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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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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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
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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
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Vancouver Canucks deal defenceman Olli Juolevi to 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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Dairy cattle on B.C. farm suffering from pneumonia after being stuck in floodwater
After spending hours standing in floodwater, some cattle in B.C.'s Fraser Valley are now suffering from pneumonia.
B.C.'s COVID-19 rules are changing again. Here's what churchgoers need to know.
An exemption in place worshippers in British Columbia was changed Tuesday as the province confirmed its first case of the concerning Omicron variant of COVID-19.
'Overall positive forecasts' outlined in latest update on flooding in Abbotsford, B.C.
The mayor of one of the cities most impacted by recent B.C. storm systems says the protections in place in Abbotsford are as ready as they're going to get.
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Vancouver Island adds 57 cases of COVID-19 as Omicron variant detected in B.C.
Another 57 new cases of COVID-19 have been identified in the Vancouver Island region Tuesday.
Hundreds of B.C. public workers on unpaid leave after failing to meet vaccine requirement
While the vast majority of B.C. public servants have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, hundreds of workers are now on unpaid leave for failing to provide proof of vaccination.
Little progress made to combat anti-Indigenous racism in B.C. health care: report
A progress report on a plan to address anti-Indigenous racism in British Columbia's health-care system says Aboriginal patients continue to disproportionately die as a result of the impacts of racism and the two ongoing public-health emergencies.
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B.C. extends gas rationing order, state of emergency until Dec. 14
The ongoing impacts of intense storms on B.C.'s South Coast have prompted the government to extend its gasoline rationing order and state of emergency for another two weeks.
14-year-old boy arrested after woman, dog stabbed near Vancouver SkyTrain station
A 14-year-old boy could face criminal charges after police say he allegedly stabbed a 32-year-old woman and her dog near a Vancouver SkyTrain station on Friday night.
'Don’t blame it on your passengers,' Vancouver police warn after Uber driver caught speeding
An Uber driver caught travelling well above the speed limit in Vancouver last week was called out by police for trying to blame the passengers.
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Top ambulance executives who oversaw disastrous response to B.C. heat dome quietly took new roles
The two top executives at B.C. Emergency Health Services who oversaw an unexplained lack of preparedness for the fatal heat dome in late June have been reassigned to other roles within the health-care system.
String of robberies originating from escort services leads to warning from Surrey RCMP
Mounties in Surrey are warning people about a string of robberies that originated through escort service sites.
