There is something interesting happening with the Vancouver Canucks right now. The team is in that difficult stage where it starts moving away from what it had and building toward what it hopes to become.
The Vancouver Canucks have already begun reworking their roster for the upcoming season and made a major move by trading Marcus Pettersson to the New York Rangers.
Alright, the cynics among you might be wondering if this is a trick question, and some of you may be seeking a third option. But that’s not how this works.
All eyes will be on Vancouver Canucks defenceman Zeev Buium entering the 2026-27 season. It makes sense why, as he was the crown jewel of the Quinn Hughes blockbuster trade.
We’ve reached number 13 in the CanucksArmy collective top 20 Vancouver Canucks summer prospect rankings. Today’s prospect has been difficult to get a read on since being selected by the Vancouver Canucks.
The best player in Washington Capitals history? Alex Ovechkin. The best Red Wing? Gordie Howe or Steve Yzerman…or maybe Nicklas Lidstrom. Some NHL franchises have a clear best player, while others have the proverbial Mount Rushmore of potential choices.
Sekeres and Price: Frank Corrado, when asked about the Seattle Kraken asking for Tom Willander from the Vancouver Canucks in a Shane Wright trade. That price may be too much for the Canucks.
The Vancouver Canucks seem to have found a preferred destination for their training camps. On Wednesday, the club announced that, for the third year in a row, they will be hosting their 2026 training camp at the South Okanagan Events Centre in Penticton, BC.
The Vancouver Canucks kicked off their rebuild in earnest by making Caleb Malhotra the third overall selection in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. It was an exciting pick for a number of reasons, not the least of which were Malhotra’s significant local ties.
We’re back for another edition of the CanucksArmy collective top 20 Vancouver Canucks summer prospect rankings. Today, we bring you a heavy-framed playmaker who was recently taken as a re-draft entry at the 2026 NHL Draft.
After four seasons in the Vancouver Canucks organization, Swedish centre Nils Åman is heading home to resume his hockey career. The unrestricted free agent, who was not offered a new contract by the Canucks, has signed with Djurgården IF of the Swedish Hockey League.
Former Canucks sleep doctor Pat Byrne joined Sekeres and Price to discuss Vancouver’s 2027-28 schedule and the challenges it presents from a sleep and travel perspective, while also weighing in on concerns surrounding young players staying up late playing video games.
We’re back for another edition of the CanucksArmy collective top 20 Vancouver Canucks summer prospect rankings. Today, we have a skilled late-round pick
But sometimes the biggest change a team can make isn’t adding someone new. Sometimes it’s simply getting the players they already have back on the ice.
While third-overall pick Caleb Malhotra has gotten plenty of buzz, the Vancouver Canucks had a second selection in the first round: Adam Novotný. Novotný is a Czech winger who has played on both the left and right sides of center.
Sometimes the most interesting player in a trade isn’t the one everyone is talking about. That might end up being the case with Liam Ohgren. When the Vancouver Canucks acquired Ohgren in the Quinn Hughes trade, most of the attention naturally went to Marco Rossi and Zeev Buium.
Not long ago, the Vancouver Canucks announced jersey numbers for their offseason acquisitions. And on Monday, the club announced via social media that four players will be changing their jersey numbers ahead of the 2026-27 season.
The reveal of the Vancouver Canucks‘ 2026-27 regular season schedule has highlighted a couple of interesting contests, though perhaps none more impactful than Quinn Hughes’ first return to Vancouver as a member of the Minnesota Wild.
When teams find themselves in the throes of a rebuild, there often isn’t a desire to spend toward the upper end of the salary cap. With little to no hope
Sekeres and Price: Jeff Paterson talking about Vancouver Canucks defenseman Filip Hronek, and how his trade value isn’t going to decrease over the next year or two, so it’s okay that he wants to stick around for a bit.
The Vancouver Canucks are entering a season in which success will probably look a little different from what most fans are used to. Nobody is expecting a playoff parade in Vancouver right now.
Sekeres and Price: Rob Williams talking about the speculation of the Vancouver Canucks interest in Seattle Kraken center Shane Wright and what it might cost them.
The Vancouver Canucks continue to add former club stars to the organization, adding retired defenseman Alex Edler to the team’s player development department,