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AEW wrestling is making its Vancouver debut at Rogers Arena this spring

BC Basketball Festival hooping it up in Metro Vancouver next week

Inaugural BC Basketball Festival coming to Metro Vancouver this spring

The City of North Vancouver announced today that the Shipyards Skate Plaza season will remain open until March 28. Skaters of all ages can glide on the approximately 12,000 sq ft surface daily from 1 to 8 pm.

North Vancouver's Shipyards ice skating rink extends season to spring break

Mobile museum of NHL Black hockey history coming to Vancouver next week (PHOTOS)

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They say where there’s smoke, there’s fire. And there does appear to be some smoke billowing around Shane Wright and the Vancouver Canucks.

Sounds like Shane Wright would welcome a trade to the Canucks

Just three NHL mascots can call themselves Hall of Famers. Fin is looking to become the fourth. The Vancouver Canucks’ mascot for the past 25 years, Fin is a nominee for the Mascot Hall of Fame.

After 25 years repping Canucks, Fin is a 'Mascot Hall of Fame' finalist

Just like how cord-cutting has affected television viewing habits, fewer people are now listening to traditional radio. There was a time not long ago when Vancouver had three all-sports radio stations — TSN 1040, TSN 1410, and Sportsnet 650.

6 Canucks podcasts to turn to after Sportsnet 650's demise

Canadian soccer fans won’t have to wait long to root for the country at the FIFA World Cup again. The Canadian men will have to wait until 2030 for their next chance, but the nation will be shifting gears to the women’s side next year. The 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup is set to be played in Brazil next June and July, and Canada is expected to be a contender.

When Canada can compete next in the FIFA Women's World Cup

It’s every hockey fan’s dream to party with the Stanley Cup, but rarely does it ever happen. Yet, that didn’t stop two hockey fans from getting up close and personal with hockey’s holy grail during the Carolina Hurricanes celebration last month. Following Carolina’s 3-0 Game 6 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights to clinch the Stanley Cup, a pair of New York Islanders fans managed to scheme their way into the team celebration.

Two fans schemed their way into Carolina’s Stanley Cup celebration and nobody noticed

It’s a sad day for Vancouver sports fans, as the city’s last all-sports radio station has been pulled off the air. Sportsnet 650 has been shut down, along with five other Rogers-owned radio stations in Canada, due to “declining audience and revenue trends.”

Where will Vancouver Canucks games air on radio next season?

Vancouver has lost its last all-sports radio station. Five years after Bell pulled the plug on TSN 1040, Rogers has done the same with Sportsnet 650, Daily Hive can confirm.

Sportsnet 650 pulled off the air in Vancouver

It’s one thing to lose your luggage, but have you ever ended up in the wrong city? That was the case for Canadian national team right back Alistair Johnston, who shared on Sunday that he learned his lesson never to fly with Frontier Airlines.

Canada FIFA World Cup player slams airline that flew him to wrong city

Vancouver sports fans are mourning the loss of their only sports-talk radio station. While the city was preparing for its final FIFA World Cup match between Colombia and Switzerland, it was announced that Sportsnet 650 would be closing effective immediately. The abrupt closure has now left a massive void in Vancouver’s sports coverage moving forward.

Reactions pour in from Vancouver sports fans after Sportsnet 650 shuts down

That’s a wrap on the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Vancouver. It was Switzerland, once again, claiming victory at BC Place on Tuesday afternoon, defeating Colombia 4-3 in penalties to advance to the World Cup quarter-finals. It was the last game of the tournament to be played on Canadian soil and ended an unforgettable run for the city.

All the celebrities spotted at Vancouver's last FIFA World Cup match

Will he stay, or will he go? Ultimately, it’s up to Elias Pettersson. But so far, Vancouver Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson is keeping his options open.

Pettersson trade not close but Canucks GM is 'trying to find solutions'

The Chicago Blackhawks are going to begin the 2026-27 season with their best player watching from the press box. Last Thursday, a video of Connor Bedard appearing to suffer an injury at a summer skate quickly went viral. The Blackhawks forward, who was skating at Scotia Barns (also known as 8 Rinks) in Burnaby, appeared to catch a rut during a half-ice drill. He went down in a heap before heading off the ice, clutching at his shoulder the entire time.

Bedard suffers brutal injury playing pick-up hockey in Vancouver

The FIFA World Cup is over for Vancouver, at least in terms of matches being played. That fact is already becoming visually evident, as crews wasted no time in getting to work on returning BC Place to its pre-FIFA look. FIFA World Cup branding is already being removed behind big fences, which still surround the 43-year-old stadium.

FIFA branding coming down at BC Place but Science World keeps its look for now

Vancouver might be one of the world’s best hosts when it comes to international sporting events. The city is coming off a wildly successful 2026 FIFA World Cup, where Vancouver was one of two Canadian hosts alongside Toronto. This was the first time the men’s tournament was played on Canadian soil, and the city impressed with a total of seven matches being hosted at BC Place over the course of three and a half weeks.

Vancouver joins list of 19 cities to host both Olympics and men's FIFA World Cup

It’s the end of an era for Vancouver sports media. Sportsnet 650 didn’t just shut down on Tuesday; 25 years of sports-talk radio in Vancouver did as well.

Former Sportsnet 650 broadcasters reflect after Vancouver station's sudden end

Manny Malhotra’s coaching staff has been finalized with today’s announcement by the Vancouver Canucks. The team named Ryan Mougenel, Jordan Smith, and Jason Krog as assistant coaches, and Andrew Shaw as video coach. The group is short on experience, as all four coaches are stepping into roles they’ve never held at the NHL level before.

Vancouver Canucks add four new coaches on Manny Malhotra's staff

Colombia’s FIFA World Cup dreams were dashed in Vancouver on Tuesday, losing to Switzerland on penalties. It seems the Round of 16 loss at BC Place was not handled well by a number of fans in Colombia, and one player is taking the brunt of the criticism.

Colombia player gets death threats after Vancouver FIFA World Cup match

Shaquille O’Neal is coming to town, but not to play basketball. The 15-time NBA All-Star is multi-talented. Shaq has become a popular broadcaster since retiring from pro basketball in 2011, starring alongside Charles Barkley, Kenny Smith, and Ernie Johnson on the Inside the NBA panel.

Shaquille O'Neal is coming to Vancouver next month

It’s been a busy offseason for the Vancouver Canucks. They have a pair of new presidents, a new general manager, and an entirely new coaching staff.

Canucks trade talks included Shane Wright and Frank Vatrano: report

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