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Canucks Gameday: At the Wild Nov. 5
Vancouver Canucks at Minnesota Wild, 5 p.m. PDT, Xcel Energy Center The setup: The Canucks, winners of two straight, begin a tough five-game road trip in Minnesota and have to fly out after the game to Dallas, where they play the Stars on Friday.
Vancouver Canucks' boat is afloat despite raft of injuries
Given the ridiculous number of injuries they've been dealt in the first month of the new National Hockey League season, the Vancouver Canucks have every reason to pat themselves on the back for reaching the 15-game mark with more wins than losses .
Morrow and Turco help Stars slip past Canucks
Brenden Morrow scored the game-winning goal early in the third period, as the Dallas Stars edged the Vancouver Canucks, 2-1, at American Airlines Center.Brad Richards scored the other goal for the Stars, who snapped a three-game skid.
Gallagher addresses Canucks' positive attributes
Wednesday's Canucks-Rangers game - the third period, in particular - offered some insight.
Vancouver Canucks (9-7-0) At Minnesota Wild (5-9-0), 8 P.M.
The Minnesota Wild seem to be turning things around after a rough start to their 2009-10 season.
Vancouver Canucks Mikael Samuelsson, left, is congratulated by teammate Ryan Kesler after Samuelsson scored against the New York Rangers last night.
Rypien sparks 3-goal 3rd period as Canucks win
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Andrew Raycroft stopped 18 shots for his seventh career shutout as Vancouver sent the Avalanche to their second two- game skid of the season, 3-0, at General Motors Place.
None of these beauties will ever be touched
This week's list is in honour of Roberto Luongo's new Vancouver Canucks shutout record.
Canucks-Kings preview: Let them have a taste of medicine
The Canucks had their hands full with Tomas Holmstrom and Todd Bertuzzi getting in Roberto Luongo's face on Tuesday and it won't be any easier tonight for Andrew Raycroft in his debut as a Canucks starter.
The Canucks Defense: Where Eight Is Enough
With the oft injured Sami Salo expected to return to the lineup tonight, that now leaves a log jam at the defense position or in other words "Eight is enough". This year it looks like a dozen will not be enough, what with all the injuries, but there is only room for six to play.
Jason Williams' power-play late in third period lifts Red Wings to 5-4 win over Canucks
Jason Williams scored a power-play goal with 5:03 left in a wild third period, leading the Detroit Red Wings to a 5-4 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night.
List: Unofficial Canucks Team Records, Including "Longest Mullet"
We'll be making a list every Tuesday in the print edition of The Province. It might have 23 items, it might have three.
Healthy Mathieu Schneider finally ready to shoulder load for Canucks
Mathieu Schneider has put in plenty of practice time since recovering from a shoulder injury, and steps into the lineup tonight against the Oilers.
Winless Maple Leafs blow into town to battle Canucks
Canucks Willie Mitchell and Kevin Bieksa put the squeeze on Blackhawk Patrick Kane at the United Center in Chicago Wednesday.
Burke plays down tampering firestorm
Toronto general manager Brian Burke says he sees no need to clear the air with Vancouver counterpart Mike Gillis over tampering allegations when the Canucks meet the Maple Leafs on Saturday at General Motors Place.
Bieksa doesn't care about Leafs' woes, he just wants to beat them
It doesn't matter to Kevin Bieksa that the Toronto Maple Leafs remain winless this NHL season.
Maple Leafs GM Brian Burke says 'no air to clear' on Canucks GM Mike Gillis's charge
'If I didn't see Mike, that wouldn't be a snub,' Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brian Burke says of meeting Vancouver Canucks GM Mike Gillis while here for Saturday's Canucks-Leafs game at GM Place.
Canucks finally see game action again
And now for something completely different - the Vancouver Canucks will actually play a game.
Bieksa heads line to bury season
Of all the Canucks players who would like to seal this season in a body bag and give it a burial at sea -- preferably over the 11-kilometre-deep Marianas Trench in the Pacific Ocean -- Kevin Bieksa might be first and foremost.
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