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NHL Mock Draft: Projecting the top 33 picks of the 2026 NHL Draft

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…

Kitchener Rangers head coach Jussi Ahokas ‘on the radar’ for Abbotsford Canucks job

The Vancouver Canucks’ search for a new head coach in Abbotsford could include one of junior hockey’s most accomplished rising coaches.   During Monday’s edition of Donnie and Dhali, CHEK TV’s Rick Dhaliwal floated Kitchener Rangers head coach Jussi Ahokas as a possible name to monitor. “Wouldn’t surprise me if the Canucks have interest in…

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Memorabilia Monday: Canucks fans share Father’s Day stories and items

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…

Canucks’ Blueger and Forbort to test NHL free agency: report

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…

Former Canucks GM Brian Burke inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame

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 flaw in the Sham Sharron exercise: Wagner’s Weekly

Rhys Jessop’s 2014 article, “We think the Vancouver Canucks may have a scouting problem(!!!!),” which replaced the Canucks’ scouting staff with the ill-prepared intern Sham Sharron, is a classic piece of hockey bloggery.   Jessop’s Sham Sharron thought experiment has been oft-cited and even repeated, most recently this past week in response to Jessop winning…

4 NHL teams who might be interested in signing Teddy Blueger

There hasn’t been much word around Teddy Blueger and his future with the Vancouver Canucks. Following last season’s trade deadline, it was assumed the old Canucks regime would be attempting to bring Blueger back since he wasn’t dealt to a contending team.    That may have been the plan then, but now with the Sedins…

Utah Mammoth hire ex-Canucks head coach Adam Foote as assistant coach: report

It didn’t take long for former Vancouver Canucks head coach Adam Foote to find his next job behind an NHL bench.   According to Donnie & Dhali’s Rick Dhaliwal, Foote has signed to be an assistant coach on recently-extended Andre Tourigny’s bench with the Utah Mammoth. Former Canucks coach Adam Foote has signed in Utah…

If the Canucks do trade Elias Pettersson, there’s a lesson to be learned in a previous Seth Jones deal

The concept of a “will they, won’t they” situation typically only applies to television romances, but it could also be applied to the Vancouver Canucks and their seniormost Elias Pettersson. We’ve heard he’s on the block. We’ve heard he’s off the block. We’ve heard that there’s a lot of Pettersson “chatter.” More specifically, we’ve heard…

3 players we’ll be watching the closest at Canucks development camp 2026

The 2026 NHL Draft is just one week away. That also means, presumably, that Vancouver Canucks development is just over a week away. Though the club hasn’t yet confirmed plans for development camp, history would suggest that on-ice sessions for Canucks dev camp will begin a couple of days after the draft has concluded. We…

Why fired staff being hired elsewhere is a benefit to the Canucks

Say what you will about those individuals who have been relieved of their duties over the past few years in Vancouver, and how those individuals had performed said duties, but few of them have had to wait around very long for their next job.   Rick Tocchet was hired to be the next head coach…