The 2026 trade deadline is scheduled for March 6 at noon PT. Vancouver is expected to be busy leading up to the deadline, as Jim Rutherford has made it clear that the organization is open for business. With the Canucks currently in a rebuild, experienced players could be on the move as Vancouver attempts to build a future contender.

The Detroit Red Wings are in a fantastic spot right now. At the time of this writing, they have a 31-16-4 record and are in second place in the Atlantic Division standings. With this, there is certainly a good chance that they will snap their nine-year playoff drought this year.

For some, the question of how to properly rebuild the Vancouver Canucks is simple. Pick an age-based threshold, say 25 or 26, and try to trade everyone above that mark.

The Vancouver Canucks' rebuild started the moment they had to trade former captain Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild last month.

With starter Thatcher Demko nursing a lower-body injury, Nikita Tolopilo has been recalled from the AHL and will make a surprise start. At just 25 years old, Tolopilo's record of 2-1-0 in the NHL and his decent AHL statistics suggest he could be a viable option for the Canucks during this critical period.

Not even a week after finally getting top-line center Elias Pettersson back in the lineup, the Vancouver Canucks are getting more unfortunate injury news. Center Marco Rossi and winger Conor Garland will both be out at least a week with injuries.

The Buffalo Sabres had a week to remember from Tage Thompson, while Golden Knights and Predators stars were also amazing.

The Vancouver Canucks finally ended their losing streak on Wednesday night, and Adam Foote gave kudos to three veterans who led the way.

You can’t keep everybody. You can’t trade everybody.