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The NHL had a bit of a surprise Trade Deadline Day on Tuesday, with no less than four large-to-blockbuster trades happening one after another. The San Jose Sharks were not involved in the biggest deal of the day, but they were involved in the one that will probably have the most impact on the Vancouver…
New Abbotsford Canucks general manager Richard Seeley has seen the AHL evolve over the past decade and is excited to get to work with the organization that he grew up cheering for.
On Monday, we broke down the fit between the Vancouver Canucks and the Ottawa Senators in a potential trade for forward Jake DeBrusk. Ottawa recently dealt their captain, Brady Tkachuk, to the Florida Panthers for four draft picks, including two first-rounders in this Friday’s draft. Early indications are that the Senators did not want…
On today’s episode of Canucks Conversation, Harman Dayal and Tyson Cole discussed whether the Vancouver Canucks should be open to trading Filip Hronek as the market for top players continues to heat up around the NHL. The conversation came after a series of blockbuster trades around the league, including Brady Tkachuk being moved to…
The Vancouver Canucks are set to have a new patch on the front of their jerseys this season. A partnership built for the West Coast. Welcome to the Canucks family, @RBC. DETAILS | https://t.co/bE6MQzEp0q pic.twitter.com/3743aRZ0YV — Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) June 23, 2026 On Tuesday, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) and Canucks Sports & Entertainment (CSE)…
On Monday’s edition of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal were joined by the hosts of Blackfish — our Canucks prospect show — Tyson Cole and Dave Hall to select the top 33 picks of the 2026 NHL Draft, which kicks off on Friday. The guys went to pick 33, since the Vancouver Canucks…
The 2026 NHL Entry Draft has been a point of extreme focus in Vancouver for quite some time. Most fans and media have had their eyes primarily on the June 26 event since at least December of last year, and for some, it’s been even longer than that. In short, as soon as it…
The Vancouver Canucks‘ draft picture is coming into focus. The Canucks have the third overall pick in this Friday’s NHL Entry Draft. On the other hand, there’s still work being…
The Vancouver Canucks are one of the NHL’s most interesting teams to watch this offseason. With the Canucks being in a full-on rebuild, there is certainly a chance that we will see them trade away some of their veteran players this summer.The Canucks made several moves during the season to kick off their rebuild. Quinn […] The post 2 Canucks Star Forwards Land On Latest NHL Trade Board appeared first on HEAVY .
When the Vancouver Canucks shocked the world by trading franchise defenseman Quinn Hughes during the 2025-26 season, it immediately reshaped the landscape of the NHL. Weeks later, many were still…
The Vancouver Canucks have had some rough luck with high picks. They narrowly missed out on selecting Gilbert Perrault first overall in their inaugural draft, traded away Rick Vaive, Bill…
On Friday, the Vancouver Canucks will make their initial selections in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, with two picks in the first round. As draft week kicks off, Daily Faceoff‘s Steven Ellis published his latest mock draft on Monday. With the Toronto Maple Leafs expected to take Gavin McKenna first overall, and reports that the…
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Vancouver Canucks could have a trade thesis that might make sense this offseason. The post Maple Leafs-Canucks Trade Thesis Could Make Sense appeared first on HEAVY .
The St. Louis Blues have become one of the more active teams in the early offseason rumor mill, and the latest link connects them to Vancouver Canucks center Elias Pettersson. Per CHEK's Rick Dhaliwal , the Blues are among the teams that have shown interest. "Somebody told me this morning that St. Louis is sniffing around Pettersson," Dhaliwal said. "I'm looking into it to see if it's true. The way it's been told to me is if the Canucks think they have a deal for Pettersson that makes sense ...
For this Memorabilia Monday, we thought we’d change things up. For those of you new here, every Monday, we share stories from Vancouver Canucks fans about different Canucks-related items or collectibles they’ve acquired over the years. In week one, we covered Canucks memorabilia from events that never actually happened. In week two we covered edible…
The Edmonton Oilers have had a busy start to the offseason. They recently re-signed two of their notable pending unrestricted free agents (UFAs) in defenseman Connor Murphy and center Jason Dickinson to long-term deals. However, the Oilers should absolutely have more moves on the way as the offseason carries on.The Oilers still have multiple roster needs […] The post Oilers Among Teams Linked to Canucks $38.5M Winger appeared first on HEAVY .
The Vancouver Canucks may have a whopper of a trade of their own in the works leading up to the 2026 NHL Draft. The post Canucks Whopper Could Be Next NHL Trade to Drop, Insider appeared first on HEAVY .
The Ottawa Senators made the blockbuster trade of the summer on Sunday when they dealt captain Brady Tkachuk to the Florida Panthers for a haul of three first-round picks — two of which are in Friday’s draft — and a second-round selection. After missing the postseason for seven straight seasons, the Senators have now reached…
Draft week is now upon us. But in short order, once it has passed, the focus shifts to free agency. And according to recent reports, two Vancouver Canucks pending unrestricted free agents are believed to be testing the market. According to Donnie & Dhali’s Rick Dhaliwal, Canucks forward Teddy Blueger and defenceman Derek Forbort…
The National Hockey League introduced six inductees to the Hockey Hall of Fame on Monday. One of those inductees included former Vancouver Canucks general manager Brian Burke. Burke began his NHL executive career in 1987, when Pat Quinn hired him as the director of hockey operations for the Canucks. He would eventually move on…
The 2026 NHL Draft is less than a week away, and the Vancouver Canucks are positioned for one of the largest infusions of young talent in franchise history. The Canucks hold 10 selections, including two in the first round and two more early in the second. The Athletic’s Corey Pronman projected all 223 picks,…
There’s a familiar feeling around the Vancouver Canucks these days. Not chaos exactly, but a team trying to sort out its identity while juggling short-term expectations and longer-term planning. The…
On June 6th in 1965, Cameron Michael Neely was born in Comox, BC. Blessed with the rare trifecta of size, talent and toughness, Bam-Bam Cam became the NHL's prototypical power forward. Selected 9th overall in the 1983 Draft, Neely spent three seasons with the Canucks before Harry Neale sent him to Boston on his 21st birthday with the club's 1987 first round draft pick (Glen Wesley) in exchange
On May 29th in 2008, Vancouver Canucks defenseman Luc Bourdon, the 10th overall pick in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, died in a motorcycle crash when he collided with a semitrailer near his hometown in New Brunswick. The accident shocked the hockey community, especially Kris Letang who missed Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals to attend Luc's funeral. The Canucks honored Luc at their home opener
Tourigny will be joined by the former Vancouver Canucks head coach this coming year.