6:31 PM ET, Sat March 13, 2010

GameDay: Bieksa back as Canucks return from long, cold Olympic Odyssey

Vancouver Sun — Kevin Bieksa is back and so are the Vancouver Canucks, who tonight will play their first game on home ice since Jan. 27 when they entertain the Ottawa Senators.

11 mins ago

WHL: Rockets burn Giants early but need a late blast to win

Vancouver Sun — So what's all this fuss about the Canucks and their piddling 14-games away from GM Place?

14 hours ago

Canucks notebook: Olympians to be feted prior to faceoff

Vancouver Sun — Nearly two weeks after Canada won gold, the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday will finally receive an opportunity to salute their Olympians — and those of the Ottawa Senators as well.

18 hours ago

Canucks not in 'letdown' mode as Bieksa poised to return to lineup

Vancouver Sun — The worst of their schedule is behind them. The epic 14-game road trip is done. They have 10 of their final 15 games at home. They're in first place. The Vancouver Canucks, it would seem, are ripe for a big, fat letdown. Just don't bring it up. Especially with feisty centre Ryan Kesler.

18 hours ago

Kevin Bieksa ‘ready to play,’ gets green light to return to Canucks lineup

Vancouver Sun — The Vancouver Canucks are expected to welcome defenceman Kevin Bieksa back into their lineup Saturday night against the Ottawa Senators.

March 12, 2010

NHL: Canucks ready to park in the Garage for a while

Vancouver Sun — The boys are back in town and going through their checklist.

March 11, 2010

Canucks: Steve Bernier sidelined for rest of regular season

Vancouver Sun — Underachieving Vancouver Canucks right-winger Steve Bernier underwent surgery Thursday for a sports hernia and will be lost for the remainder of the NHL's regular season.

March 11, 2010

Canucks: Steve Bernier sidelined for the season

Vancouver Sun — Underachieving Vancouver Canucks right-winger Steve Bernier underwent surgery Thursday for a sports hernia and will be lost for the remainder of the NHL's regular season.

March 11, 2010

Canucks: Olympic medals on GM Place display … but you’ll need a Canucks ticket first

Vancouver Sun — The gold, silver and bronze medals awarded to three Vancouver Canucks stars at the just-concluded 2010 Winter Olympic Games will be on display this weekend at GM Place during the Canucks’ pair of home games — Saturday vs. the Ottawa Senators and Sunday vs. the Calgary Flames.

March 11, 2010

Canucks finish road trip with a 4-3 shootout loss in Arizona

Vancouver Sun — Fourteen games, 42 days and nearly 20,000 kilometres since they last played at home on Jan. 27, the Vancouver Canucks had to go an extra five minutes of overtime plus a shootout on Wednesday against the Phoenix Coyotes.

March 11, 2010

Next game vs Ottawa Senators on Sat, Mar 13 10:00 pm EST

Opponent news and rumors snapshot:

  • Leclaire up as Sens take on Canucks Ottawa Citizen
  • Search for goals continues for Sens Ottawa Citizen
  • Kelly questionable for tonight's game Ottawa Citizen
More Ottawa Senators rumors and news»
Wed 3/3 at Detroit W 6 - 3
Fri 3/5 at Chicago L 3 - 6
Sun 3/7 at Nashville W 4 - 2
Tue 3/9 at Colorado W 6 - 4
Wed 3/10 at Phoenix OTL 3 - 4
Sat 3/13 vs Ottawa 10:00 pm EST
Sun 3/14 vs Calgary 10:00 pm EDT
Tue 3/16 vs New York 10:00 pm EDT
  • Flames have had Canucks number so far Inside the Flames | Calgary Herald There was no talk among the Flames following Saturday morning’s practice as to who might have emerged with the biggest bruise following that crazy shot-blocking outing against the Ottawa Senators on Thursday. There also were no signs of soreness from the 30 blocked shots as the assistant coaching staff put their charges through a lively 60-minute session at Father David Bauer Arena (the Roughnecks, remember, had the Saddledome for a Saturday game). The assistant coaches had the whips since head coach Brent Sutter had a personal matter to attend to before meeting the team at the airport ...
  • Flames have had Canucks number Inside the Flames | Calgary Herald There was no talk among the Flames following Saturday morning’s practice as to who might have emerged with the biggest bruise following that crazy shot-blocking outing against the Ottawa Senators on Thursday. There also were no signs of soreness from the 30 blocked shots as the assistant coaching staff put their charges through a lively 60-minute session at Father David Bauer Arena (the Roughnecks, remember, had the Saddledome for a Saturday game). The assistant coaches had the whips since head coach Brent Sutter had a personal matter to attend to before meeting the team at the airport ...
  • Whitney in for game against Leafs tonight Edmonton Journal Defenceman Ryan Whitney headed out for the morning skate then declared himself ready to play in tonight’s contest between the Edmonton Oilers and Toronto Maple Leafs.
  • Avs' Porter preferred Colorado despite growing up in Red Wings territory Denver Post Kevin Porter, who played his first game for the Avalanche on Thursday night, was born and raised in the Detroit area. In suburban Northfield, his family tended to be rabid fans of the Detroit Red Wings during the most heated days of their rivalry with the Avalanche, and Kevin ended up sticking around for a collegiate career at the University of Michigan.
  • Kiprusoff kicks aside off-form night at Olympics Calgary Herald Finnish star returns to stingy form for Flames
  • Minnesota Wild stun Buffalo to check tailspin St. Paul Pioneer Press BUFFALO, N.Y. — The boys listened.