The Vancouver Canucks were one of the most talked-about teams during most of the 2024-25 season thanks to constant trade rumors involving a couple of their star players.
Some familiar faces were on the ice out at the University of British Columbia today as Vancouver Canucks players have begun to arrive back in town. It was a decently-sized group on the ice today.
The success and rapidity with which the NHL and the NHLPA reached an agreement on their next collective bargaining agreement this summer was great news for anyone.
Robby Fabbri has put together a very solid career at the NHL level, and now with no contract, he's been linked to the Canucks as a potential PTO option.
Join us this summer as we count down the top 50 Vancouver Canucks players of all time! #8 – Ryan Kesler Coming out of Ohio State University, Ryan Kesler was selected 23rd overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the infamous 2003 NHL Draft.
Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes is heading into the 2025–26 season unfazed by the rumors surrounding his future with the organization. Instead, he’s determined to lead his team as the captain, keeping his focus on hockey rather than the constant speculation about an extension or a trade.
Now that we’re into the month of September, we are less than three weeks away from when the Vancouver Canucks start hitting the ice for NHL Training Camp.
Join us this summer as we count down the top 50 Vancouver Canucks players of all time! #9: Kirk McLean The history of the Canucks has always been defined by the goalies who’ve manned the net.
Depending on who you ask, you may get a different answer on how the Vancouver Canucks will finish in the Pacific Division. With the addition of Mitch Marner, consensus is that the Vegas Golden Knights will claim the division title.
The Vancouver Canucks are a team to watch over the remaining weeks of the NHL offseason. Coming off a disappointing 2024-2025 campaign where they missed the postseason and traded away one of their top offensive players, the Canucks are trying to rebound in a loaded Western Conference.
The Vancouver Canucks head into the 2025-26 season hoping to bounce back from a campaign where they fell from their Pacific Division penthouse and missed the playoffs.
The Vancouver Canucks moved Dakota Joshua earlier in the season, and now they've been urged to land veteran power forward Brett Leason. This off-season
The 2025-26 Vancouver Canucks are all-but-committed to a top-nine approach to their forward corps, and not necessarily by choice. Realistically, if these Canucks are going to return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs, they’re going to do so with a little bit of offence-by-committee.
Matt Grzelcyk has been a solid contributor at the NHL level, and now the Canucks have been urged to sign the 31-year old veteran defenseman. The Vancouver
There’s something about the Vancouver Canucks that always pulls people in—usually for better and for worse. They’re a team with decades of history, just enough heartbreak to make you superstitious, and just enough hope to keep you watching.
Filip Chytil was a huge pickup for the Canucks in a deal with the Rangers last season, and now Patrik Allvin expressed confidence he can take over the 2C role.
The Vancouver Canucks’ new season hasn’t started yet, but already there’s a focus on Elias Pettersson as the key to the team’s success for 2025-26. A training video from his Swedish skills coach went viral on social media, showing Pettersson weaving through pylons with a slightly sharper stride.
The Vancouver Canucks enjoyed a team breakout in 2023-24, rectifying three consecutive missed postseasons by winning 50 games and capturing the Pacific Division in the process.
Vancouver Canucks forward Kiefer Sherwood has changed agents, sparking speculation that it could be his last year with the team or that a trade could come soon.