Iain Macintyre is a sports journalist for Scribe, a publication associated with Sportsnet. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Iain covers local sports news, with a particular focus on the Vancouver Canucks hockey team. His articles provide insights into the team's performance, player interviews, and analysis of game outcomes.
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Iain Macintyre's coverage is highly focused on local sports, particularly hockey with a specific emphasis on the Vancouver Canucks and NHL. He dedicates a notable percentage of his articles to event coverage and announcements related to team and player performance.
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VANCOUVER – The costliest loss a team can suffer in free agency is not the departure of any one player.
By: Iain Macintyre
Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin announced Friday that popular defenceman Nikita Zadorov, who was like a 250-pound force of nature during the National Hockey League playoffs, has turned down the team’s “best” offer and will leave when free agency opens on Monday.
By: Iain Macintyre
After nibbling around the edges of free agency his first two summers as the Vancouver Canucks’ general manager, Patrik Allvin finally has the salary-cap space to take a big bite on Monday.
By: Iain MacIntyre
VANCOUVER — General manager Patrik Allvin said Monday that “July 1 is a crazy day.” For the Vancouver Canucks, not so much.
The Canucks turned heads when they announced that Ian Clark had requested re-assignment away from day-to-day coaching duties. Iain MacIntyre breaks down what we know, and what we don't, about the Canucks' goaltending situation heading into 2024-25.
By: Iain MacIntyre
VANCOUVER — Despite uncertainty over the status of Thatcher Demko and Arturs Silovs Vancouver Canucks president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford
By: Iain MacIntyre
VANCOUVER — The elite training group that Quinn Hughes ' dad, Jim, runs each summer just outside Detroit has become so popular that last month there
By: Iain Macintyre
When Jake DeBrusk signed with the Canucks on July 1, he said yes to the idea of playing with Elias Pettersson, the star centre in need of a winger. "He's just such a sick player."
By: Iain Macintyre
A prodigy in Finland, it merely feels like Aatu Raty has been around a long time and that his best-before date may already be approaching. But forgetting about the Canucks' former top prospect now would be foolish.
By: Iain MacIntyre
PENTICTON, B.C. – Bad syntax doesn't necessarily make a bad slogan. “Embrace the hard,” Rick Tocchet says, floating ideas for the Vancouver Canucks ' motto this season. “Embrace hard, I don't know. Hard is good?
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