Willie Mitchell won two Stanley Cups during his 907-game NHL career, but he has one regret. 
He never won the Cup in Vancouver. 
The Canucks had good teams during his final two years in Vancouver, losing in the playoffs both times, in 2009 and 2010 to the Chicago Blackhawks. 
“The only thing I regret is we didn’t win,” Mitchell told Daily Hive in a telephone interview from his home in Tofino.

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Willie Mitchell's one regret: Not winning Stanley Cup with Canucks

Court documents show Vancouver Canucks forward Jake Virtanen is denying allegations that he sexually assaulted a young woman. He denied the allegation in a response filed on June 1.

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Canucks forward Jake Virtanen denies alleged sexual assault in court documents

The killing of four members of a Muslim family in London, Ontario, on Sunday hit close to home for Vancouver Canucks captain Bo Horvat. 
The horrifying attack occurred when a 20-year-old man purposefully struck a family of five as they were walking. Only a nine-year-old boy survived. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the killing a “terrorist attack motivated by hatred” on Tuesday.

Canucks' Bo Horvat calls for change after "act of terror" near home in Ontario

Vancouver Canucks forward Jake Virtanen says the alleged sexual encounter in 2017 was consensual, according to court documents.

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Vancouver Canucks player responds to lawsuit alleging sexual misconduct

The Vancouver Canucks have parted ways with Newell Brown, as the team announced updates to its coaching staff today. 
Brad Shaw is the marquee name joining the Canucks bench, as the long-time NHL assistant coach joins Vancouver from Columbus, where he spent the past five seasons as John Tortorella’s assistant with the Blue Jackets. 
The Canucks have also added Kyle Gustafson as an assistant/special assignment coach. Gustafson joins the Canucks f…

Newell Brown gone as Canucks add two new assistant coaches

For the Montreal Canadiens, Tyler Toffoli is the gift that keeps on giving. 
For Jim Benning, he’s the star in the nightmare he keeps reliving. 
Strapped for cash due to years of salary cap mismanagement, not only did the Vancouver Canucks not re-sign Toffoli this offseason, they didn’t even offer him a contract. The Habs took advantage, signing him to a reasonable four-year, $4.25 million contract.

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Canucks fans sound off as Toffoli's play shines spotlight on Benning again

What should the Canucks do with the ninth pick later this summer? We look back on previous trade scenarios they could emulate.

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What's the potential trade value of the Canucks' No. 9 pick? Outlining offseason trade scenarios

Lots of people have said it, but it has to feel good for Vancouver Canucks fans to hear an actual member of the 2011 team put it so bluntly. 
On the debut episode of Ryan Kesler’s new show on Sportsnet, during a watch party with Genie Bouchard, Colby Armstrong, and Josh Norrish, the conversation briefly turned to the Stanley Cup Final from 10 years ago.

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