RE/MAX Canada is an official partner of the 2023 Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) Canada Game
New in 2023, RE/MAX Canada is an official partner of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) Canada Game,
taking place on May 13, 2023, at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.
The Chicago Sky will face off against the Minnesota Lynx in what marks the
first-ever WNBA game held in Canada.
This is a true first-of-its-kind moment for Canadian sports fans.
For years, conversations around women’s professional basketball in Canada have centred on potential,
audience demand, and long-term viability.
Bringing an official WNBA game to Toronto is not only historic, it is a powerful signal of where the sport is headed.
For Canadians, this event represents more than a single game.
It reflects growing recognition of women’s professional sport, increased investment,
and the very real possibility of deeper league presence, expanded partnerships,
and future opportunities for women’s basketball in Canada.
RE/MAX is proud to support women at every level.
In Canada, 44% of the RE/MAX network is female, with more than
3,500 broker/owners and 75,000 female agents globally.
In 2022 alone, female RE/MAX agents generated more than
$256 billion in total sales volume.
That commitment extends beyond business.
We believe in supporting platforms that elevate women, create visibility,
and inspire the next generation, whether in sport, leadership, or entrepreneurship.
RE/MAX Canada’s WNBA partnership includes in-game and courtside signage,
camera-visible brand placement, preferred ticket access,
and a dedicated brand activation space at the arena.
If you are attending, you will see RE/MAX represented on and off the court.
Moments like this matter.
They show young athletes what is possible, give fans something to rally behind,
and help build the foundation for what could become a lasting presence for the WNBA in Canada.
As RE/MAX agents, Shannon Murree and the MovingSimcoe.com Team have access to presale tickets.
Limited to four tickets.
