a lot of excitement and says viewing the cup is on a first-come first-serve basis.


Interactions will be limited and no autographs will be provided during the event.


ADMISSION

Click link to see a full list of items you can donate as admission to the event.




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