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The hardest thing about stopping Joe Sakic wasn't his wrist shot, nor his speed nor passing.
It wasn't about the money. Well, not entirely about the money. It was about the love.
We're still not sure about Mike Gillis. But we know and trust Pat Quinn. And Quinn is sure about Cody Hodgson.
Canucks are out to avoid disasters of drafts past
It's the 25th anniversary of the most fitting draft pick in Vancouver Canuck history.
Four-year-old Trenton Davis and his dad Steve were just two of an estimated 1,500 people who lined up around the new Future Shop building at Grandview Corners Sunday to get an autograph from former Canuck Trevor Linden.
Locals up early for chance to meet idol
Linden meet Linden. Former Vancouver Canucks' star Trevor Linden greets his namesake Linden Maurer, the 14-month-old son of Greg and Athena Maurer.
Wild forward Walz hangs up skates
ST. PAUL, Minn. - In his quest for the franchise points record, Markus Naslund won't have a thorn in his side today.
Former Vancouver Canuck Trevor Linden will be signing autographs Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m., during Future Shop's grand-opening weekend in Grandview Corners.
Former Canucks coach Crawford replaces Tippett as Stars coach
Marc Crawford keeps an eye on his L.A. Kings as they practice in preparation of meeting Crawford's old team the Vancouver Canucks in 2007.
A special gala event is being organized by Delta Laser & Skin Care Centre to help a Burnaby family cope with health issues.
Beating the Odds: Canucks Season Gives Vancouver Fans Reason for Optimism
Another season in the books in Vancouver and once again not the way anyone wanted it to end.
The interviewer stood in the horseshoe formation of media men who daily during the playoffs claim position to watch Roberto Luongo peel off his practice jersey and undershirt replacing the latter with a dry one, remove his pads, equipment and skates and, finally, stand up and step forward to begin the session.
Showing our collective colours
One could no longer cut the air with a knife after Squamish Nation council member Dale Harry concluded the provincial all-candidates' meeting question period with a playful enquiry into the politicians' support for the Vancouver Canucks.
The Morning Skate: Ovie vs. Sid Is All About Winning
It's too early to call the Washington-Pittsburgh series a classic, but last night's game certainly qualifies as one.
Canuck Taylor Pyatt playing every shift for Carly
Taylor Pyatt didn't know if he would get back on his skates this season after the death of his fiance -- now he's in the thick of the Canucks' playoff drive.
Ex-Penguin Naslund announces retirement
Markus Naslund wrapped up a 15-year NHL career when he retired Monday after just one season with the New York Rangers.
Crosby and Ovechkin delivering the goods
If you haven't been impressed by the first two playoff games between Alexander Ovechkin's Washington Capitals and Sidney Crosby's Pittsburgh Penguins, I'm guessing hockey isn't your sport.
Blackhawk fourth-liners outplaying Canuck counterparts
Before the statistical story made short work of any argument to the contrary, Troy Brouwer was already trumpeting what his fourth line could accomplish for the Chicago Blackhawks in the playoffs.
Naslund reportedly about to retire, but will the Canucks retire his jersey?
According to a report in The New York Post, former Vancouver Canucks captain Markus Naslund has told the New York Rangers that he will retire from the NHL.
Vancouver Canucks Pavol Demitra scores the game's opening goal against Chicago Blackhawk goalie Nikolai Khabibulin during game 1. The Canucks won by a score of 5-3. Photograph by: Ward Perrin, Vancouver Sun Nikolai Ivanovich Khabibulin's last victory over the Vancouver Canucks was so long ago, he hadn't even acquired all his nicknames yet.