As the Canucks officially take the ice for the first time this season on Thursday morning, here are five storylines to watch.

The Canucks finished atop the Pacific Division with a 50-23-9 record last season, then ousted the Nashville Predators from the playoffs in a gritty, six-game first-round series. Vancouver then fell to the Edmonton Oilers in a seven-game second-round set.

Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman talk about the current postseason picture in both the AL and NL, they draft the best playoff pitching rotations, Juan Soto hitting his 200th career home run and Jose Altuve’s ejection in San Diego.

The season is almost here, and Vancouver Canucks training camp is about to kick-off in Penticton at the South Okanagan Events Centre. Training camp helps set the tone for the season, and we wanted to highlight some exciting aspects of Canucks hockey that we’ll get a glimpse of during camp.

The Vancouver Canucks have announced that four players will miss the start of training camp, which gets going tomorrow.

While the Canucks starting goaltender did not have an exact timetable for his return, he is getting better day by day and hopes not to be sidelined for too much longer. Canucks Rick Tocchet Reflects On Former Teammate Jaromír Jágr Following Retirement Announcement Canucks DeBrusk Opens 2024 Training Camp Beside Pettersson & Lekkerimäki As for the on-ice practice,

The Vancouver Canucks are heading into the 2024-25 season fresh off a Pacific Division title and an impressive 50-win campaign that was cut short in the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs by the eventual Western Conference champions,

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The Vancouver Canucks have released their 2024 Training Camp roster. The group includes 36 forwards, 22 defencemen and seven goaltenders. This year's event will take place in Penticton at the South Okanagan Events Centre from September 19-22,

Montreal Canadiens training camp commenced on Wednesday. Fifty-nine players were invited to the main camp and there are many intriguing names among them.