The Province

Kevin Lankinen was looking for work in September. He will be representing his country in February. Read More

It's inevitable that when there is a lack of information about a player's situation or a team's plan to deal with a slump — and so on — people will speculate, Vancouver Canucks president Jim Rutherford admits. It's human instinct to fill a vacuum. Read More

Q. What would you recommend as a gift plant for my grandmother, who lives in an apartment kept quite warm? Ideal would be a plant that is colourful and cheery without being demanding. Read More

In 10-pin bowling, converting the 7-10 split is akin to scoring a generational highlight-reel goal. Read More

Fire alarms went off during the warm-up skate Tuesday at the Xcel Energy Center. Read More

The Buck starts here for the B.C. Lions. Read More

Filip Hronek always wants to play, no matter what it takes. Read More

Lots of companies do potluck meals at work around Christmas. Read More

Seattle Thunderbirds defenceman Sawyer Mynio is dropping off our Vancouver Canucks Top-10 prospects power rankings this week, but there’s reason to believe he’ll be back on the list soon. Read More

When and where: Tuesday, 5 p.m., Xcel Energy Center Read More

Manny Malhotra is teaching the importance of team culture to the Vancouver Canucks’ prospects under his charge and he has a firsthand example to help with that. Read More

Whistler and Panorama, B.C., are candidates to host men's World Cup downhill ski races in the future. Read More

The Vancouver Giants aren’t sure when they’ll have projected 2025 NHL Draft first rounder Cameron Schmidt back in their lineup. Read More

Matthew Boldy provides fuel for a high-octane first line on the NHL's top team and will be named to the U.S. roster Wednesday for the Four Nations tournament in February. Read More

MUNICH — Canada captain Alphonso Davies has been handed a one-month driving ban after being pulled over by police in Munich last week. Read More

Q: My partner and I like to take advantage of cheap flights in January to somewhere warmer. We started doing this about 10 years ago, once the kids finished high school, and it became our Christmas gift to each other. However, he lost his job in October and now we’re debating if we should skip our tradition this year. We can mostly afford to go and would cover the trip with our credit card, paying it off with his severance pay if we had to. We don’t have a lot of debt, just our mortgage and car payments, and we asked about deferring a mortgage payment or two if we had to. We could do that to free up some cash. Is it a really bad idea to spend money on our one holiday a year when we’re down one income? ~Roxanne  Read More

Quinn Hughes spoke to collective resolve and resilience Sunday. Read More

There are booming slapshots off the wing, howitzer's from the point and sizzling slot shots. Read More

Incentive was better than a stiff jolt of morning java for the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday. Read More

J.T. Miller remains very much on the minds of Vancouver Canucks fans. The WWE's Survivor Series: WarGames on Saturday made that especially clear. Read More