Find every article on the Vancouver Canucks' 2026 free-agent signings, departures, and moves here.
The 2026 NHL Free Agency period has officially opened. Continue reading to find articles on every free-agent signing, departure, and trade the Vancouver Canucks make.
July 2, 2026
Canucks Sign Forward Matthew Stienburg To One-Year Deal
July 1, 2026
Canucks Sign Defenceman Jamie Oleksiak To A Two-Year Contract
Canucks Trade Pettersson To The Rangers
Former Canucks Forward Curtis Douglas Signs Two-Year Deal With Seattle Kraken
Canucks Sign Forward Trey Fix-Wolansky To A One-Year Deal
Former Canucks Forward Teddy Blueger Signs With The Leafs
Canucks Sign Forward Akil Thomas To One-Year, Two-Way Contract
Former Canucks Forward Danila Klimovich Signs With The Flyers
Canucks Sign Defenceman Luke Schenn To One-Year Contract
Canucks Sign Winger Paul Cotter To One-Year Contract
Pre-July 1, 2026
June 30:
Canucks Sign Guillaume Brisebois To One-Year Contract Extension
June 29:
Canucks Parting Ways With Five Restricted Free-Agents
June 17:
Canucks Sign Abbotsford Captain Chase Wouters To One-Year Contract
June 16:
Canucks Extend The Contract Of Defenceman Cole Clayton For One Year
June 12:
Canucks Sign Defenceman Jack Thompson To One-Year Contract Extension
June 2:
Canucks Sign Ilya Safonov To One-Year, Two-Way Contract
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