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  Boeser scores twice as Canucks beat Ducks 3-1

  A year ago, Brock Boeser was nearly a healthy scratch on the night the Vancouver Canucks honoured those fighting cancer.

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  B.C. Place to be renamed Christine Sinclair Place for soccer star's final match

  B.C. Place Stadium is being renamed 'Christine Sinclair Place' for one night only, in honour of the Canada captain's final international outing

• Senecal, stout defence lead Montreal Carabins to 16-9 Vanier Cup win over UBC

  Quarterback Jonathan Senecal's second-half touchdown led the Montreal Carabins to a hard-fought 16-9 win over a game University of British Columbia Thunderbirds squad in the Vanier Cup on Saturday afternoon.

• Canucks continue to find success in Seattle as Vancouver runs away with a 5-1 win over Kraken

  After hitting their first rough patch of the season, the Vancouver Canucks produced a strong response against their closest rival.

• Vancouver Canucks, Nils Aman agree to 2-year contract extension

  The Vancouver Canucks and forward Nils Aman have agreed to a two-year-contract extension, the club announced Friday.

• Canucks' captain Quinn Hughes' season off to historic start

  Quinn Hughes maintains he's not getting carried away by the numbers.

• Nils Hoglander hit with max fine for slew-footing Sharks' Kevin Labanc

  The NHL's Department of Player Safety says Canucks forward Nils Hoglander has been fined for slew-footing San Jose's Kevin Labanc during Vancouver's 3-1 win on Monday.

• Hughes has goal and assist as Canucks beat Sharks 3-1

  Quinn Hughes is more concerned with winning than the numbers he's been putting up.

• Prince Harry drops ceremonial puck for Canucks as lead up to 2025 Invictus Games

  Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, performed the ceremonial puck drop at the Vancouver Canucks game on Monday night, as part of the lead up to the 2025 Invictus Games.

• Vancouver Canucks fall 4-3 to Seattle Kraken for second straight loss

  Vancouver head coach Rick Tocchet didn't mince words after his Canucks lost back-to-back games for the first time since Oct. 19.

• Tennis Canada pushing for accessible home court for western junior team

  About 20 promising tennis hopefuls come to the North Shore Winter Club every week to practice and train, but the space and hours are limited.

• Vancouver table tennis player Stephanie Chan wins Canada's first medal at Parapan Am Games

  Vancouver table tennis player Stephanie Chan won Canada's first medal at the Parapan American Games on Saturday.

• Canucks look to Bo Horvat's first game back in Vancouver with N.Y. Islanders

  Elias Pettersson has one hope for Vancouver Canucks fans as ex-captain Bo Horvat makes his return to Rogers Arena on Wednesday. "I hope they don't boo him," the Swedish forward said after practice at the University of British Columbia.

• Winnipeg Blue Bombers beat B.C. Lions to secure Grey Cup berth

  Brady Oliveira rushed for 109 yards and one touchdown while Nick Hallett blocked a punt and scored to help propel the Blue Bombers to a franchise-record fourth straight Grey Cup appearance after a 24-13 victory over the B.C. Lions in Saturday's CFL West Division final.

• Canucks defeat Senators, extend winning streak to five games

  Elias Pettersson didn't feel his Vancouver Canucks had their best showing Thursday, but that didn't stop the fun of winning.

• Surging Canucks beat slumping Oilers 6-2

  All it took was just under three-and-a-half minutes for the Edmonton Oilers to come undone and the Vancouver Canucks to surge to victory.