With Tortorella out, all attention turns to who replaces him. Danny Brière and Co. say first and foremost, they are looking ...

Standing in his crease at Rogers Arena, Vancouver Warriors goaltender Christian Del Bianco bears a striking resemblance to a ...

Looking beyond this game, the Blues play five of their remaining 12 games against current playoff teams; the Canucks have an extra game down the stretch, but they play seven of their final 13 ...

The Canucks got out to one of their strongest starts of the season scoring a flurry of goals in the first period, defeating the Western Conference-leading Winnipeg Jets at Rogers Arena.

The Vancouver Canucks have had multiple difficult decisions to make this season. They already chose between Elias Pettersson and JT Miller and are still dealing with the fallout. Then they ...

The Canucks and Boeser remain far apart in coming to an agreement on an extension, with Vancouver offering five years while Boeser seeks a seven- or eight-year deal. Despite interest from ...

Welcome to this edition of the Vancouver Canucks post-game analytics report. This recurring deep dive breaks down the analytics behind each Canucks game as recorded by Natural Stat Trick.

The Vancouver Canucks’ rookie defenceman was a full participant at practice on Friday, showing no ill effects from the dirty hit he took from the Calgary Flames’ Connor Zary two days before.

Instant Reaction: Canucks pick up a point in 7-6 shootout loss to Blue Jackets Why tonight is a big night for the Canucks on the NHL’s out-of-town scoreboard Instant Reaction: Demko sharp again as ...

The Vancouver Canucks are keeping themselves squarely in the Western Conference playoff race thanks to a huge shootout win over the Calgary Flames. Defenseman Quinn Hughes returned to the Canucks ...

CALGARY, Alberta (AP) — Elias Pettersson tied it with 6:44 left and scored in the first round of a shootout, Conor Garland added the winner in the fourth round and the Vancouver Canucks beat the ...

We sometimes roll our eyes when we hear this well-worn locker-room line. But in this case, it’s absolutely true — the next one is, indeed, the biggest game of the season for the Calgary Flames.