At their current pace, the Vancouver Canucks will finish the 2025-26 National Hockey League season with 60.352 points. Of course, NHL math doesn’t work that way, so the Canucks won’t wind up with a point total that includes decimal points.
The Vancouver Canucks have had a rollercoaster season, and with the trade deadline looming, speculation is heating up. Fans are debating who stays, who goes, and which moves could actually make the team better in the short term — or set them up for the long haul.
The Brock Market has hit historic lows this season. And we’re not just saying that for the sake of a good pun. In a season in which the Vancouver Canucks have collectively tanked as a team, it’s arguable that no individual’s performance has tanked quite so badly as has Brock Boeser’s.
Frank Caprice didn’t stroll into the NHL expecting handshakes and headlines. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, on May 2, 1962, he was a 9th-round pick by the Vancouver Canucks in 1981.
It hasn’t been the season the Abbotsford Canucks had hoped for following their Calder Cup Championship. Whether it’s been the graduates from last year’s successful run or the various injuries Abbotsford has had to deal with, the 2025-26 season has been tough for Manny Malhotra and his coaching staff.
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
Czechia and Denmark square off in what should be the most exciting contest in the elimination stage. As eight countries vie for a spot in the quarterfinals, these two teams battle for the chance to take on Canada.
The men’s hockey tournament at the 2026 Winter Olympics is in full swing, with the knockout rounds kicking off this week. The Vancouver Canucks sent seven players to Italy to compete for their countries, and while several will have their medal dreams dashed in a few days, their hopes remain alive for now.
We continue on with our 2026 mid-season Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings here at CanucksArmy. Today, we bring you the system’s highest scorer, who has thrived in a new role in the Ontario Hockey League.
The Vancouver Canucks were one game from the Western Conference Finals a couple years ago. It looked as if this team had the chance to make some noise in the Western Conference.
The preliminary round is officially behind us, and now we enter the always-threatening do-or-die stage of the tournament. We’ve already covered how the Canadians faired today, winning in dominating fashion – 10-2 over the French – and have now officially clinched the No.
After a couple of quiet performances, Elias Pettersson finally came alive for Sweden at the 2026 Olympics, scoring two goals in a key preliminary round game against Slovakia.
Elias Pettersson’s most recent performance has caught the attention of Team Sweden’s coaching staff. Making his Olympic Games debut this month, the Vancouver Canucks forward scored his first international goal since the 2019 World Championships on Saturday.
It’s been a strange stretch for the Vancouver Canucks. The season hasn’t gone according to plan, and even in the middle of the Olympic break, there’s plenty to talk about.
Welcome back to Meet the Buyers, a pre-deadline series at CanucksArmy that may or may not be named after hit 2004 comedy sequel Meet the Fockers. The premise here is that talking about the theoretical trade value of the various assets on the Vancouver Canucks is all well and good, but it still takes two to tango.
It’s no secret that Elias Pettersson has not played up to his potential since he signed his big $11.6 million contract back in 2024. Several factors have contributed to his struggles in the NHL, but he also deserves praise when he has a great game.
With Elias Pettersson, Filip Hronek, David Kampf, Teddy Blueger, Kevin Lankinen, Lukas Reichel, and Anrī Ravinskis competing for their countries at the Winter Olympics, and the rest of the Vancouver Canucks taking a break, it’s a good time to check in on the prospects.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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