Much of British Columbia is proudly watching the Stanley Cup Finals, and much of it is partying in Vancouver's streets. All play, but who pays? Source: Vancouver Observer
The City of Vancouver and CBC Fan Zones will be full of anticipation and excitement this afternoon as hockey fans hope today is the day the Vancouver Canucks win the Stanley Cup. Georgia Street...
Back at the hotel after walking through thousands of happy Bruin fans. Reminded me of after Game 5 in Vancouver. Fans were high fiving each other and cars honking their horns....
With the Canucks one win away from the Stanley Cup, I try to explain that a championship would mean a deliverance from the heartbreak of history for Vancouver.
Sports Extra news on Boston TV discussing upcoming game. Luongo called insecure and the team quitters by sports broadcasters. Lots of trash talking by local sports experts.
"How'd you like the taste of that Boston clam chowder, buddy?" The Bruins had just defeated the Canucks and Eaton was wearing his Canucks shirt---proudly. It was Game 4 on Bruins' home turf. ...
Canucks fans poured out of Rogers Arena and poured out onto Granville steet, relieved after their team avenged their consecutive defeats in Boston. Fans cheered loudly, blowing vuvuzelas and horns in...
Tonight's Stanley Cup Game 5 crowds in the streets of Vancouver are expected to be the biggest yet. In anticipation of the Canucks-Bruins show down, Georgia Street will be closing at noon. Three...
25,000 people were on the streets watching the game. "This isn't going to be a repeat of 1994," a bystander said. Then he added, "There's no place like home."
After an 8-1 thumping Monday night, the party around Vancouver feels like it's been crashed. Here are four reasons why the Canucks are still in good shape heading into game 4.
