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The Vancouver Canucks have some tough decisions to make at the halfway point of the preseason and deciding what to do with Emerson Etem

In Game 2 of the preseason, the Vancouver Canucks snagged a victory thanks to strong rookie performances.

12 more players have seen their training camps with the Vancouver Canucks come to an end.

The Vancouver Canucks have wanted a left winger for a long time, but a top defenseman like Jacob Trouba sure wouldn't hurt either.

Vancouver Canucks sophomore forward Jake Virtanen looks like the odd man out at the start of training camp, playing on an all-AHL line.

The Sedin Twins have always been special players for the Vancouver Canucks, but the World Cup has shown just how truly special they are.

Team Sweden happens to have the Vancouver Canucks' new top line, and it's working well for them.

The Vancouver Canucks' six World Cup of Hockey participants will likely all make the semifinals.

The Vancouver Canucks finished the 2016 YoungStars with a 1-1-1 record but in a tournament like this it isn't the record that matters.

Markstrom, Demko and Garteig are considered the Vancouver Canucks' goalies of the future. But the future might be closer than we think.

Team Sweden and Team Europe have each played their first games at the World Cup and a few Vancouver Canucks have performed well.

Alex Burrows might be the best winger the Sedins ever had, but with his production dropping, it's time for the Vancouver Canucks to cut him loose.

Everyone is excited for the Vancouver Canucks' newest additions. But when will we actually see them in the NHL?

Six Vancouver Canucks will be competing in the 2016 World Cup of Hockey, and here's what to expect.

Whether the World Cup of Hockey is good for the Vancouver Canucks that are playing in it is debatable. It will definitely help the prospects, though.

The Vancouver Canucks have announced their roster for the annual Young Stars Classic in Penticton. Get it here on The Canuck Way!

The Vancouver Canucks will have six players competing in the 2016 World Cup of Hockey, including four that will suit up for Team Europe.

Team Sweden will feature four Vancouver Canucks players at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey, three of which could build the team's top line.

Vancouver Canucks forward Anton Rodin is far from having a roster spot guaranteed, but the club really needs him to work out.

The Vancouver Canucks aren't in a great state. But is it really as bad as NHL fans around the league make it out to be?

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