Vancouver Canucks announce 2018-2019 regular season schedule

It may be summer, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to think about hockey! The Vancouver Canucks have been front and centre with news this week, with the announcement of their 2018-2019 regular season schedule and the 2018 NHL Entry Draft.

The Canucks will open their 49th season with a home date against the Calgary Flames on Wednesday, October 3rd. Other must-see dates on the schedule include:

  • Saturday, October 20 vs Boston
  • Monday, October 22 vs Washington
  • Saturday, October 27 vs Pittsburgh
  • Saturday, November 17 vs Montreal
  • Wednesday, March 6 vs Toronto

The full Canucks home schedule can be found on ShowTimeTickets.com, or on the graphic below.

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Six must-see March 2016 Vancouver events

1.) Vancouver Canucks
If the team has any hope of getting back into the playoff race, it will start with improving their play on home ice. The month of March will present every opportunity for the team to do just that, with no less than nine home games on the calendar. Many of those games are against Western opponents sitting above them in the standings, so there isn’t a more important time for the Canucks to start stringing wins together.
Whether you’re a casual or diehard fan, there’s never been a better time to get great deals on Canucks tickets. ShowTimeTickets.com has tickets starting from just $39 (below box office) for many games all the way to the end of the season.
2.) Justin Bieber
Since a string of legal and public mischief incidents landed him in the headlines for all the wrong reasons in recent years, Justin Bieber is back on top of the charts with his latest <i>Purpose</i> album. His hit singles “What Do Your Mean?”, “Sorry” and “Love Yourself” are set to hit the stage at Rogers Arena on March 11th.
3.) Canada Sevens Rugby
For the first time ever, the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series is making a stop in Canada! Vancouver’s BC Place will host the much-anticipated Canada Sevens tournament on March 12th & 13th. Fans have been snapping up tickets to the event, with organizers tweeting that the event is 95% sold out. This is an event that sports fans will want to mark on their spring calendars!
World Cup Qualifying
After soccer fever swept up Vancouver for the 2014 FIFA Women’s World Cup, fans will get another chance to cheer on the red and white as the Canadian Men’s National Team takes on Mexico in World Cup Qualifying.
4.) Vancouver Whitecaps
2015 was the most successful season to date for the Whitecaps, which ended with a loss in the Conference Semifinals and being crowned the Amway Canadian Champions. Following the team’s on-field success, excitement for the upcoming season has never been higher. The Caps kick off their 2016 season at home on March 6th against the Montreal Impact.
Alessia Cara
You might know her best by her hit single “Here”, which has found regular airplay on local radio stations.

Familiar with the term “March Madness”? It’s not just the name given to the NCAA’s renowned college basketball championships – you can use that term to describe the event calendar for Vancouver this month. With spring on the way, headline concerts are kicking off to complement marquee sports events in the city.
We’ve highlighted six of our picks for Vancouver this March (see all our events here): Read More

Canucks drop the puck on a new season with young faces in tow

Canucks TicketsThe Vancouver Canucks will begin the 2015-2016 season against a familiar foe as they open the campaign tonight in Calgary. Both teams will rekindle a simmering rivalry that only got more heated with last year’s physical first-round playoff series that saw the Flames win in six games.  For the Canucks, tonight will be a prime opportunity to exact some revenge and prove that they will not be an afterthought in the Pacific Division this year.

The Canucks will start this season with 10 players who weren’t on last year’s opening-night roster. Notable names gone are Eddie Lack, Kevin Bieksa, Nick Bonino, Zack Kassian and Linden Vey. While it remains to be seen if youngsters Ben Hutton, Jake Virtanen and Jared McCann stick with the club after the first few months of the season, the Canucks are hoping the injection of youth will revitalize the team’s veterans and fan base alike. Expectations will also be high for goalies Ryan Miller and Jacob Markstrom after the club traded fan favorite Eddie Lack to the Hurricanes at the draft. The Canucks have not formally admitted that this is a rebuilding season, but expectations amongst hockey writers are limited at best.

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