The Winter Olympics are finally upon us, with two weeks of intense competition ahead on the ice and the slopes of Milan & Cortina in Italy. But one of the biggest stories leading up to the games is the much-anticipated return of NHLers to hockey, after a 12-year hiatus from the best-on-best competition.
We continue on with our 2026 mid-season Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings here at CanucksArmy. With the Honourable Mentions and our first-ranked prospect now off the board, we bring you a high-motor, skilled Swede playing in the NCAA.
The Vancouver Canucks are heading into February with a different kind of deadline energy this year. Instead of chasing shiny rentals and trying to force a miracle playoff push, it feels like management is thinking bigger picture.
The Abbotsford Canucks are back home at the Rogers Forum to kick off a four-game homestand. First up are the San Jose Barracuda, who arrive riding a four-game winning streak.
On February 4th, Chris Drury and Ken Holland dealt a devastating blow to the CanucksArmy comments section when they moved Artemi Panarin and his ironclad No-Move Clause for a paltry return.
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
We’re back with the first entry in our 2026 mid-season Vancouver Canucks prospect rankings here at CanucksArmy. With the Honourable Mentions now off the board, we officially begin our countdown with the No.
It’s February, March is coming, and the Vancouver Canucks may be considering shopping for expensive players as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches. Sound familiar?
The Vancouver Canucks are now into the Olympic break, but there’s no break in the action for five members of the active roster who will be representing their countries in Milano-Cortina, Italy, over the next two weeks.
A change in who will be representing the blue and green at one of minor-league hockey’s premier events. On Thursday, it was announced that Abbotsford Canucks forward Ben Berard has been named to the Pacific Division roster for the 2026 American Hockey League All-Star Classic.
If there is one Canucks player around whom there has been the most contradictory reporting this season, it’s probably Conor Garland. As Vancouver enters their long-awaited rebuild, no one seems all that sure how Garland fits into the picture, or even if he does, moving forward.
Fresh off his team’s 17th loss in their past 19 games, Vancouver Canucks forward Teddy Blueger spoke candidly about his team’s struggles. In conversation with Sportsnet’s Iain MacIntyre following the Canucks’ 5-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night, Blueger didn’t mince words.
The Vancouver Canucks fell 5–2 to the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night, and the loss looked a lot like the others. The Golden Knights scored in quick bursts—twice in under 90 seconds early in the second and twice again early in the third – and the Canucks simply couldn’t match the urgency.
All eyes to Milano now. The Vancouver Canucks lost their final game before the Olympics by a 5-2 scoreline to the Vegas Golden Knights. Despite the scoreline, the Canucks were actually in the thick of it through the first and second periods, something that seems a little absurd to say.
The Vancouver Canucks announced a series of transactions to prepare their roster for the Olympic break: forward Jonathan Lekkerimäki, defenseman Victor Mancini, and netminder Nikita Tolopilo have all been reassigned to the club’s AHL affiliate, the Abbotsford Canucks.
The Vancouver Canucks have been missing players for some time, but the upcoming Olympic break gives them a chance to heal up and return to action on the other side of the break.
This game gets started with some bad blood early. Original mistfit Rielly Smith was caught offside by a near country mile, but passed it over to Shea Theodore.
While the Vancouver Canucks have expressed a willingness to engage in trade negotiations with a majority of their roster, some are emerging as more realistic trade candidates than others.
The Vancouver Canucks appear increasingly motivated to move forward without Evander Kane, and all signs point to a front office willing to be aggressive — even desperate — in finding a trade partner.
The Vancouver Canucks are limping into the final game before the Olympic break, desperate for something — anything — to lift them out of a brutal stretch.
It’s no secret that this has been a tough season for the Vancouver Canucks. They currently stand as the worst team in the NHL with the best odds at earning the first-overall pick in the upcoming 2026 NHL Draft.
It’s been a brutal start to the season for the Vancouver Canucks’ Teddy Blueger. Between a lingering lower-body injury and a couple of setbacks that kept him out of the lineup for months, the 31-year-old center has faced one of the toughest stretches of his career.
Vancouver Canucks center Filip Chytil left Monday’s game against the Utah Mammoth and did not return after being ruled out by the club during the second intermission.
With the Olympic break approaching, the trade deadline is about a month away. Where does each team stand, and what moves should they be looking to make?
As the trade deadline approaches, the Vancouver Canucks continue to generate plenty of speculation — but it sounds like several key players aren’t going anywhere.