Chris Faber is a journalist focusing on local hockey news in Vancouver, British Columbia. He writes for the National Hockey League (NHL) and covers the Vancouver Canucks extensively, providing updates on player performances, team strategies, and game analysis. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the sport, Chris delivers engaging articles that keep fans informed and connected to their favorite team.
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By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks continue their homestand with the Calgary Flames coming to town for an all-Canadian, Tuesday night affair at Rogers Arena. With a 7-3-3 record, the Canucks look to build on their winning record with some home-ice wins over the next eight days. The start of the season hasn’t
By: Chris Faber
Coming into his third NCAA season, goaltending prospect Aku Koskenvuo was set to take a big step in his game and take on the workload that comes with being a starting goaltender.
By: Chris Faber
After a convincing 3-1 win on Tuesday night, the Vancouver Canucks are back in action on Thursday as the New York Islanders come to town for the teams' one and only meeting at Rogers Arena this season.
By: Chris Faber
There are few things in this life better than feeling like you are home. For Erik Brännström, he’s beginning to feel that in Vancouver as a member of the Canucks. “I think it was meant to be,” said Brännström. “It was a weird couple of weeks for me before coming
By: Chris Faber
Saturday night presents another opportunity for the Vancouver Canucks to get back to their winning ways on home ice with the Chicago Blackhawks coming to town. It will be Connor Bedard’s first NHL game at Rogers Arena and somewhat of a homecoming for the local kid who was selected first
By: Chris Faber
By Chris Faber The Vancouver Canucks are right back in action on Sunday night after a 4-1 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks.
By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks will finish their six-game homestand with a Tuesday night tilt against the New York Rangers.
By: Chris Faber
Vancouver Canucks goaltender Thatcher Demko spoke to the media ahead of the team embarking on a six-game road trip starting on the East Coast and travelling westward to finish the trip in Minnesota.
By: Chris Faber
Elias Pettersson is finding confidence in himself and chemistry on his line with Jake DeBrusk and Kiefer Sherwood as the Vancouver Canucks hit the road for a season-long, six-game road trip.
By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks begin their six-game road trip with a stop in the nation’s capital for a match with the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night. This will be the first matchup of the season between the two Canadian clubs, but they will play again in less than a month when
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