WWE has added three new Canadian live events to its summer schedule. 

The company announced on Friday that WWE Raw on August 21 will take place from Centre Videotron in Quebec City, Quebec. WWE presented a house show from the venue last August, the first time they had been to the city since 2003. Centre Videotron opened in 2015 and can hold 18,000 for hockey and 20,000 for concerts. 

WWE also announced a house show on Saturday, August 19 from the Canadian Tire Center in Ottawa. The company was last there in February for an episode of Raw headlined by Edge vs. Austin Theory. 

The following night on Sunday, August 20 WWE will run a show from Place Bell in Sami Zayn's hometown of Laval, Quebec, which is about a 45-minute drive north of Montreal. WWE presented a house show from the venue in March 2022 headlined by Roman Reigns vs. Drew McIntyre. Zayn also wrestled Ricochet on the show. 

Tickets to all three shows go on sale Friday, May 12, at 10 a.m.

These events are added to a schedule that already included the 8/11 SmackDown in Calgary, 8/14 Raw in Winnipeg, and 8/18 SmackDown in Toronto.  

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Upcoming WWE live events in Canadian cities:

Friday, August 11: SmackDown® – Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta  (Previously announced)Monday, August 14: Raw – Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba (Previously announced)Friday, August 18: SmackDown – Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario (Previously announced)Saturday, August 19: WWE Supershow – Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, OntarioSunday, August 20: WWE Supershow – Place Bell in Laval, QuebecMonday, August 21: Raw®– Centre Videotron in Quebec City, Quebec

AEW will also be running several shows in Canada this summer. Beginning with Forbidden Door in Toronto on 6/25, Dynamite will be in Hamilton on 6/28, Edmonton on 7/5, a show on 7/8 (possibly Collision) from Regina, the 7/12 Dynamite from Saskatoon, and a house show from Calgary on 7/15 featuring the finals of the Owen Hart Cup.