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Grand Chief of Coast Salish Nation says he's not offended by Canucks logo

A scholar of Indigenous studies is suggesting the Vancouver Canucks get rid of the team’s decades-old orca logo, arguing it was designed without Indigenous consultation and is “cultural appropriation.”

Daniel Sedin on Elias Pettersson

Canucks plan to relocate AHL affiliate to Abbotsford for 2021-22 season

The Vancouver Canucks are planning to relocate their American Hockey League affiliate to Abbotsford, B.C. from Utica, N.Y., for the 2021-22 season, the team announced Tuesday.

Canucks player on leave after sexual misconduct allegation

The woman has spoken to Glacier Media and has identified the individual as Vancouver Canucks forward Jake Virtanen, 24.

The Cream Of The Crop For November

Pettersson and Boeser coming together for a Sedin-style goal ranks as our goal of the month.

All Joking Aside

Rick Dhaliwal on Twitter

How a deportation taught Elias Pettersson to take nothing for granted

The story of what Vancouver Canucks star Elias Pettersson learned from the loss of his closest childhood friends — and the fight to get them back.

Pettersson lasers the puck to Bo Horvat for the tap in

Don't Stop Believin'........These Guys Are For Real

Bo Horvat matched his career high with four points and the Canucks scored five goals in the 2nd period in an 8-5 win against the Bruins

Gone, but not forgotten......

Former Canucks star Ryan Kesler joined Sportsnet 650 to reflect on his time in Vancouver and the pain of falling short in the 2011 Cup Final.

Elias Pettersson Made Another Sick-Ass Play

Nashville Predators netminder Pekka Rinne may be the best goaltender in the NHL. Last season, he led the league in goals saved above average, and so far this year, his goals against average is tops in the league at 1.96, with a .931 save percentage to boot. Rinne is incredible at his job, in short, but when he’s…

Boeser's Return To Lineup Not In The Immediate Future

Brock Boeser will not return to the Vancouver Canucks on their road trip and is out week to week with a groin injury, coach Travis Green said Saturday.

No new positive cases for Vancouver Canucks Wednesday night - TSN.ca

There appears to be some light at the end of the tunnel for the Vancouver Canucks when it comes to their recent COVID-19 outbreak. According to TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger, the Canucks had no positive case results on Wednesday night, the first day with no additional cases in several days.

#Canucks have re-signed Thatcher Demko to a two-year contract extension

“TWO MORE YEARS! #Canucks have re-signed Thatcher Demko to a two-year contract extension. Details ⬇ https://t.co/QvCSXK5L0e”

Vancouver Canucks on Twitter

Why an offer sheet for Flames' Sam Bennett could make sense for Canucks

Is Sam Bennett coveted enough outside Calgary for a team to try sticking it to the cap-strapped Flames with an offer sheet? While it may sound like an odd name to attach to a practice even rarer than payphone use, it may not be the craziest of possibilities.

The Canucks' clock is running down on Micheal Ferland

"For right now, we are just hoping he feels better so he can continue on with his life and then we will see where it gets to if he is able to play again or not.” — GM Jim Benning on Micheal Ferland

The Vancouver Canucks have a cohort of players going through quarantine.

Others were already in town, either because they live here or because they wanted to get through their required quarantine — be it the government-required 14 days for international travellers or a shorter league-mandated period for players arriving from elsewhere in Canada — sooner rather than later.

A few are still to arrive from other parts of Canada.

Whether Mi…

Saturday Night Special

No More Jake-Brake. Virtanen Starting To Fulfill His Potential

The dream was tugging at him. So many of those in his draft class -- the Florida Panthers' Aaron Ekblad, the Boston Bruins' David Pastrnak, the Edmonton Oilers' Leon Draisaitl -- were stars in the making in the NHL by 2016-17, starting to fulfill their promise. And here he was, the No. 6 pick of the 2014 NHL Draft, sitting in then-Utica Comets coach Travis Green's office.