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• New Vancouver tax intended to chip away at FIFA World Cup costs

  The price of hosting the FIFA World Cup is rising in Vancouver, and the province is using a new tool to help cover the costs.

  

• Canucks face fan backlash over Bruce Boudreau firing

  The Vancouver Canucks front office is feeling the heat from fans over the way it handled the firing of Bruce Boudreau.

  

• Bruce, there he goes: Struggling Canucks fire head coach Boudreau

  After weeks of speculation, the struggling Vancouver Canucks have fired head coach Bruce Boudreau.

• Canucks coach Boudreau emotional amid rumours of coaching change

  Rumours of an imminent change behind the Vancouver Canucks bench haven't escaped current head coach Bruce Boudreau.

• Beloved former Canuck Gino Odjick dies at 52

  Gino Odjick, a fan favourite who played eight seasons with the Vancouver Canucks, has died.

• B.C. quarterback Nathan Rourke announces which NFL team he's signed with

  Nathan Rourke is headed to the NFL. The 24-year-old Victoria native tweeted Sunday he'll be signing soon with the Jacksonville Jaguars, one of 12 teams he worked out for after finishing the '22 season with the BC Lions.

• 'I'm definitely on team tank': Canucks fans losing patience at season's midway point

  With 41 games to go, the Canucks currently have the seventh-best odds of selecting first in the draft. North Vancouver's Connor Bedard sits atop the projected draft board and is considered a generational talent by some.

• Canadian defender Yao among fresh faces looking to crack Whitecaps' roster

  Sporting director Axel Schuster knew heading into the off-season that he had work to do reshaping the Vancouver Whitecaps' roster.

• B.C. boy who lost Canucks stick on flight home gifted new stick, signed jersey

  A Vancouver Canucks hockey stick and signed jersey from captain Bo Horvat has made its way to a Nanaimo, B.C., boy following an intense series of ups and downs.

• Vancouver Whitecaps ink Uruguayan centre back Mathias Laborda through 2025

  The Vancouver Whitecaps have bolstered their backline, signing Uruguayan centre back Mathias Laborda.

• BC Lions sign co-general managers Campbell, McEvoy to extensions

  Splitting general manager duties might be an unusual practice among CFL clubs, but the BC Lions have found a way to make it work.

• After World Cup, rising soccer star returns to B.C. school to inspire students

  Fresh from representing Canada at the World Cup in Qatar, rising soccer star Joel Waterman made a triumphant return to his former high school in B.C.'s Fraser Valley Monday to share some inspiring words with students.

• 'Step in the right direction': New pro soccer league brings overdue opportunity for female athletes in Canada

  A new professional women's soccer league will create an exciting – if overdue – opportunity for female players in Canada, according to one of the Olympians working on its launch.

• Star BC Lions receiver Burnham announces retirement after 8-year CFL career

  BC Lions star receiver Bryan Burnham has announced his retirement, ending an eight-year career with the CFL franchise.

• Vancouver to be home to one of new women's pro soccer league's first teams

  A new professional women's soccer league is coming to Canada. The Vancouver Whitecaps announced Monday that it will be home to one of two founding teams when the eight-team league begins in 2025.

• Horvat scores twice, Vancouver Canucks edge Arizona Coyotes 3-2 in OT

  Brock Boeser's emotions ran the gamut Saturday. When the Vancouver Canucks right-winger got to the rink for morning skate, he learned he was set to be a healthy scratch. Hours later, he scored his fourth goal of the season, helping his side to a 3-2 overtime win over the Arizona Coyotes.