Canucks 'trying to find solutions' after dismal start to season: GM
Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning says the club is considering all possible options for turning around its dismal season.
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SPORTS
Vancouver Canucks' on-ice woes prompts calls for off-ice changes
It's not the start to the hockey season fans were hoping for. The Vancouver Canucks have won just five of their first 16 games, prompting calls for change.
Ex-Whitecaps women's players want MLS findings to go public
A group of former players for the Vancouver Whitecaps women's team says it welcomes Major League Soccer's investigation into how the club handled allegations of abuse, and wants the findings to be made public.
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Former B.C. CFL player convicted of 2nd-degree murder in death of ex-girlfriend
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Whitecaps CEO speaks on latest accusations of sexual misconduct involving former coach
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Canucks forward gets lost diaper bag back after B.C. man posts about it on Reddit
A Burnaby, B.C., resident used the help of Reddit to return a diaper bag to Canucks forward Justin Dowling.
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Ex-Whitecaps women's coach accused of sexual misconduct by former player
A former head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps women's team is facing allegations of attempting to solicit sex from a player.
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Vancouver Canucks mark home opener amid relaxed COVID-19 rules
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Canucks legend Gino Odjick gets Hall call, continues to inspire Indigenous youth
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Faked injury? Vancouver Whitecaps forward fined for embellishment
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Canucks opening lineup fully vaccinated, forward Brandon Sutter still out with COVID-19 symptoms
Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning says forward Brandon Sutter is still experiencing COVID-19 symptoms seven months after the virus swept through the team.
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Vancouver Canucks deal defenceman Olli Juolevi to Florida Panthers
The Vancouver Canucks have traded beleaguered defenceman Olli Juolevi to the Florida Panthers.
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Canucks centre Jason Dickinson not afraid to speak up for what he believes
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Kraken takes the ice at Canucks' Rogers Arena for the 1st time
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BC Lions receiver Whitehead expected to miss 2 to 4 weeks following hand surgery
The BC Lions announced Monday receiver Lucky Whitehead will require surgery for a broken hand and is expected to be out two-to-four weeks.
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Vancouver Canucks sign Pettersson, Hughes to multi-year contracts
The Canucks announced the contracts with Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes Sunday, more than a week after the team opened training camp in Abbotsford, B.C.
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Hockey fans fill Rogers Arena to watch Canucks game for first time since pandemic began
For the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, fans were welcomed inside Rogers Arena to watch the Vancouver Canucks.
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B.C. closing parts of Highways 1, 3 and 99 on Saturday over weather concerns
The B.C. government has announced it is "proactively closing" parts of Highway 1, Highway 3 and Highway 99 on Saturday as the province braces for the next atmospheric river.
COVID-19 exposures in Lower Mainland schools declining along with B.C. case count
The number of schools on COVID-19 exposure lists in B.C.'s Lower Mainland continued to decline this week, reaching its lowest level since early October.
'EMBC failed us': Shackan chief critical of province's flood response
The Chief of a B.C. First Nation says his people 'slipped through the cracks' after floods wiped out most of their land.
VANCOUVER ISLAND
Vancouver Island adds 68 new COVID-19 cases; 'no evidence' of Omicron variant in B.C.
The new cases were among 341 cases identified across the province over the past 24 hours.
'Where do I go, downtown?': Salt Spring Island residents fear being homeless after hospital purchases hotel property
The owner of an aging hotel on Salt Spring Island, B.C. has decided to sell the property and move on. The issue with the sale is that the property is currently home to 20 vulnerable people that would otherwise be homeless, and that has those residents fearing that they will end up on the streets.
James Bay tenants still looking for housing after fatal fire
Tenants displaced by a James Bay apartment fire are banding together in an increasingly desperate search for affordable housing.
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Travel for work not considered 'essential' for many in B.C., ministry says of highway order
Emergency Management B.C. tells CTV News the ministry is asking employers to be patient while travel restrictions on flood- and mudslide-damaged highways are in place.
Climate levy proposed by Vancouver mayor for 2022 budget
Vancouver's mayor wants a new levy to fight climate change in the city's 2022 budget.
Here's why glass recycling isn't being picked up in some Metro Vancouver cities
The flooding in southern B.C. has led to many disruptions for residents, from closed roadways to gas shortages that have forced rationing, and a provincial recycling company says the conditions have also limited its ability to pick up items.
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'Local heroes': B.C. dairy farmers fed cows submerged to their necks in water for 2 days, agriculture minister says
Farmers in B.C.'s flood-stricken Fraser Valley are demonstrating just how resilient and persevering they can be in the face of recent storms.
Coquihalla Highway could reopen by late January, minister says, as repairs underway
For the first time since last week's devastating storm destroyed several sections of the Coquihalla Highway between Hope and Merritt, B.C., the provincial government has issued a tentative timeline for when the route might reopen.
'Fraudulent nurse' treated patients at B.C. Women's Hospital, police say
Criminal charges have been laid against a 49-year-old woman who allegedly posed as a nurse while working at a Vancouver hospital – something she's accused of doing elsewhere in Canada as well.
