The Vancouver Canucks practiced for a second straight day at Rogers Arena ahead of Thursday’s game against the Nashville Predators. A number of veterans who were given Tuesday off were back with the team on Wednesday.
The Vancouver Canucks might finally have a practice facility, ending the years-long wait for a central training location that has put them behind other
The Vancouver Canucks are in one of those seasons where every game feels like a test—both for the players and for the fans who have stuck around through the ups and downs.
The Abbotsford Canucks have added another piece to their roster. On Wednesday, the club announced that they have signed 22-year-old Bennett Schimek to a one-year AHL contract, and he will join the team immediately on a professional tryout (PTO).
We’ve reached the final stage of the 2025-26 Vancouver Canucks season, and with the Trade Deadline now in the rear-view mirror, many are finding it hard to care about the remainder.
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
Watching the Vancouver Canucks right now is a strange mix of frustration and hope. The reality? They’re last in the NHL. Wins are scarce. Losses pile up.
Past a certain point, the 2025-26 Vancouver Canucks were expected to undergo a mass exodus. But sitting here, on the other side of the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline, that just hasn’t come to pass.
The Abbotsford Canucks have added depth to their roster courtesy of the NCAA free-agent pool. On Tuesday, the club announced that they have signed forward Austin Brimmer to a one-year AHL contract beginning in the 2026-27 season.
The Vancouver Canucks believed they would be in a completely different position than the one they’re currently in. At the start of this season, they were aiming to return to the playoffs, but before 2025 had even come to a close, they traded Quinn Hughes and were forced to set their sights on the future.
The Vancouver Canucks had another tough night Monday at Rogers Arena, falling 2-0 to the Ottawa Senators. It was one of those games where nothing felt completely awful, but very little actually worked either.
The Vancouver Canucks kicked off their eight-game home stand Monday night at Rogers Arena with a 2-0 loss to the Ottawa Senators. On paper, the result stings, but if you were watching closely, you’d notice Vancouver played one of their better games in weeks.
That… was a pretty good game. The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 2-0 decision to the Ottawa Senators. Statistically though, these two teams were neck and neck, with the slimmest of margins between them.
Curtis Douglas got the call to be in the starting lineup for his Canucks debut, and my goodness, is that dude tall. Nils Höglander made a sharp play to keep possession of the puck along the wall, then drove out from behind the net and backhanded a chance into James Reimer.
Vancouver Canucks fans might notice a new face on the ice Monday night. Curtis Douglas, the 26-year-old center claimed off waivers last Friday, is expected to make his Vancouver debut.
The Vancouver Canucks have recalled center Ty Mueller from their AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks, according to CHEK TV’s Rick Dhaliwal. The 23-year-old pivot joins the NHL roster in Vancouver just shortly after the team lost one of its established forwards; the team traded winger Conor Garland to the Columbus Blue Jackets late last night.
One of the Vancouver Canucks’ recently acquired prospects will be joining the team. According to a team announcement, the Canucks have recalled defenseman Cole Clayton from the AHL’s Abbotsford Canucks.