Patrick Johnston is a sports writer specializing in Canucks coverage for The Province and The Vancouver Sun. With a wide range of experience in local Canadian sports journalism, Patrick provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles for hockey fans in Elliot Lake and beyond.
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What are fans thinking after Thursday's debacle? Let's take a look at what is on the mind of fans this week β¦ Article content
By: Patrick Johnston
Chicago Blackhawks' Connor Bedard will play in his hometown for the first time and he'll be facing the slumping Canucks.
By: Patrick Johnston
Facing the hapless Chicago Blackhawks, you knew going in that the stumbling Canucks just had to win.
The Canucks host the Predators across the street from Sunday's biggest day in Canadian football.
By: Patrick Johnston
Patrick Johnston: Why won't Marty McSorley just admit what we all see?
By: Patrick Johnston
The Vancouver Canucks centre has been trying to play through an injury but apparently the emotional weight of it all has overwhelmed him
The Canucks head out on a road trip after a brutal home stand. Create an account or sign in to keep reading.
When they were winning, the Canucks were in no rush to find a defenceman. Now they're losing. Time is running out.
Canucks fans want to see the team get back to a winning footing. They also want to see a new defenceman.
The Canucks are in Ottawa on Saturday, where they'll face off against a former coach and a former teammate.
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