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3 Standouts From Game #3: Canucks 4, Flames 1

Oct 4, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Canucks Pick Up First Home Win Of The 2026-27 Season With 4-1 Win Over The Flames

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Oct 4, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

How The Canucks Plan On Learning From Their Recent 9-7 Loss To The Oilers

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Oct 3, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver Canucks Gameday Preview #3: Will The Scoring Continue Against The Calgary Flames?

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Oct 3, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

'It's Going To Be a Big Jump': Projected NHL No. 1 Overall Pick Landon DuPont Welcomes Challenge Of The NCAA

Two years ago, Landon DuPont made history as the first defenseman to earn exceptional status and play in the Western Hockey League at 15. Now, a similar challenge awaits. DuPont, whom most believe will be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2027 NHL draft, will take his young talents to the University of Michigan in the NCAA, where he'll compete against players who could be six years older than him. Drop a comment and share your perspective.Oct 3, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Abbotsford Canucks Announce 2026-27 Opening Night Roster

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Oct 2, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

'I Don't Think That's A Good Thing': Bettman Discusses Increase Of Trade Demands Around NHL

With changes to the salary cap, new rules in the collective bargaining agreement, and a slew of trade requests this past off-season, contract clauses have become a hot topic around the NHL. Originally intended to give players a say in whether they are dealt, players have now begun using them to force a move to a team they want. NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has acknowledged this issue, most recently in a radio appearance on Sportsnet's The FAN Hockey Show. Drop a comment and share your perspective.Oct 2, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Was Canucks Goaltender Kevin Lankinen Robbed Of An Assist Against The Oilers?

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Oct 1, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Lineup Notes: Lankinen Projected To Get The Net For The Canucks' 2026-27 Home Opener

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Oct 1, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Goldeneyes And Team Canada Defender Claire Thompson Officially Announces Her Retirement From Hockey

Claire Thompson, 28, has officially announced her retirement from hockey to begin her career in medicine. Thompson is a long time member of Canada's national team winning Olympic gold in 2022 and silver in 2026. The former Olympic All-Star, who spent last season as a member of the PWHL's Vancouver Goldeneyes, shared her retirement on social media and in an exclusive with the New York Times. Drop a comment and share your perspective.Oct 1, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Why The Canucks' Season-Opening Win Is A Step In The Right Direction

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Sep 30, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver Signs Caroline Harvey To Three-Year Contract

The Vancouver Goldeneyes have agreed to a long-term deal with their franchise defender, inking Caroline Harvey to a three-year contract. "KK is an incredibly accomplished defender whose achievements speak for themselves, and we are excited for her to bring her trademark speed and dynamic playing style to our roster," said Alison Izzi, Vancouver Goldeneyes General Manager, via team release. "We are looking forward to supporting her continued development as an elite player and can't wait to see her start her PWHL career in Goldeneyes colours." Drop a comment and share your perspective.Sep 30, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

3 Standouts From Game #1: Canucks 6, Oilers 5 (OT)

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Sep 30, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Cotter Has A Debut To Remember As The Canucks Kick Off The 2026-27 Campaign With A 6-5 Overtime Win Over The Oilers

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Sep 30, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver Canucks 2026-27 Regular Season Lines Tracker

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Sep 30, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Canucks Announce Leadership Group For The 2026-27 Season

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Sep 30, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

After Months Of Waiting, Brendan Gallagher Is Excited To Make His Regular Season Debut With The Vancouver Canucks

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Sep 29, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

The Hockey News NHL Predictions Poll: Breakout Candidates, Most Impactful Additions, And More

Most Underpaid Player Votes: Sidney Crosby (18), Matt Boldy (4), Quinn Hughes (3), Dylan Guenther (3), Seth Jarvis (2), Miro Heiskanen (1), Morgan Geekie (1), Tage Thompson (1), Other (6) Unsurprisingly, Pittsburgh Penguins icon Sidney Crosby ran away with the votes in this category with his modest $8.7-million salary. Crosby received 18 votes, and in a distant second was Minnesota Wild winger Matt Boldy, who received four votes. Most Overpaid Player Votes: Leo Carlsson (15), Jonathan Huberdeau (10), Darnell Nurse (5), Dougie Hamilton (3), Drew Doughty (3), Elias Pettersson (1), Noah Dobson (1), Jason Robertson (1) As for the most overpaid player, Anaheim Ducks center Leo Carlsson finished in first with 15 votes, followed by Flames winger Jonathan Huberdeau with 10 votes and Sharks D-man Darnell Nurse in third, with five votes. Drop a comment and share your perspective.Sep 29, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

Vancouver Canucks Gameday Preview #1: Welcome To The 2026-27 Regular Season

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Sep 29, 2026

Vancouver Canucks

After A Busy Few Days, Goaltender Leevi Meriläinen Is Adjusting To Life With The Canucks

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Sep 28, 2026

Vancouver Canucks