Despite their numerous struggles this season, the Vancouver Canucks have still managed to send an impressive retinue of five players to the Milano-Cortina
In the late 1980s, the Vancouver Canucks were a team in transition—rebuilding, retooling, refocusing; searching and exploring intently for that spark to help turn potential into playoff contention.
One of the four skater representatives on the Vancouver Canucks at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics has finally lit the lamp. None other than Elias Pettersson.
Last offseason, the first allowing CHL players to play in the NCAA, there were a flurry of commitments from players looking to play at the collegiate level.
We continue on with our 2026 mid-season Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings here at CanucksArmy. Today, we bring you one of the most interesting prospects in the system: a towering winger who combines slick hands with a heavy netfront presence.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
It was an action-packed Day 3 of the Men’s Olympic Hockey tournament. Let’s not waste anytime. Let’s not waste anytime. Sweden looked to have more jump to start this game, with a pair of odd-man rushes and an early power play opportunity.
The NHL trade deadline has a way of forcing teams to tell the truth about themselves. And for Vancouver, this season has stripped away any illusions. The worst spot they could land was the mushy middle again.
The 2025-26 season has not gone as the Vancouver Canucks or their fans would have hoped, as the team sits with an 18-33-6 record, good for last place in the National Hockey League.
If you were watching NHL hockey in the early 1980s, you remember “King Richard”. The goalie for the Vancouver Canucks, Richard Brodeur, played like every save meant something.
Vancouver Canucks prospect Parker Alcos is NCAA-bound. The 19-year-old defenceman announced via Instagram that he has committed to the Quinnipiac Bobcats, where he will join fellow Canucks prospect Matthew Lansing for the 2026–27 season.
Some weeks, it feels like the Vancouver Canucks are trying to keep a leaky boat afloat with a few buckets of water and a prayer. Between underperforming stars, draft picks in limbo, and prospects either excelling or quietly raising eyebrows, there almost always seem to be issues.
The very nature of the Vancouver Canucks’ current rebuild has almost demanded a focus on mid-round picks. Following the dealing of Kiefer Sherwood for two seconds and a prospect, the Canucks were left with a number of pending UFA veterans who are expected to return the likes of a third-round pick or less.
We continue on with our 2026 mid-season Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings here at CanucksArmy. Today, we bring you a sharpshooting winger who can beat netminders clean and rack up the points.
Thomas Drance of The Athletic: The Vancouver Canucks had active trade talks leading up to the Olympic trade freeze, but nobody paid the price the Canucks wanted for Evander Kane, Teddy Blueger and David Kämpf.
David Kämpf has worn the Czech jersey at the World Championships and World Juniors. He has experienced the thrill of international gold. But one box had remained unchecked on his resume, and that is the honor of representing your nation at the Winter Olympics.
Fully in the swing of the round robin, hockey fans are spoiled with the quality of hockey we’re seeing when the best collide with one another. And now, we’ve got a fully stacked Friday for Vancouver Canucks fans.
Vancouver Island’s Ben Berard is heading back to Abbotsford with a little extra hardware and plenty of bragging rights. Stepping in for Kirill Kudryavtsev, who was sidelined by a high ankle sprain, Berard represented the Abbotsford Canucks at the AHL All-Star festivities in Rockford, Illinois.
The Olympic break has given everyone a breather, but it hasn’t slowed down the rumour mill around the Vancouver Canucks. If anything, things feel even busier.
It’s been a rough go for Elias Pettersson over the past few years. Ever since signing a monster deal to stay in Vancouver long-term, it’s fallen off the rails.
When the Vancouver Canucks entered the NHL in 1970, everything was new—the jerseys, the rivals, even the idea that big-league hockey had finally come to the province of British Columbia.
The Olympic break is supposed to be a breather, but if you follow the Vancouver Canucks, there’s never a quiet day. Between Filip Hronek gearing up for
The Vancouver Canucks may not be actively shopping Elias Pettersson, but the noise around the star center is getting louder — and it’s no longer easy to ignore.
Retired Vancouver Canucks play-by-play announcer Jim Robson has passed away at the age of 91, the news shared by Rick Dhaliwal of CHEK. He was an original