Things seem to be on the upswing for Dan Gendur as he prepares for Vancouver Canucks training camp next month, but it wasn’t always smooth sailing for the Victoria, BC native.

David Carle may not be on the ice at Lightning prospects camp in Victoria, B.C., but in the room, he’s still one of the guys. And Carle is making an effort to focus on this, and the other positives in his life, rather than his unfortunate condition.

Inside Hockey's Farhan Devji teamed up with ThePressBox.org to interview Steven Stamkos after signing his first professional contract Tuesday in Victoria, but hockey certainly wasn't the main subject.

According to a major Swedish daily newspaper, Dagens Nyheter, Mats Sundin will soon accept Vancouver’s whopping $10 million/year offer and join the Canucks’ revamped roster.

Alexandre Burrows' Montreal Red Lite will be in Vancouver next month at the National Ball Hockey Championships, but the Canucks' forward won't be in attendance. And looking at Burrows' ball hockey resume, the opponents should be jumping for joy.

Does Mats Fröshaug plan on moving from Sweden to North America next season? Farhan Devji answers these questions and more about Vancouver’s mystery draft pick.

The biggest surprise at last week’s draft may not have been the 13 first round trades, or Tampa Bay’s decision to select David Carle with their final pick. How Kruise Reddick slipped through all seven rounds has left the hockey world bewildered, and Reddick riddled with disappointment.

After some extensive research and conversations with several draft eligible prospects, Inside Hockey's Farhan Devji releases his first-round "2008 NHL Mock Draft."

Luca Sbisa may not know where he’s going to end up at Friday’s entry draft, but he does recognize that moving to Canada was the catalyst of his lifelong aspirations to play in the National Hockey League.

In the second and final installment of his Vancouver Canucks Draft preview, Farhan Devji features three unique WHLers who will draw some major interest from the Canucks' brass at Friday's entry draft.

In the first installment of his two-part 2008 Vancouver Canucks Draft preview, Farhan Devji features three dynamic forwards who will certainly be on the Canucks’ radar at tenth overall in next week’s NHL entry draft.

Inside Hockey’s Farhan Devji shares some of his past experiences with Luc Bourdon. As Farhan explains, the Vancouver Canucks not only lost a first class prospect, the world lost a first class human being.

Mikkel Boedker and the high-flying Kitchener Rangers will attempt to become the second consecutive host team to prevail in the Memorial Cup Finals, but standing in their way are the suffocating Spokane Chiefs.

Forget the National Hockey League playoffs. Forget the Steven Stamkos sweepstakes. With his season in the Swedish Elite League concluded, the Fabian Brunnström sweepstakes is officially underway!

It was less than a week ago that Peter Forsberg left his hometown of Örnsköldsvik, Sweden to re-join the National Hockey League. Before long, Tobias Forsberg will be following his childhood role model to do the same.

Every Saturday, CBC’s HNIC launches their broadcast with a compilation of highlights to Nickelback’s “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting.” Following a heated Northwest Division match-up Saturday, this tune was also used in CBC’s closing video...

He may not have the celebrity status of Jason Bourne just yet, but he unquestionably has the ability to electrify his audience in more ways than one, and Joe Colborne is well on his way to establishing his own reputed identity.

The Pittsburgh Penguins brought The Crosby Show to Vancouver on Saturday night looking to cap off their Western Canadian road swing with a win against Roberto Luongo and the high flying Vancouver Canucks.

Vancouver’s suspect start to the 2007-08 campaign has many wondering if their Northwest Division Title performance from last season was just a stroke of luck. Farhan Devji takes a look at what’s wrong in Canuck Nation.

Playing in front of his hometown crowd at G.M. Place in Vancouver, Kyle Turris tallied two third period goals to help lead Canada to a 6-1 victory in the eighth and final game of the Canada-Russia Super Series.

You won’t find too many hockey supporters north of the 49th Parallel complaining. After another convincing win, Brad Marchand and his Team Canada mates come home with a commanding 4-0 lead in the Super Series.

On the eve of game one of the 2007 Canada vs. Russia “Super Series,” hockey fans around the world will be getting into bed early in eager anticipation of the commencement of this potentially historic event.

Now fully recovered from a catastrophic injury in which he fractured his Fibula bone and suffered a high and low ankle sprain with a second-degree ligament sprain, Luc Bourdon is ready to turn the page and fight for a spot with the Canucks.

Having only played a grand total of 50 regular season junior hockey games, James Wright of the Vancouver Giants has already tasted the glory of winning what many consider to be the hardest trophy to win in all of sports, the Memorial Cup.

Michael Grabner is ready to make the next step in his career. Whether that next step will be playing alongside the likes of Markus Naslund and Brendan Morrison in Vancouver, or returning to Manitoba for a complete season remains to be seen.

It is apparent that the Canucks are desperately shopping for that second line winger to help solve the often excruciating offensive woes that faced the team last season. Farhan Devji takes a look at GM Dave Nonis's options.

When Canucks GM Dave Nonis acquired all-world goaltender Roberto Luongo last summer, he was adamant that his plan was to build from the goal out. A hint more than a year from the trade, Nonis is staying true to his word.