The Province

Tyler Myers, we've come to understand, is a player who likes to speak. He's always ready, and seemingly happy, to take on reporter's questions. When the team was struggling, which was a common thing over the first four years or so of his time in Vancouver, he was always there, trying to explain what he was and wasn't seeing in the team's performance. Read More

Talk about a battle of the narratives. Read More

The instinct with small defencemen, of course, is that they struggle to defend big players. Read More

It was the ancient Roman poet, Lucius Apuleius, who first said: “Familiarity breeds contempt.” He also wrote The Golden Ass, the only ancient novel written in Latin to survive the era. Read More

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When: Sunday, 4:05 p.m. EDT, Fox Read More

Three days later, we’re still talking about it. Read More

Another week, another mailbag. Read More

The Vancouver Canucks have eight points in six games and have only lost one game in regulation but they’re being treated like the Rodney Dangerfield of the NHL. The national media isn’t talking about them and they’re getting no respect for their wins. Read More

When the game's best player say Sidney Crosby should be Canada's captain at the Four Nations Face-off next year, you take note. Read More

The Breeders' Cup World Championship is fast-approaching beginning with the Stars of Tomorrow, which features five races for two-year-olds on Nov. 1. The minimum purse is US$1 million. Read More

Remember when Elias Pettersson won the NHL All-Star slap shot competition? Read More

As the story goes, Dr. Jack Taunton and Phil Knight were buddies from running marathons together, and Knight asked Taunton if he wanted to get involved in a little running shoe company he was starting up called Nike. Read More

Where NHL Central Scouting slotted Vancouver Giants star Cameron Schmidt this week smacks another dent into the whole idea that size is mattering less in the league. Read More

Arshdeep Bains and Erik Brännström almost certainly aren't going anywhere, even if they were officially sent back to the American Hockey League on Thursday. Read More

The world of wine is truly diverse, but the reality is most wine drinkers stick to a relatively small sample set. No judgment, it makes sense: lives are busy, it’s comforting to stick to what you know. It’s also true that bottled representation is skewed to the main wine producing countries as evidenced from a quick stroll through the local bottle shop. However, there are fun, even unexpected wines lurking in the margins. This week let’s search for bottles off the well-trodden wine path. Read More

There was a time when Hockey Night in Canada was the exclamation point at the end of the week. Read More

It tied the 5-0 knockout round beat down of San Jose in the 2017 playoffs for the team's largest margin of victory, but considering the stage and circumstances, this was the biggest win in team history. And Gauld was the catalyst. Read More

Had it happened just a couple of seasons ago, it would've been a bigger deal. Read More

When his contract-extension status query was put to Brock Boeser before the first puck drop this NHL season, he had a concise and confident response. Read More