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[13] On May 5 2018, the Canadian Soccer Association accepted club memberships for Halifax, York Region, Calgary, and "Port City" (later confirmed to be based in Greater Victoria, rather than Surrey as speculated). [14][15] The unveiling of the first team, York9 FC, took place on May 10. [16][17] This was followed by Calgary-based Cavalry FC on May 17, 2018, [18][19] Halifax's HFX Wanderers FC on May 25, [20][21] Valour FC in Winnipeg on June 6, [22][23] and the rebranded former NASL side FC Edmonton on June 8. [24][25] After a break from announcements to accommodate the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Hamilton's Forge FC was next unveiled on July 12, [26] followed by Pacific FC of Langford in Greater Victoria on July 20.
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