The Vancouver Canucks have their new head coach. On Monday, the organization announced that Manny Malhotra would be promoted from the AHL and become the 23rd head coach in franchise history. The move was not unexpected, as Malhotra's name was the only one being reported since the Canucks parted with Adam Foote on May 19.

Under the old Vancouver Canucks management team, Filip Hronek was beginning to look like a shoo-in to be named team captain for next season.

The Vancouver Canucks have officially added some size to their organization, inking Russian forward Ilya Safonov to a one-year, two-way contract for the 2026-27 season. The deal marks the very first signing under newly appointed general manager Ryan Johnson,

Ryan Johnson's demotion is just the latest in a string of Los Angeles Angels' decisions that may have ruined the once-promising right-hander.

On Tuesday morning, Vancouver Canucks General Manager Ryan Johnson held a press conference to welcome Manny Malhotra as the franchise’s 23rd head coach.

The Vancouver Canucks search for a new general manager appears to be coming to an end. A new report by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman has current Assistant General Manager Ryan Johnson taking over the job.

There is no nametag affixed to the Vancouver Canucks’ rookie general manager at the NHL scouting combine in Buffalo.

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Ryan Johnson met with the media on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the organization’s changes to the coaching staff. Johnson announced that Head Coach Adam Foote and Assistant Coaches Scott Young,

Ryan Johnson and the Vancouver Canucks have made their first transaction of the new era. On Tuesday afternoon, the club announced the signing of 25-year-old centre Ilya Safonov to a one-year, two-way contract.