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General Manager Mike Gillis announced today that the Canucks have re-signed right winger Jannik Hansen. In keeping with club policy terms were not disclosed. Hansen, 23, recorded 21 points (6-15-21) in 55 games played with the Canucks

The Vancouver Canucks made their way across Canada in 2009. It kicked off with a memorable stop in Calgary and moved on to the nation's capital for a showdown with the Sens?

A first round pick in 2007, Patrick White has been a lightning rod for criticism. Is it deserved? He gets honest with CanucksTV about his career with the University of Minnesota.

Canucks President and CEO, Chris Zimmerman has made the decision to step down from his position for family reasons. Mike Gillis will assume the role of President of Canucks Sports and Entertainment.

The championship round is upon us. This is your last chance to vote your play-of-the-year into the finals. Burrows OT winner in Detroit, Willie wins it against the Leafs and the brouhaha in Chicago.

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Mike Gillis announced today that the Canucks have re-signed centre Kyle Wellwood. Wellwood, 26, recorded 27 points (18-9-27) in 74 games in 2008.09. Wonderous Welly

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Mike Gillis announced today that the Canucks have signed forward Kellan Tochkin. Tochkin, 18, recorded 74 points (20-54-74) in 72 games with the Everett Silvertips in 2008-09.

After two unforgettable seasons of stories and memories with Canucks alumni, Barry MacDonald recaps some of the best moments from Canucks TV: Forever a Canuck. Darcy Rota and Richard Brodeur share their tales.

The 2009-10 season is a few months away, but while NHL teams get in some vacation time before training camp opens in September, the pressure already is building for some players who know they'll have to be big-time producers.

As soon as the clock struck noon on July 1, the names started coming off the board and some of them were big. However, a bulk of the summer signings came and went off the transactions page with little fanfare.

Surrey native, Prab Rai looks to make his hometown proud after being chosen in the fifth round of the 2008 draft and hopes to prove that he can be a very productive player in the NHL.

Manitoba Moose GM Craig Heisinger is almost never wrong. After discovering many undrafted gems among other accomplishments, it’s safe to say that he's usually spot on. But with Mario Bliznak, Heisinger was admittedly off the mark.

After two unforgettable seasons of stories and memories with Canucks alumni, Barry MacDonald recaps some of the best moments from Canucks TV: Forever a Canuck. Gary Monahan remembers the legacy of Roger Neilson.

The Vancouver Canucks announced today that the Canucks have signed forwards Tanner Glass and Guillaume Desbiens and defenceman Mike Funk. In keeping with club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.

After two unforgettable seasons of stories and memories with Canucks alumni, Barry MacDonald recaps some of the best moments from Canucks TV: Forever a Canuck. Part four begins with anecdotes from Pat Quinn.

The Vancouver Canucks release the 2009-2010 regular season schedule, which opens with divisional matchup with the Calgary Flames. The home opener kicks off a three-game home stand October 5th against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

The 2009-10 NHL schedule was announced Wednesday. The season begins Oct. 1 and ends more than 27 weeks later, on April 11. Get a numerical breakdown of the upcoming season based on the 09-10 schedule.

After two unforgettable seasons of stories and memories with Canucks alumni, Barry MacDonald recaps some of the best moments from Canucks TV: Forever a Canuck. Part three features John Shorthouse interviewing Jim Robson.

The Canucks newest first rounder, Jordan Schroeder, will have a few things to overcome on the way to an NHL career - his size and being a Minnesota native playing in Vancouver.

After two unforgettable seasons of stories and memories with Canucks alumni, Barry MacDonald recaps some of the best moments from Canucks TV: Forever a Canuck. Part two features stories from Gary Monahan and Pat Quinn.