Remembering our friend and teammate Rick Rypien on what would have been his 42nd birthday. We miss you, Rick. Happy Birthday💙
We continue to honour Rick’s legacy through #HockeyTalks. It’s okay not to be okay. Resources are available at: /hockey-talks/
At the Junior Canucks Minor Hockey Program, we believe in giving every minor hockey player a chance to see themselves on the biggest stage.
In March, we invited 16 minor hockey teams from across BC for an unforgettable weekend of fun hockey and team bonding at @rogersarena !
What an incredible time celebrating Vaisakhi in Vancouver and Surrey!
Thank you for the warm welcome, the amazing food, and all the high-fives.
@hockeynightpunjabi
Every hockey player’s journey starts in their hometown.
At the Junior Canucks and @canucksforkids , we emphasize the importance of highlighting the role that our hometowns have in supporting minor hockey across B.C and beyond. Follow Tyson Barrie and Kirk McLean during their visit to Tyson’s middle school in Victoria, BC!
🎉 Excited for the Surrey Vaisakhi Parade this weekend?
Join us on April 18th to meet Canucks Alumni Darcy Rota, along with FIN! We'll be outside @tiledepotsurrey with@hockeynightpunjabi , ready to celebrate together. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Welcome Star of the Game, Elysa!
Elysa is a joyful and social girl who has always loved connecting with others.
In the past, communication was a challenge and often a source of frustration, but through her determination, hard work, and the support of speech therapy and communication tools, Elysa has made incredible progress!
We are proud to announce Curtis Douglas' March Mullets for Mental Health campaign raised an amazing $5,042 for the Canadian Mental Health Association!
Every dollar goes toward providing Canadians with vital mental health programs and resources. Thank you to everyone who donated and supported Curtis along the way! 💙💚
Life-changing money could be won with the @canucksforkids Super Jackpot! 👀
The guaranteed $1M 50/50 raffle is live and runs until April 14 on Fan Appreciation Night.
Welcome tonight’s Star of the Game, Ronin!
Ronin was born with Down Syndrome and congenital heart defects, facing early medical challenges that required ongoing care and support. With the help of a dedicated medical team and his own determination, he has grown into a thriving 9-year-old who loves life and connecting with others.
Ronin’s vibrant personality shines through in everything he does—whether he’s playing, dancing, singing, or storytelling, he brings energy and joy to those around him. His outgoing nature and ability to light up any room make him truly unforgettable.
Tonight’s Star of the Game is Tyson!
Four years ago, Tyson was diagnosed with a teratoma brain tumour and underwent a 15-hour surgery to remove it. In November 2025, new tumours were discovered, and he was diagnosed with brain cancer. Tyson has since completed chemotherapy and is preparing for proton radiation treatment.
Throughout every stage of his journey, Tyson has continued to show remarkable strength and resilience as he overcomes every challenge in his path.
Getting the scoop from Elliotte Friedman and Olivia McDonald! 🎤
Our TD Junior Reporter, Spencer, spoke with members of the team that made the Telethon happen.
Tonight, we're excited to welcome the South Island Ravens. 🎉
This incredible group of players and their families are our honoured guests, and we couldn't be more proud to have them here.
