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FINAL UPDATE FOR THE DAY Nadda. Zip. Zilch. Sweet f*ck all. Mediators didn't help once again. Surprise! No progress. Nothing new to report. No further meetings scheduled. I'm with TSN's Mike...

The NHL announced today that all games through December 30 have been cancelled. That means the death toll on games lost will be 526 regular season games, or, about 43% of the season. The pressure...

There are a lot of quotes to give you after optimism turned to frustration during negotiations last week. From Bill Daly on Friday: "I have no reason, nor any intention, of reaching out to the...

A lot of positivity came out of the players-owners meeting last night. That was indicative of how long they stayed in the same room without the sound of machine gun fire being heard. Today, the two...

Owners and players met for nearly nine hours on Tuesday. It was characterized as perhaps the "best day" of CBA talks so far.

David Booth just isn't going to make a lot of friends in this Province with his hunting antics. He gave The Province a pretty sweet quote to fuel the fire recently: "I’m somewhere in the state...

It's been a while since I have posted an open thread at the top of the page, but with no hockey to talk about....**** it! I had a good day indoors with my son today. I plugged my laptop into our tv...

Government mediators will finally get involved in NHL CBA talks.

Had there not have been a lockout, the Canucks would have faced the Montreal Canadiens on CBC tonight. So, in honor of that fact I present to you, for your viewing pleasure, the best...

First off, the NHL has cancelled games through December 14th and the All Star Game (to be held in Columbus) as well. With minimal progress made after the NHLPA submitted their big proposal earlier...

Thanks to the NHL lockout, the Canucks did not play the Blackhawks on Thursday night. We missed what would have been a beauty. It got me thinking about the history of this rivalry past and present...

While never the most talented player on the ice, Harold Snepsts was the most beloved blue-collar blueliner to ever suit up for the Vancouver Canucks, and is the living embodiment of the idea that hard work can take you anywhere.

As the hopeful eyes of a grateful pensive hockey nation turn to New York, our hopes rest on a couple folks who should inspire positive aspects AND fear and loathing...