Patrick Johnston is a Canucks Reporter at The Province and Vancouver Sun. He specializes in sports coverage, with a focus on competitive sports, sports business, and health and wellness, while also addressing regional interests and world news. Patrick's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post and the Calgary Herald.
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GM Ryan Johnson says there's no timeline on Demko's return. What does that actually mean?
Chris Driedger, 32, joins Vancouver on a PTO. He spent last season in the KHL but has past NHL experience with Seattle, Florida and Ottawa.
Almost two years after the Vancouver Canucks' dressing room fell apart, their former star admits he was in treatment.
By: Patrick Johnston
The Whitecaps keep signing players, but we're all waiting to hear about the biggest deal to come.
Can the young Swede deliver on his promise?
By: Patrick Johnston
TUSD Chief Business Administrator Hojat Entezari, at a regular meeting of the Golden Hills CSD Board of Directors Thursday, asks for a chance to give a presentation on TUSD's bond ask at a future meeting.
Eligible dental hygiene and therapy students will receive placement travel and accommodation payments upfront from 2026/27.
The Tehachapi Unified School District will hold a job fair Sept. 12, primarily for classified staff, as well as some substitute teacher positions.
A young great horned owl is released back into the wild Friday evening in Philip Marx Central Park by Tehachapi Volunteer Wildlife Transport Operations Lead Deirdra Vierra. The owl was transported to the Ojai Raptor Center by the local volunteer organization just before the Mountain Festival after it was found unable to fly. Volunteers said it's rare for their organization to both capture and release the same animal, so this was a gratifying experience.
Simplyhealth Group acquires FMC, expanding its support for UK dental practices through technology, education, media and events
