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Alex Edler rejoining Canucks in player development role
He was on the ice at Vancouver Canucks development camp, and now he’s got a permanent role in the organization. On Thursday, the Canucks announced that longtime Canucks defenceman Alex Edler will be joining the organization’s player development department, “working closely with prospects throughout the organization.” “Alex knows first-hand what it means to be…
Memorial Cup winner Jussi Ahokas interviewed for and declined Abbotsford Canucks head coach job: report
The search for the new head coach of the Abbotsford Canucks continues, and one major name is off the board. Per Donnie and Dhali – the Team’s Rick Dhaliwal, the Vancouver Canucks interviewed Kitchener Rangers head coach Jussi Ahokas for the Abbotsford bench boss position. According to Dhaliwal, Ahokas was offered the Abbotsford job, but…
CA’s top 20 Canucks summer prospect rankings: #20 Basile Sansonnens
We’ve hit our first ranked prospect of the summer, and as a result of nine new players being added to the mix, he ends up sliding down the board to our 20th spot. If you missed our Honourable Mentions, let us bring you back up to speed with our criteria. We’ve raised the age range…
11 takeaways from the Canucks’ 2026-27 schedule
We learned on Wednesday that the Vancouver Canucks would open their 2026-27 National Hockey League regular season with a home and home set against the Edmonton Oilers. On Thursday, we learned the rest of the story as the league released full 84-game schedules for all 32 teams. Any analysis of a full schedule has…
NHL releases Canucks’ full 84-game 2026-27 NHL schedule
On Wednesday, the NHL announced home opener dates for all 32 NHL teams. For the Vancouver Canucks, it’s going to be back-to-back matchups with the Edmonton Oilers. The first one goes down in Edmonton on September 29th, before the two clubs meet again on October 1st for the Canucks’ home opener at Rogers Arena. …
Don Taylor talks Rogers cuts, Canucks, Shane Wright, and more
On Wednesday’s episode of Canucks Conversation, David Quadrelli and Harman Dayal were joined by Don Taylor to discuss Rogers shutting down Sportsnet 650 before sharing his thoughts on the recent Shane Wright-to-Vancouver speculation. Taylor said the news of 650’s closure left him with a range of emotions, while also questioning how the situation was handled….
Canucks: When do third overall picks typically make (and make an impact on) the NHL?
The Vancouver Canucks’ rebuild really kicked off in earnest when they made Caleb Malhotra the third overall selection in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. That pick makes Malhotra a real focal point in Vancouver, and though he’s at least a season away from making his debut, the pressure and expectations are already intense. Ahead of…
What Canucks fans should expect from Luke Schenn in his third stint in Vancouver
The last time Luke Schenn wore a Vancouver Canucks sweater, his responsibility was to be a security blanket beside the club’s franchise defenceman Quinn Hughes. A different assignment awaits him this time. Vancouver signed Schenn to a one-year contract carrying a $2.25 million cap hit on July 1, bringing the 36-year-old back for his…
NHL Notebook: Yzerman steps down in Detroit, Mantha signs two-year deal with Devils
Welcome back to NHL Notebook — the series here at CanucksArmy where we deliver you news and notes from around the National Hockey League — oftentimes through a Vancouver Canucks-tinted lens! A franchise icon stepping down after failing to get the job done as the head honcho of hockey operations? Let’s hope that’s not something we’re talking about…
Canucks sign 5 players to AHL contracts, including Martin St. Louis’ son
The Vancouver Canucks have signed five players to one-year AHL contracts. Abbotsford Canucks General Manager Richard Seeley made the announcement via press release late Wednesday morning. Per the Canucks’ release: “…the club has signed forwards Quinn Emerson and Ryan St. Louis, defencemen Tim Rego and Gavin White, and goaltender Mitchell Weeks to one-year AHL…
CA’s top 20 Canucks summer prospect rankings: Honourable Mentions & Criteria
We are back with our CanucksArmy top 20 Vancouver Canucks summer prospect rankings. With the Canucks now in a full-fledged rebuild, the future is the organization’s main focus. The 2026 NHL Draft concluded less than a month ago, and the Canucks added nine new players to their prospect pool. Headlined by first-rounders Caleb Malhotra and…
Canucks open 2026-27 NHL season with home and home vs. Oilers
The Vancouver Canucks will open their 2026-27 National Hockey League season with a doubleheader against the Edmonton Oilers. The Canucks will start the season on Tuesday, September 29th in the Alberta capital, followed by a rematch two nights later at Rogers Arena on October 1st. The league released home openers for all 32 teams…
WWYDW: Which former Canuck would you bring in to mentor the rebuild?
Welcome back to WWYDW, the only hockey column on the internet that was trained by an older, more experienced hockey column on a boat at sea. Speaking of mentor-ships, that pun is terrible, and we apologize for it. Just as we apologize for bringing up ‘mentorship’ in general, because we know it’s a term…
So, what would a reasonable Shane Wright trade look like for the Canucks?
We’re not even halfway through July, and the rumours regarding Shane Wright and the Vancouver Canucks continue to percolate. At this point, some readers are no doubt sick of the headlines, and especially sick of the lazy puns – and, you know what, they’re well within their Wrights to feel that way. That necessary…
Trade tree: Revisiting the deal that brought JT Miller to Vancouver in 2019
Many pieces of the deal that brought JT Miller to the Vancouver Canucks on the second day of the 2019 National Hockey League draft are still going strong. In fact, the Miller trade tree sprouted a handful of new branches just over a week ago. To recap the initial deal, the Canucks acquired Miller from…
Vancouver-born Macklin Celebrini cover athlete for EA Sports NHL 27
For the first time in the franchise’s history, EA Sports has chosen a Vancouver-born player as the cover athlete for their video game. On Tuesday, EA Sports announced that North Vancouver’s Macklin Celebrini is the cover athlete for NHL 27. The next generation is here. Macklin Celebrini is the youngest NHL cover athlete in…
6 Canucks on the Athletic’s top 100 NHL prospects list; Malhotra at 8, Cootes at 95
On Tuesday, The Athletic’s Scott Wheeler published his annual summer ranking of the top 100 drafted NHL prospects. In total, six Vancouver Canucks prospects appear on this year’s list, headlined by 2026 third-overall pick Caleb Malhotra. Wheeler ranked Malhotra eighth overall under Tier 2, writing: “A BU commit and the son of Vancouver Canucks head…
Braeden Cootes’ maturity shines through at Canucks Development Camp
Braeden Cootes arrived at Vancouver Canucks Development Camp another year older and another year wiser. One of the “veterans” at camp in Abbotsford, the 19-year-old was quick to clarify that he’s “still a younger guy”, a laugh for both him and the local media. But it’s clear he has the mentality of a much…
Canucks are Shane Wright’s preferred destination: report
Seattle Kraken forward Shane Wright has voiced his displeasure with his situation on his current team. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported that Wright’s camp and the Kraken have agreed that a fresh start is in the best interest of both parties. Donnie & Dhali’s Rick Dhaliwal shared that the Vancouver Canucks called the Kraken about…
What fans should expect from Brendan Gallagher and where he fits on a young Canucks squad
Brendan Gallagher’s seven-goal season makes it easy to view the Vancouver Canucks’ newest winger as a fading veteran whose best years are behind him. And that is probably true. But there are more elements to the scrappy winger’s game than just goals and points. Vancouver acquired the Delta, B.C. native from the Montreal Canadiens…
Manny Malhotra’s inexperienced staff represents a unique opportunity for Canucks
More pieces of the Vancouver Canucks‘ 2026-27 season are falling into place. General Manager Ryan Johnson announced today that the #Canucks have named Ryan Mougenel, Jordan Smith, and Jason Krog Assistant Coaches, and Andrew Shaw as Assistant to the Video Coach. DETAILS | https://t.co/RpUAZCgp7t pic.twitter.com/857qvOGqen — Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) July 10, 2026 Filling out…
Could Elias Pettersson spend time back on the wing for the Canucks in 2026-27?
There is probably no other player in the Vancouver Canucks organization with more question marks attached to them heading into the 2026-27 than Elias Pettersson. In fact, he’s got so many question marks attached to him, even Batman has started to get suspicious. Will be even still be here in October? What could the…
JPat’s Monday Mailbag: What’s the best path for Braeden Cootes’ development in Canucks rebuild?
Welcome to another summer edition of the Monday Mailbag. Keep the questions coming throughout the offseason, and we’ll do our best to answer some of them on a weekly basis through the remainder of July and into August, too. The remaining weeks of the offseason will provide us all ample opportunity to assess what the…
Recent staffing decisions leave Canucks with big holes that must be filled in player development
As the Vancouver Canucks have shuffled their deck this summer and rearranged their front office and coaching staffs at both the National Hockey League and American Hockey League levels, it has resulted in several promotions from within. Daniel and Henrik Sedin have ascended to the top jobs of co-presidents of the organization, and Ryan Johnson…
Canucks prospect Adam Novotný talks about his development journey and who he models his game after
Things may be quieting down for the summer across the NHL following the draft and free agency, but for players and prospects, the summer months are far from time off. Adam Novotný, the Vancouver Canucks’ second first-round draft pick this year, already has his eyes set on another year of rigorous development. Speaking at last…
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