Vancouver Canucks captain Bo Horvat greets fans outside of the Abbotsford Centre prior to the Canucks exhibition game against the Ottawa Senators in 2019. (John Morrow/Abbotsford News)

More jobs posted for Abbotsford AHL team

Five new opportunities accepting applicants, Comets forward Lukas Jasek signs in Finland

More job openings for the new Abbotsford American Hockey League franchise have been posted online by the Vancouver Canucks.

The Chief Operating Officer position, which has yet to be filled, was posted on May 18 and last week saw five additional opportunities made public.

Canucks Sports and Entertainment posted openings for manager of retail operations (hockey and events), sales senior account executive, controller (finance) and partnership sales manager.

The positions will be based in Abbotsford, aside from the two retail jobs, which will see hires also work out of Rogers Arena in Vancouver.

For more details on the positions, visit jobs.canucks.com.

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In other Abbotsford AHL news, prospect Lukas Jasek will not be following the team from Utica to Abbotsford. It was announced on Saturday that the forward has signed with the Lahti Pelicans of the Finnish League.

Jasek was a sixth round pick by the Canucks in 2015 and has spent parts of the last four seasons with the Comets. His most productive season was 2019-20 when he collected 27 points in 56 games. This past season the Czech native scored 23 points in 28 games.

He signed a one-year deal with the Pelicans and the Canucks can maintain his rights with a qualifying offer if they choose to do so.

Final details on the deal between the city of Abbotsford and the Aquilini Investment Group are still being worked out, as the notice of intent to award the Abbotsford Centre facility operations and management contract remains pending.

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