Chris Faber is a Senior Hockey Writer at [Employer]. With a deep passion for competitive sports, particularly focused on the Canucks development system, Chris has built a reputation as an exceptional storyteller and dedicated reporter, often being the sole voice covering the Abbotsford Canucks and their prospects. He has been featured in The Charlotte Observer and the National Hockey League (NHL).
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By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks’ 2025-26 season comes to an end on Thursday night when the team travels to Edmonton to face the Oilers for their final game of the season. Marco Rossi picked up another assist on Tuesday night, giving him four points in his last three games. The 24-year-old centre
By: Chris Faber
It has been a smooth ride through the WHL playoffs for Vancouver Canucks prospect Braeden Cootes, but the road is about to get bumpy as the two titans in the Eastern Conference begin battle on Friday night. Cootes and his Prince Albert Raiders will have had eight full days with
By: Chris Faber
Next season is going to be yet another jump in competition for Kieren Dervin as he moves to the NCAA following his first full season in the OHL. The 95th overall pick in the 2025 draft finished the season as the second-highest scorer for the Kingston Frontenacs (OHL), putting up
By: Chris Faber
Vancouver Canucks President of Hockey Operations Jim Rutherford met the media following Tuesday evening’s draft lottery, which saw the team learn they would be picking third overall in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. Rutherford began the media availability by discussing the draft lottery results. “Despite the fact that the Canucks
By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks announced their new front office on Thursday, and General Manager Ryan Johnson joined the new Co-Presidents Daniel and Henrik Sedin to speak to the media. The trio are all former Canucks players and have been in the organization for over five years apiece. “I think it’s a
By: Chris Faber
After working his way through the organization, Ryan Johnson was named the 13th General Manager in Vancouver Canucks history on Thursday afternoon. He sat down with Canucks Insider Podcast Host Chris Faber on Thursday to chat about the journey with the organization that led him to the role of General
By: Chris Faber
Vancouver Canucks General Manager Ryan Johnson met with the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the organization's changes to the coaching staff.
By: Chris Faber
The Memorial Cup begins on Friday, and Vancouver Canucks prospect Parker Alcos is excited for his Kelowna Rockets to up their physical play as they host this year's prestigious tournament that decides the top junior team in Canada.
By: Chris Faber
Max Sasson (USA), Aatu Räty (FIN), Filip Hronek (CZE), and Linus Karlsson (SWE) are all through to the final eight, after playing seven games apiece through the round robin portion of the tournament.
By: Chris Faber
After 83 games this season, there is one final spin on the sheet in Gabriel Chiarot's 2025-26 season, and he wants to close out the year by raising the Memorial Cup.
