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THE MOJ: Canucks to shoot and shoot some more, as they head into Nashville

THE MOJ: Canucks to shoot and shoot some more, as they head into Nashville

Vancouver knows they played well enough to win and are capable of playing better
JURE: Saying goodbye to my dog is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do

JURE: Saying goodbye to my dog is the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do

After nearly 13 years of friendship, I was not prepared for it to end
THE MOJ: B.C. linemen drawing eyes south of border ahead of NFL draft

THE MOJ: B.C. linemen drawing eyes south of border ahead of NFL draft

UBC’s Giovanni Manu and Theo Benedet are massive human beings attracting attention
THE MOJ: Hardened by years of playoff battle, Cole setting Canuck tone

THE MOJ: Hardened by years of playoff battle, Cole setting Canuck tone

Veteran defenceman has seen it all and it helps him keep his team on an even keel
THE MOJ: Canucks stick with the plan and it pays off with Game 1 victory

THE MOJ: Canucks stick with the plan and it pays off with Game 1 victory

Team refused to waver and press after falling behind and it paid off
THE MOJ: Will — and special teams — crucial as Canucks return to the playoffs

THE MOJ: Will — and special teams — crucial as Canucks return to the playoffs

First-round foes Nashville might not be as talented as Vancouver but they are determined
SAVVY SENIORS: Moral dilemmas abound in science, art

SAVVY SENIORS: Moral dilemmas abound in science, art

THE MOJ: Canucks climbed the mountain this year by earning the day

THE MOJ: Canucks climbed the mountain this year by earning the day

Vancouver’s Pacific Division title and 3rd 50-win season were not what fans expected a year ago
The Old West: The railway war in early B.C. – CPR vs GNR

The Old West: The railway war in early B.C. – CPR vs GNR

A column by Bruce Uzelman
BUCHOLTZ: Surrey police controversy will continue to dog the B.C. NDP

BUCHOLTZ: Surrey police controversy will continue to dog the B.C. NDP

Police transition has been poorly handled by both provincial and municipal leaders