Chris Faber is a Senior Hockey Writer at [Employer]. With a strong focus on team sports and a deep passion for the Canucks development system, Chris has made a name for himself as an enthusiastic storyteller, particularly through his work with the Canucks Conversation podcast and Canucks Army. He has been featured in The Charlotte Observer and the National Hockey League (NHL).
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By: Chris Faber
The past 12 months have been full of new experiences, change, and a gold medal at the World Junior Championships for Vancouver Canucks prospect Wilson Björck. After being selected by the Canucks in the fifth round of the 2025 draft, Björck left the Swedish junior circuit for the NCAA in
By: Chris Faber
Daren Hermiston was an agent on a rapid rise in the industry over the past few years. The 39-year-old British Columbian from Kamloops had to find his edge in the ultra-competitive world of hockey player representation, and he did that by being a student of development and wanting to find new ways to help get his clients to the NHL.
By: Chris Faber
Abbotsford Canucks General Manager Richard Seeley has seen the AHL evolve over the past decade and is excited to get to work with the organization that he grew up cheering for.
By: Chris Faber
It has been a year since Braeden Cootes had his dream come true when his name was called on night one of the NHL Entry Draft.
By: Chris Faber
General Manager Ryan Johnson met with the media on Thursday morning ahead of the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. He discussed the Canucks’ draft outlook, his options to move picks, and gave an update on a few roster players. Here’s what Johnson said in his meeting with the media. He began
By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks made two selections in the opening round of the 2026 NHL Entry Draft on Friday night. Following the first round, General Manager Ryan Johnson met with the media to discuss his picks and look ahead to day two, with the organization currently holding eight more picks. “Really
By: Lindsey Horsting, Chris Faber
It all goes down today at 4:00 p.m. PT. The Vancouver Canucks will take their swings at the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, looking to draft the next wave of talent. It’s an important draft for the organization’s future, and on night one, they hold the third overall and 24th overall
By: Chris Faber
We heard from the top two picks on Saturday and, after the draft concluded, spoke with Director of Amateur Scouting Todd Harvey.
By: Chris Faber
The Vancouver Canucks' prospects took the ice on Tuesday as Development Camp began at the Rogers Forum. The group is eager and excited to begin the week of work, and coaches are already noticing players building relationships with each other and with the development staff.
By: Chris Faber
When Vancouver Canucks Director of Amateur Scouting Todd Harvey spoke immediately after day two of the NHL draft, he began his media availability by saying, “Well, we got bigger.”
