We should stop asking the question, “Why can’t the Vancouver Canucks play like they did on Saturday night against the Edmonton Oilers more often?” Rather, we should be focusing on the broader reality: Tuesday’s collapse against the Buffalo Sabres was,

NHL insider Farhan Lalji appeared on TSN's OverDrive to discuss the Vancouver Canucks. He highlighted Quinn Hughes as the team’s most dependable player this season.

J.T. Miller and the Vancouver Canucks secured a 3-2 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday at Rogers Arena. Quinn Hughes scored twice on the power play and Danton Heinen added another goal.

Saturday's impressive Canucks victory felt more like a fun last ride for a once-promising core that seems bound for a breakup.

With the announcement of the Vancouver Canucks’ Quarter-Century Teams, here’s a list of the accolades of the Canucks’ top 12 players over the last 25 years. First Team: Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, Markus Näslund,

Tage Thompson, Jiri Kulich and JJ Peterka each found the back of the net, with Peterka’s late tally proving to be the game winner. It marked the Sabres’ third win this season when trailing after two periods, and their first since Nov. 23 at San Jose.

In what Rick Tocchet called "a microcosm of our season," the Vancouver Canucks gave up a one-goal lead in the third period to the Buffalo Sabres.

It’s cold outside and heating up at Rogers Arena. Either way, you probably need a strong cup or two of java this morning to make sense of what’s occurring with the consistently inconsistent Vancouver Canucks.

The Nationa Hockey League announced the Vancouver Canucks quarter-century first and second team on Tuesday morning. Both teams are scattered with old and current players.

On Monday the Buffalo Sabres started their four-game road trip with a very sub-par effort in Seattle losing to the Kraken 6-4. On Tuesday the venue changes to Vancouver to play a Canucks team that beat Buffalo in overtime in late November.