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The Biggest PWHL Storylines Awaiting the 2026–27 Season

Stacked Rookie Class A 72-player rookie class across six rounds, including 42 forwards, 22 defenders, and eight goaltenders, with eight countries represented, including five U.S. Olympic gold medalists and 23 Olympians in total. Caroline Harvey was selected first overall by the Vancouver Goldeneyes and is the first defender to be selected first overall in a PWHL draft. Harvey was drafted from the University of Wisconsin, where she captained the team during the 2025-26 season and made the USA Olympic team, scoring two goals and nine points. Her last season with the Wisconsin Badgers was her best, as she notched 64 points in 33 NCAA outings. Drop a comment and share your perspective. 15h

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3 Canucks To Watch During Game 2 Of The 2026 Prospects Showcase

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3 Canucks To Watch During Game 1 Of The 2026 Prospects Showcase

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'It Is My Life, I’m Not Going To Do Anything To Make Someone Else Happy,' Quinn Hughes Comments On Extension Talks With Wild

Quinn Hughes is currently in Vegas for the North American NHL/NHLPA Player Media Tour as one of the Minnesota Wild representatives alongside Matt Boldy. Hughes has been in the limelight, the talk of the NHL, really, for the past year. With the Vancouver Canucks, there was a high level of certainty that Hughes, their captain at the time, would not re-sign when his contract expired. As the team struggled and shifted towards a rebuild, Hughes was dealt to the Wild. Upon arriving, he immediately transformed the team and turned them into legit Stanley Cup contenders. The Wild fell short, losing in the second round to the Colorado Avalanche, but Hughes was a standout performer. Drop a comment and share your perspective. 1d

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Canucks Announce Three-Day Fan Fest Ahead Of The 2026-27 Season

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Where Canucks Fans Can Watch The 2026 Prospects Showcase

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NHL Agent J.P. Barry Speaks On Canucks Clients Elias Pettersson & Filip Chytil

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One Key Question Facing Every Pacific Division NHL Team Heading Into 2026-27

Vancouver Canucks Key Question: How many veteran stars will new Canucks GM Ryan Johnson trade this season? When Johnson was hired this summer, he had the mandate of a full rebuild. Now that he’s settled in, he’s traded veterans Marcus Pettersson and Nils Hoglander. But that will likely be just the tip of the iceberg in terms of changes coming to the Canucks’ roster. The question now is what Vancouver players will be headed out the door this year. Be it star center Elias Pettersson, goaltender Thatcher Demko or wingers Jake DeBrusk and Brock Boeser, there’s no shortage of high-end talent the Canucks should be moving on from. But Johnson needs a big return for each of those four players, and if he doesn’t get it, he may hang on to them until next summer. Drop a comment and share your perspective. 2d

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One Canucks Prospect Featured On NHL.com's Top NHL Prospects For The 2026-27 Season List

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Jonathan Goldbloom To Step Down As Chair Of Hockey Canada Board Of Directors

Hockey Canada is set to make a significant change within it's governing body. The organization announced on Tuesday that Jonathan Goldbloom, chair of the Hockey Canada Board of Directors, is stepping away from his position. “Serving on the Hockey Canada Board of Directors with my colleagues for nearly four years has been the privilege of a lifetime," Goldbloom said in a statement. “I am confident that our Members, board and staff are well positioned to lead our National Winter Sport to unprecedented success.” Drop a comment and share your perspective. 3d

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2 Former Canucks Leading The Way Early In The 2026-27 Champions Hockey League

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Canucks Radio Broadcast Moving To KiSS Throwbacks For The 2026-27 Season

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Hurricanes Sign UFA Defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph

The Carolina Hurricanes have signed defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to a one-year, $850,000 contract. The 27-year-old defenseman appeared in 31 games this past season with the Vancouver Canucks and has a total of 225 career NHL games across parts of six seasons with the Canucks, Pittsburgh Penguins and St. Louis Blues. For his career, the 2017 first-round pick has nine goals and 46 points, 1155 blocks and 217 hits. Drop a comment and share your perspective. 4d

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'I'm More Confident Than Ever': Canucks Goaltender Kevin Lankinen Primed For A Bounce-Back Season

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3 New Defensemen Listed On Canucks Media Site Ahead Of The 2026 Prospects Showcase

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The Best And Worst Contract On Every Canadian NHL Team

Vancouver Canucks Best Contract: Marco Rossi ($5 Million AAV through 2028) Having a 60-point breakout season in 2024–2025 with career-highs in goals (24) and assists (36), Rossi remains very affordable for the Canucks. He's at a number that is easy to work with if they were to ever pursue a trade, and once his contract expires, Rossi will remain a restricted free agent. The 24 year old has the opportunity to prove himself and earn a bigger payday on a rebuilding Canucks team that is looking for stability. They have more than enough cap space to reward him financially if his offensive progression continues, but he remains one of the team's top cost-effective assets. Worst Contract: Elias Pettersson ($11.6 Million AAV through 2032) Pettersson is unfortunately one of the biggest examples of how paying a player big after a breakout season without proven consistency can go wrong. The Canucks signed him to an eight-year, $92-million mega deal right after a 102-point campaign in 2022-23. Across the last two seasons, he's produced well below what is expected of him, having a 45-point season with just 64 games played in 2024-25 and 51 points in 74 games in 2025-26. The value of his contract and what he has brought offensively does not match, with teams paying players this type of money for consistent 90 to 100-point seasons. Drop a comment and share your perspective. 5d

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'I Want To Be In The Top Six & Play A Lot Of Minutes': Liam Öhgren Feels Prepared Ahead Of His First Full Season With The Canucks

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2026-27 Season Preview: London Knights

The London Knights seem to always be competitive in a new way every year. Even in what was described as a "rebuilding year" in 2025-26 after back-to-back OHL championships, the Knights still solidified a top-four spot in the West, though they lost handily in the first round of the playoffs at the hands of the Soo Greyhounds. This summer, London has begun to load up again, making a handful of intriguing signings to pair with the talent already on the team. Drop a comment and share your perspective. 6d

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2026–27 Vancouver Canucks Divisional Opponent Previews: San Jose Sharks

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'We're Going To Hold Each Other Accountable To Show Up Every Night & Compete Hard': Drew O'Connor Is Ready To Be A Difference Maker For The Canucks

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