Demko, Canucks finish strong to hand Kings 3-2 shootout loss
Elias Pettersson had a power-play goal, Thatcher Demko made 38 saves and the Vancouver Canucks defeated the Los Angeles Kings 3-2 in a shootout Saturday night.
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Whitecaps through to CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals
Cruising through to the quarterfinals in CONCACAF Champions League play could come with a massive challenge for the Vancouver Whitecaps.
Vancouver Canucks trounce Senators 5-2, extend win streak to four games
There's a new energy in the Vancouver Canucks' locker room these days, says goalie Thatcher Demko. After struggling through much of the season, the team has found ways to win in recent week.
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Whitecaps return to CONCACAF Champions League seeking first win of 2023
The Vancouver Whitecaps had a knack for performing on the big stage last season. When the games mattered most, the club seemed to rise to the occasion, winning a series of do-or-die matchups that helped the 'Caps capture the Canadian Championship and nearly squeak into the Major League Soccer playoffs.
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Canadian women topple Ireland at Canada Sevens, men close tournament with loss
Fancy Bermudez scored a pair of tries as the Canadian women defeated Ireland 24-12 Sunday to put themselves in position for their best result this season at the HSBC Canada Sevens tournament.
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Canucks' special teams rise in 4-1 win over Leafs
The Vancouver Canucks know they're not going to the playoffs this year, but Saturday's 4-1 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs gave the team a taste of what it's like to play a meaningful game in March.
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Eighth, possibly last Canada Sevens event underway in Vancouver
From rocking crowds, to exotic costumes, to the electric play down on the pitch, the HSBC Canada Sevens has become an annual Vancouver staple, but this year, there are concerns it could the tour's final stop at BC Place.
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Work still to be done revamping Vancouver Canucks roster: Allvin
Patrik Allvin has been busy in recent weeks, chipping away and reconstructing the Vancouver Canucks roster.
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Vancouver Whitecaps defeated in MLS season opener
Frustration loomed in the Vancouver Whitecaps' locker room Saturday night after the team lost to Real Salt Lake.
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Canucks acquire Kravtsov from Rangers for Lockwood and a seventh-round pick in 2026
The Vancouver Canucks acquired forward Vitali Kravtsov from the New York Rangers on Saturday in exchange for forward Will Lockwood and a seventh-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
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'This could be the year we achieve something': Whitecaps confident ahead of new season
Vanni Sartini and his Vancouver Whitecaps coaching staff wanted to give their players a little time off as they prepared for the Major League Soccer season in Palm Springs, Cali., in recent weeks.
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'They made me feel wanted': Whitecaps' latest addition embracing Vancouver
Some blustery weather in Vancouver hasn't dampened the arrival of the Whitecaps' latest acquisition.
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Pettersson pots five points, Vancouver Canucks down Philadelphia Flyers 6-2
For Vancouver Canucks star Elias Pettersson, marking a career milestone on Saturday night was big - but getting a rookie goalie his first NHL win was bigger.
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West Vancouver karate duo set to represent B.C. for the first time at the Canada Winter Games
Two West Vancouver high schoolers are gearing up to take on the country's best karate athletes at the Canada Winter Games in P.E.I.
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Struggling Vancouver Canucks hit by more injuries with Ekman-Larsson, Lazar out
Another spate of injuries is plaguing the Vancouver Canucks.
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Vancouver boys basketball team looking for answers after being disqualified from local tournament
The Kitsilano Secondary School (KSS) boys' junior basketball team has seen its season unexpectedly cut short after a player was deemed ineligible.
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Vancouver Whitecaps sign Japanese goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka to two-year deal
The 26-year-old 'keeper comes to Vancouver from Yokohama F. Marinos in Japan's J1 League.
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'Hope is disappearing': Canucks fans frustrated over disappointing season
Vancouver Canucks faithful have seen it all during yet another disappointing season - and several say they're frustrated not only with the on-ice performance, but with a lack of answers from the team's front office.
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'It felt like home': Bo Horvat says goodbye to Vancouver
Bo Horvat is saying goodbye to Vancouver and the Canucks after a decade in blue and green.
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Downtown Eastside fire destroys tents in encampment, spreads to building
Vancouver firefighters were called to the Downtown Eastside Sunday evening after a fire destroyed multiple tents in an encampment and spread to a building near Main and East Hastings streets.
Woman suing Tim Hortons for $500K after hot tea spill left her 'disfigured'
An Ontario woman has launched a lawsuit seeking $500,000 from Tim Hortons after she suffered major burns from an alleged ‘superheated’ tea. The company has denied all allegations and said she was ‘the author of her own misfortune.'
'Absolutely disgusting': B.C. councillor speaks out after Sikh international student swarmed, beaten
An international student was swarmed and beaten by a group of people who ripped off his turban and dragged him across the sidewalk by his hair in Kelowna, B.C., Friday evening, according to a local politician.
VANCOUVER ISLAND
Port McNeill RCMP violated suspect's Charter rights during detention, judge rules
Mounties in Port McNeill violated a suspect's Charter rights by failing to allow him to contact a lawyer promptly after his 2019 drug trafficking arrest, a judge has ruled.
Man seriously injured in downtown Nanaimo shooting
One man is in the hospital in serious condition after being shot in downtown Nanaimo this weekend, according to authorities.
FortisBC bills set to drop starting April 1
B.C. natural gas users will soon see their bills decrease.
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Vancouver councillors weigh in on closure of Chinatown's Kent's Kitchen
Vancouver city councillors say the closure of Kent's Kitchen will be a tremendous loss for the community, but that there's only so much they can do to help.
B.C. cannabis retailers say federal regulations making them targets for thieves
B.C. cannabis retailers say federal regulations requiring them to ensure products aren't visible from the street are making them prime targets for thieves.
Video game loot boxes the subject of proposed B.C. class action
A B.C. man's effort to bring a class action lawsuit against a major video game developer over its use of "loot boxes" moved slightly closer to reality this week.
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Tourists 'extremely lucky' to survive 24 hours on snowy mountain, B.C. rescuers say
Two tourists are lucky to be alive after spending more than 24 hours stranded in snowy conditions on the North Shore Mountains, according to rescue crews.
New Westminster residents, mayor push for 'Vision Zero' strategy following pedestrian death
Calls for the City of New Westminster to adopt a 'Vision Zero' strategy – which seeks to eliminate deaths and injuries on roadways – are growing after a man was struck and killed by a truck earlier this month.
Travellers stuck at YVR question call to cancel flights due to snow
People travelling out of YVR Sunday are being "strongly advised" to check their flight status due to the potential for delays and cancellations following a snowstorm.
