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June 12, 2003: Markus Naslund becomes 1st player in #Canucks history to win the Lester B. Pearson award as MVP of #NHL regular season (as voted on by the players) Appearing in every game that season, Naslund led Vancouver Canucks with 48 goals & 56 assists Sportsnet 650 Vancouver Canucks Alumni

Today we celebrate all of the amazing dads and everything they do to inspire and realize the sporting dreams of their children. There is perhaps no better example of this than the bond between 2023 BC Sports Hall of Fame inductee #MitchBerger and his father Don. Born in Kamloops

Record. Broken. C's win their 10th game in a row to make franchise history.

June 16th - On This Day in BC Sport History: 1922 Arguably the most successful early baseball team in BC history, the Vancouver Beavers, plays its final game, a 6-4 victory over Tacoma. Two days later the Pacific Coast International League folded and with it went the.../2

June 16th - On This Day in BC Sport History: 1990 The 28th NHL Entry Draft is held at BC Place Stadium in Vancouver. Featuring one of the deepest drafts in NHL history, Owen Nolan is taken 1st overall by the Quebec Nordiques, while the Vancouver Canucks select Petr Nedved 2nd. The.../2

June 16th - On This Day in BC Sport History: 1992 New Vancouver Vancouver Canucks scoring sensation, 'The Russian Rocket' Pavel Bure, wins the NHL's Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie of the year. Bure is the first Canuck to win an individual NHL award. .../2

June 19th - On This Day in BC Sport History: 1983 Vancouver’s BC Place Stadium is opened by Premier Bill Bennett becoming the premier multi-purpose athletic venue in the province. During a gala opening attended by 41,604 spectators, the event features figure skaters Karen.../2

June 20th - On This Day in BC Sport History: 1983 The first-ever sports event is held at Vancouver's new $126 million BC Place Stadium, an NASL regular season soccer match between Vancouver Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Seattle Seattle Sounders FC. Caps win 2-1 before a sell-out crowd of.../2

June 21 is National #IndigenousPeoplesDay, a time to celebrate the traditions, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples. At the BC Sports Hall of Fame's Indigenous Sport Gallery, this celebration goes year round. The ISG features more than 1,000

Baseball has long been a part of the fabric of Vancouver and, indeed, British Columbia. Now comes Play Ball, a new coffee table-style book celebrating this legacy. #NewsRadioBookshelf CityNews Vancouver Sportsnet 650 BC Sports Hall of Fame vancouver.citynews.ca/2025/06/22/ins…

June 23rd - On This Day in BC Sport History: 1921 The first-ever soccer match is played at Vancouver's Con Jones Park a 3-0 win for Scottish FA over BC All-Stars in front of 5,000 spectators. Later known as Callister Park from 1942-70, it is the home of BC soccer for decades.

June 23rd - On This Day in BC Sport History: 2010 Vancouver Vancouver Canucks center Henrik Sedin wins the NHL's Hart Trophy as league MVP, as well as the Art Ross Trophy as the league's leading scorer with 29 goals, 83 assists, and 112 points. Henrik is the first Canuck to win the.../2

CONGRATULATIONS, @AbbyCanucks! 🏆 CALDER CUP CHAMPIONS!

Simply put: one of the most exciting players to ever wear a #Canucks uniform Very well deserved Hockey Hall of Fame nod for Alex Mogilny Was nearly a point-per-game player over 4+ seasons with Vancouver Canucks. His 55-goals in 95/96 season is 2nd highest in club history Sportsnet 650

Jamie Benn enters his 17th #NHL season next Fall (all with Dallas) The Victoria,B.C. native is 8 games shy of 1,200 for his career & will join this list of B.C.-born players who’ve hit that mark: Mark Recchi 1652 Steve Yzerman 1514 Joe Sakic 1378 Ray Ferraro 1258 Sportsnet 650

Abbotsford's amazing #CalderCup victory is the first time a team under the "Canucks" name has won a championship trophy since 1969-70, when the pre-NHL minor league Vancouver #Canucks claimed their second of back-to-back Lester Patrick Cups (WHL). Though not on the uniforms,

Alex Nelson shares how his community, the Musgamaqw-Dzawada’enuxw First Nation in BC, was introduced to soccer. Alex was awarded the @OrderofSport and inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame in 2024. Thank you to our Storytelling Series Partners for their vital support in

Happy #CanadaDay from us at the BC Sports Hall – we are open today, so why not relive some of our country's great sporting history on this holiday Tuesday!