Patrick Johnston is a Sports Writer at The Province and The Vancouver Sun. He specializes in covering competitive sports, particularly hockey and the NHL, while also exploring themes related to sports business and broadcasting. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post and the Calgary Herald.
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By: Patrick Johnston
What the coach knows and believes hockey players are capable of is at the centre of much of what he says about his Vancouver Canucks.
By: Patrick Johnston
the Whitecaps aren't facing Miami at all in 2025, though that doesn't mean they won't play in Florida at all
By: Patrick Johnston
Everyone has a favourite Christmas gift from when they were growing up. The Canucks' players are no exception.
Patrick Johnston: J.T. Miller's return to action should help revive the Canucks' moribund offence.
By: Patrick Johnston
For the second night in a row, the Canucks couldn't hold a lead and struggled to counter punch
"It's one thing to be a star on a mediocre team. It's one thing to be a star on a good team," Allvin said.
The Vancouver Canucks can win on the road. They've stunk at home.
The Vancouver Canucks are winning, but they're also uneven. And there's a rift between the stars.
By: Patrick Johnston
Whatever disharmony they may be dealing with, they managed to play a pretty entertaining hockey game Saturday evening. Read on.
By: Patrick Johnston
Elias Pettersson's denials of reality are bizarre and speak to big problems inside the Canucks' dressing room.
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