2026 NBA Canada Series Schedule, Teams, Date, time, TV, How to watch

Toronto Raptors, Miami Heat Plays in 10th edition of NBA Canada Series 2026 Schedule, Date, Time, TV Info.


– The National Basketball Association announced that the 10th edition of The NBA Canada Series presented by Bell will feature a preseason game between the Toronto Raptors, Los Angeles Clippers and the Miami Heat at Videotron Centre in Québec City on October 3, 2026.

Since 2012, The NBA Canada Series has featured 16 teams playing 20 preseason games in front of more than 335,000 fans across six cities. This year’s matchup will be the eighth NBA Canada Series game in Montréal, marking the most games played in any Canadian city outside of Toronto.


When is the 2026 NBA Canada Series?

The Québec City game between the Raptors and Heat will be held Saturday, Oct. 3, with tip-off at 7 p.m. ET (same as local). The Vancouver game between the Raptors and Clippers will be held the following Saturday, Oct. 10, with tip-off at 6:30 p.m. ET (3:30 p.m. local).


Where will the 2026 NBA Canada Series be played?

The Québec City game marks the first-ever NBA game hosted at the Videotron Center, which opened in 2015. The Vancouver game will once again be played at Rogers Arena, which has hosted each of the previous seven NBA Canada Series games in Vancouver (2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2023 and 2025).

How can I watch the 2026 NBA Canada Series?

The 2026 NBA Canada Series presented by Bell will air live in Canada, the U.S., and around the world on NBA League Pass, reaching fans in more than 200 countries and territories on television, digital media and social media. The Québec City game on Oct. 3 will be broadcast on NBA TV.

Where can I purchase tickets for the 2026 NBA Canada Series?

Limited tickets remain available for both games of this year’s Canada Series. Click here for tickets to the Québec City game on Oct. 3 and click here for tickets to the Vancouver game on Oct. 10.


NBA Canada Series Teams, Matchups Results year by year scores, History


• 2012: Raptors 107, Knicks 88 (Oct. 19, Montreal), Timberwolves 95, Pistons 76 (Oct. 24, Winnipeg)

• 2013: Timberwolves 104, Celtics 89 (Oct. 20, Montreal)

• 2014: Raptors 99, Kings 94 (Oct. 5, Vancouver), Raptors 83, Knicks 80 (Oct. 24, Montreal)

• 2015: Raptors 93, Clippers 73 (Oct. 4, Vancouver), Bulls 114, Timberwolves 105 (Oct. 10, Winnipeg), Timberwolves 89, Raptors 87 (Oct. 14, Ottawa), Raptors 92, Wizards 82 (Oct. 23, Montreal)

• 2016: Raptors 97, Warriors 93 (Oct. 1, Vancouver), Nuggets 108, Raptors 106 (Oct. 3, Calgary)

• 2018: Raptors 122, Blazers 104 (Sep. 29, Vancouver), Raptors 118, Nets 91 (Oct. 10, Montreal)

• 2019: Mavericks 102, Clippers 87 (Oct. 17, Vancouver)

• 2022: Raptors 114, Jazz 82 (Oct. 2, Edmonton), Raptors 137, Celtics 134 (Oct. 14, Montreal)

• 2023: Raptors 112, Kings 99 (Oct. 8, Vancouver), Pistons 128, Thunder 125 (Oct. 12, Montreal)

• 2024: Raptors 125, Wizards 98 (Oct. 6, Montreal)

• 2025: Nuggets 112, Raptors 108 (Oct. 6, Vancouver)


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