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Happy Birthday Wayne! We celebrate 51 years of the Great One

Wayne Gretzky turns 51 today, and Province Sports has put together a photo gallery of the Great One from smiling kid to hockey statesman

Hockey ‘Birds on six-game win streak but spate of conference heavyweights remain on schedule

UBC head coach Milan Dragicevic with ‘Birds (left to right) Cole Pruden, Marc-Antoine Juneau and Justin McCrae, face the Alberta Golden Bears on Friday and Saturday at the Doug Mitchell Winter Sports Centre. (Bob Frid, UBC Athletics)

Emergence of Hodgson gives Canucks depth

While we eagerly await all-star weekend in the National Hockey League, here’s something else that most try to avoid, the Monday morning musings and mediations on the world of sports.

Canucks’ Cody Hodgson starts raising eyebrows

Cody Hodgson is turning the conversation about his ice time into one about his candidacy for National Hockey League rookie of the year.

Tambellini seeing yellow in Swiss league

When Jeff Tambellini opted to put his NHL career on hold and head to Europe to play hockey for ZSC Zurich of the top Swiss League, he was not expecting to be vying for the yellow helmet.

Canucks’ Hodgson steals show with family in the stands

Cody Hodgson says he doesn’t need any extra incentive to get up for a hockey game, but having a special guest in the stands on Saturday at Rogers Arena may have given him some added jump in his first two-goal performance in the NHL.

Canucks’ Sami Salo back at practice

Vancouver Canucks defenceman Sami Salo, who hasn’t played since suffering a concussion Jan. 7 on an illegal check by Boston Bruin Brad Marchand, is back practising with the National Hockey League team.

CBC not short for ‘Canucks Broadcasting Corporation’

The CBC insists it loves the Vancouver Canucks — in prime time. For the second time in two weeks, the Canucks meet a high-profile opponent Saturday in a game that will not be shown on Hockey Night in Canada.

Video: Inside the Canucks’ Dice & Ice charity event

The Vancouver Canucks traded their hockey sticks for decks of cards and dice for the annual Dice & Ice fundraiser at the new Convention Centre in downtown Vancouver on Thursday.

Photos: Gambling Canucks well-suited for charity

The Vancouver Canucks traded their hockey sticks for decks of cards and dice for the annual Dice & Ice fundraiser at the new Convention Centre in downtown Vancouver on Thursday.

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