The Vancouver Canucks have been operating well under the NHL salary cap through the opening quarter of the 2026-27 season. According to our friends at PuckPedia and as of Tuesday November 10, the Canucks have a projected cap space of just over $16 million.
Following a sluggish 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night, the Vancouver Canucks returned to the practice ice Tuesday morning at Rogers Arena.
On Monday, the Abbotsford Canucks announced that they have reassigned forward Gabriel Chiarot to his Ontario Hockey League club, the Kitchener Rangers.
The Vancouver Canucks are shaking up their defensive corps. According to a team announcement, the Canucks have claimed defenseman Cameron Crotty from the Minnesota Wild.
The Vancouver Canucks lost 3-1 to the Philadelphia Flyers Monday, and this was one of those games that probably left fans wondering what they had just watched.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
Welcome back to Canucks Notebook, the series on our website where we highlight Vancouver Canucks stories you might have missed! Last week, Evander Kane’s agent Dan Milstein revealed that the 35-year-old winger would be signing a contract in the KHL after going unsigned through NHL free agency.
Unfortunately for viewers, the Vancouver Canucks have developed a habit of waiting until the third period to start playing their best hockey. Monday’s 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers was another long night in what figures to be a season full of them.
When a team is rebuilding, it's easy to concentrate on the players it might acquire, the prospects coming along, and the young players who could eventually become the foundation of something better.
The Edmonton Oilers could have an opportunity to add another proven scoring winger as the Vancouver Canucks continue to struggle through the opening weeks of the 2026-27 season.
It’s official: a former NHL sniper is heading overseas. On Tuesday, the Kontinental Hockey League announced that former NHL winger Evander Kane has signed a one-year contract with HC Sibir Novosibirsk.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Lekkerimäki — Pettersson — Boeser DeBrusk — Cotter — Bains Öhgren — Rossi — Gallagher O’Connor — Sasson — Karlsson Buium — Hronek Oleksiak — Brisebois DePetey — Schenn Meriläinen Jonathan Lekkerimäki gets a well-earned promotion to the top line, while all the right wingers behind Brock Boeser get shuffled to new lines.
Vancouver Canucks prospects remain the lone bright spot for an organization that has lost 15 of its last 16 games. Exactly one week after scoring the overtime winner over the Niagara IceDogs, Adam Novotný and his Peterborough Petes welcomed the IceDogs to their barn on Sunday night — this time with some extra reinforcements behind them.
We are now close to the 20-game mark of the season, and that means it’s time to overreact to the Vancouver Canucks’ performance. Here are four overreactions we have to their first month and a bit of the season.
The Vancouver Canucks (3-15-1) reach the 20-game mark when they host the Philadelphia Flyers (4-10-4) at Rogers Arena. Tonight’s game is being streamed on Sportsnet Plus and begins at 7:30 pm PCT.
The Abbotsford Canucks extended their winning streak to eight straight in the first game of a back-to-back against the Ontario Reign, but the Reign ended it in the second game, giving the Canucks their first loss in a month.
Despite how the past five weeks have played out, the Vancouver Canucks continue to see mild improvements. The Canucks will try to turn those small advances into a much-needed victory when they host the Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night.
Vancouver Canucks fans don’t need anyone to explain that the defence has become a problem. The numbers are ugly, the losses are piling up, and watching opponents find open space around the net has become increasingly familiar.
You can learn a lot about a young defenceman by watching what happens after something goes wrong. Vancouver Canucks fans got a little reminder of that Saturday night in Edmonton.
Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson has managed to overcome the difficult surroundings on his team to stand out as one of the biggest pleasant surprises in all of fantasy hockey through the first month-and-change.
Vancouver Canucks forward Drew O’Connor could become a valuable trade chip as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches. O’Connor is in his second full season with the team, and at 28 years of age, he isn’t likely to be a central piece during the next era of winning hockey in Vancouver.
The Vancouver Canucks may have an appealing trade piece for contenders seeking scoring depth: veteran winger Drew O’Connor. The Fourth Period included O’Connor on its November trade watch list, suggesting playoff-bound teams could be interested in the forward.
Sometimes a hockey reunion just doesn’t work out. Evander Kane returned home to Vancouver hoping to give the Canucks a little more experience, toughness and scoring.
No player better represents the potential – and ultimate disappointment – of the Vancouver Canucks‘ previous core of players better than Elias Pettersson.
Evander Kane will be playing hockey this season, but it won’t be in the NHL. In fact, it won’t be in North America at all. Despite his agent Dan Milstein confirming that Kane had a couple of opportunities to continue playing in Canada or the U.S., his client will be taking his talents to Russia.