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Vancouver Canucks Name Johnson GM, Sedins Co-Presidents of Hockey Operations

Ryan Johnson would become the franchise’s 13th GM and report to Henrik and Daniel Sedin as Vancouver overhauls its roster.

  • The Vancouver Canucks promoted Ryan Johnson to general manager, while forwards Henrik Sedin and Daniel Sedin were appointed as co-presidents of hockey operations to lead the organization.
  • Following a search involving over 15 candidates, president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford announced on May 6 he will step down after next month's draft to transition into an advisory role.
  • Johnson, a 49-year-old former NHL centre, joined the organization in 2013 and previously served as general manager of the Abbotsford Canucks, where he guided the team to a 2024-25 Calder Cup championship.
  • Preparing for next month's NHL Draft in Buffalo ranks among the first tasks for the new administration, as the club holds the third overall selection in the upcoming entry event.
  • Management must now determine the future of head coach Adam Foote, while the Sedins' deep trust among the Vancouver fan base is expected to aid the organization's broader rebuilding efforts.
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Canucks hire Ryan Johnson as GM, Sedin twins to share president of hockey operations

The Vancouver Canucks promoted Ryan Johnson to general manager and said Daniel and Henrik Sedin will share the role of president of hockey operations.

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Reports: Canucks promote Ryan Johnson to GM, Sedin brothers to co-presidents

The Vancouver Canucks are promoting Ryan Johnson to general manager and team legends Daniel and Henrik Sedin to co-presidents of hockey operations, according to multiple reports on Thursday.

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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, May 13, 2026.
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