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Canucks continue search for consistent game amid losing skid
The Vancouver Canucks are searching for a more consistent performance as their losing skid continues. The team showed signs of threat on Friday but could not turn that into a win, falling 5-1 to the New York Rangers in…
Gawdin’s big game powers Rangers to victory over Canucks
Glenn Gawdin scored the first two goals of his NHL career in his hometown as the New York Rangers beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 on Friday. The Rangers recovered from an early deficit, with Gabe Perreault and Alexis…
Vancouver Canucks continue search for consistent game amid losing skid
The Vancouver Canucks are still searching for consistency as they try to end a losing skid. They looked threatening on Friday, but the team has yet to turn that play into a sustained run of results. The club’s focus…
Gawdin’s big game powers New York Rangers to 5-1 victory over Vancouver Canucks
The New York Rangers beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 in Vancouver on Friday, Nov. 13, as Glenn Gawdin scored the first two goals of his NHL career in his hometown. Gabe Perreault and Alexis Lafreniere also scored and…
Glenn Gawdin scores his first 2 NHL goals in the Rangers' 5-1 victory over the Canucks
Glenn Gawdin scored his first two NHL goals during a four-goal second period as the New York Rangers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 in Vancouver on Friday night. The Rangers earned their first win of the season in a…
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Rangers 5, Canucks 1: New jerseys, old habits, more home-ice misery
The New York Rangers beat the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Friday, scoring three goals in a 3:10 span of the second period. Glenn Gawdin, recalled to the Rangers, scored twice, while the Canucks…
Gawdin's big game powers New York Rangers to 5-1 victory over Vancouver Canucks
Glenn Gawdin scored the first two goals of his NHL career in his hometown as the New York Rangers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 on Friday in Vancouver. The Rangers came from behind to take control of the game…
Defenceman Willander, centre Chytil return to Vancouver Canucks' lineup vs. Rangers
Vancouver Canucks defenceman Tom Willander and centre Filip Chytil returned to the lineup Friday as the team hosted the New York Rangers in Vancouver. Willander had missed four games with a lower-body injury, while…
WolfPack to play for national bronze medal after semi-final defeat to Trinity Western
The TRU WolfPack women’s soccer team lost 1-0 to Trinity Western in Friday’s U SPORTS semifinal at Thunderbird Stadium in Vancouver. Mansha Sidhu scored the only goal in the 32nd minute, putting the Spartans through to…
Vancouver flights cancelled: Air Canada offers free flight changes for U.S. ground stoppage
Air Canada is offering customers free flight changes after a ground stoppage in the United States led to cancellations affecting Vancouver flights. The airline’s waiver allows eligible travellers to adjust their…
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Tech issue grounds flights across U.S., causing disruptions at B.C. airports
A communications outage affecting U.S. air traffic control halted departing flights across the United States on Friday, November 13, disrupting travel at airports in British Columbia. Vancouver International Airport…
Ex-dean says he stressed confidentiality after Galloway allegations spread
Former University of British Columbia dean Gage Averill testified in a Vancouver defamation trial that he urged faculty to keep allegations against author Stephen Galloway confidential after they spread in 2015. Averill…
US flights grounded: Air Canada free YVR flight changes
The FAA grounded all U.S.-bound flights on Friday, Nov. 13, citing extraordinary circumstances and safety concerns, disrupting travel from Vancouver International Airport and other Canadian hubs. Air Canada is allowing…
Elenore Sturko resigns as CentreBC leader and leaves partisan politics
Elenore Sturko announced on Nov. 14 that she is resigning as leader of CentreBC and leaving partisan politics. The party failed to win a seat in British Columbia’s October 2026 provincial election, receiving 28,482…
Man sentenced to 10.5 years in UBC Endowment Lands homicide
A 38-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 and a half years in prison for the 2024 killing of a woman at a home in the University of British Columbia Endowment Lands. Yang, also known as Christopher Liang, was charged…
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Canadians impacted by ground stop on all U.S. flights
The Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights in the United States on Nov. 13 after a temporary telecommunications outage disrupted air traffic control communications. The nationwide stop is delaying Canadian…
Canucks activate F Chytil, place D Brisebois on IR
The Vancouver Canucks activated forward Filip Chytil from injured reserve on Friday and placed defenceman Guillaume Brisebois on the list retroactive to Nov. 9. The team said Brisebois is dealing with an undisclosed…
Man receives conditional sentence in seawall tourist stranger attack
A Vancouver court sentenced Peterhans Nungu, 35, to 16 months in the community followed by 12 months of probation for assaulting a Toronto tourist on the Coal Harbour seawall. Nungu pleaded guilty on Nov. 10 to assault…
Why Joe Rogan’s friends think a Canadian rapper and CBC host is trying to take them down
Friends of Joe Rogan believe a Canadian rapper and CBC radio host is leading a secret, state-backed effort to undermine Rogan’s comedy empire. The theory reflects a wider environment of highly tailored conspiracy…
Steven Galloway trail: Judge warns against 'rumours, innuendo'
A judge in author Steven Galloway’s defamation trial cautioned a University of British Columbia official against giving testimony based on “rumours and innuendo.” Justice Neena Sharma said potentially prejudicial…
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Flights from Vancouver delayed amid U.S. flight grounding
U.S.-bound flights from Vancouver International Airport and flights travelling over the United States were delayed Friday after the Federal Aviation Administration grounded flights across the country. Vancouver airport…
Drivers warned of delays as crash closes Highway 5 ramp to westbound Highway 1
A crash has closed the ramp from Highway 5 to westbound Highway 1, prompting warnings of delays for drivers. Motorists are being advised to expect disruption and consider alternate routes while the closure remains in…
Man sentenced to more than 10 years in UBC Endowment Lands homicide in 2024
A 38-year-old man has been sentenced to 10½ years in prison for the 2024 killing of a woman at a home in the University of British Columbia Endowment Lands near Vancouver. The sentence was handed down Friday. The case…
Judge warns against 'rumours and innuendo' before Galloway trial witness testifies
A judge in Vancouver cautioned a University of British Columbia official against referring to “rumours and innuendo” about author Steven Galloway while testifying in his defamation lawsuit. The warning came before the…
Judge warns against ‘rumours and innuendo’ before Galloway trial witness testifies
In Vancouver, Justice Neena Sharma cautioned that testimony by former University of British Columbia dean Gage Averill in Steven Galloway’s defamation trial must not include “rumours and innuendo.” Sharma said…
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All US flights grounded: Dozens of YVR flights cancelled
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration grounded all flights departing from U.S. airports on Friday afternoon, Nov. 13, after a communication issue affected air traffic control centres. Transportation Secretary Sean…
‘Half of my face has been destroyed’; Innocent bystander says shooting ruined his life
Dr. Neil Naya told a B.C. Supreme Court sentencing hearing Thursday that a 2024 shooting in downtown Vancouver had devastated his life. Naya, an anesthesiologist, was struck in the face by a stray bullet when Justin…
Sherwood chirps former Canucks teammates in incredible mic’d up video
San Jose Sharks winger Kiefer Sherwood traded chirps with his former Vancouver Canucks teammates during an Oct. 29 game, captured in a newly released mic’d-up video. The six-minute clip shows him taunting Filip Hronek…
Is the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival cancelled?
Trixstar Productions, organizer of the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival, filed for bankruptcy on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026, citing significant financial challenges. The company’s founder said no decision has been made about…