The Vancouver Canucks are embracing change as they prepare for the 2024-25 NHL season. One of the most noticeable changes comes in the form of a brand-new centre ice logo at Rogers Arena, marking ...

The West Vancouver graphic designer who created the logo worn in the first-ever NHL game for the Vancouver Canucks has a message for the team now: you should have stuck with the original. Joseph ...

The Vancouver Canucks sport the original 'stick in rink' logo, designed by West Vancouver's Joseph Borovich, during their first NHL season in 1970. | NHL Network ...

The Vancouver Canucks have signed goaltender Aleksei Medvedev to a three-year, entry-level contract, the NHL club announced ...

Canucks statement on orca logo without Squamish Nation consent muddies appropriation conversation. In the midst of calls for non-Indigenous people to stop speaking on behalf of Indigenous people, the ...

The Canucks logo was released 14 years ago, after the team's original stick-in-rink design (now used as a pleasing shoulder flash) and the uninspiring downward skate.

The Vancouver Canucks made a statement on behalf of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations about the orca logo and appropriation, but did not get Squamish Nation approval.

The Vancouver Canucks’ flying skate logo hasn’t flown in a competitive NHL game in nearly 20 years, but it will on Saturday night at Rogers Arena when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs.. In ...

Sean Carleton, a historian and assistant professor at the University of Manitoba, is urging the NHL's Vancouver Canucks to change their logo because it is cultural appropriation of Indigenous imagery.

The Vancouver Canucks say they've received support from First Nations communities amid accusations of cultural appropriation as part of a recent backlash over the team's orca logo.

Not to discount any other accomplishments, but the Skate Logo’s return may be the best thing to happen to the Canucks this season. That may be a bit much. But the uniforms are that sharp. And ...