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‘Let’s Go Oilers’: Controversy erupts over sign at Penticton’s Boston Pizza

‘Let’s Go Oilers’: Controversy erupts over sign at Penticton’s Boston Pizza

B.C. restaurant has since removed pro-Edmonton sign
Sharks to pick first overall in the NHL draft after winning lottery

Sharks to pick first overall in the NHL draft after winning lottery

San Jose gets the numbr one pick for 1st time in team history
Vancouver Canucks flag raised at B.C. Legislative ahead of second round series

Vancouver Canucks flag raised at B.C. Legislative ahead of second round series

Premier David Eby and many MLAs were in attendance
CFL suspends Argos QB minimum of 9 games under gender-based violence policy

CFL suspends Argos QB minimum of 9 games under gender-based violence policy

Chad Kelly is facing a civil suit filed by the club’s former strength-and-conditioning coach
Castlegar’s Travis Green named new coach for the Ottawa Senators

Castlegar’s Travis Green named new coach for the Ottawa Senators

Former Canuck bench boss signs 4-year deal after interim stint in New Jersey
Oilers tired of hearing about regular-season losses to Vancouver

Oilers tired of hearing about regular-season losses to Vancouver

Canucks carry a sweep of the regular season into their second-round playoff match-up
Five things to know about the NHL playoffs for May 7

Five things to know about the NHL playoffs for May 7

Bruins pounce on Panthers, Stars to their attention to another former champ
Vancouver ‘exploring’ public viewing options for upcoming Canucks games

Vancouver ‘exploring’ public viewing options for upcoming Canucks games

City hasn’t allowed public viewing parties since 2011 Stanley Cup rioters caused $3.78M in damage
Winnipeg Jets coach Rick Bowness is retiring after 38 NHL seasons

Winnipeg Jets coach Rick Bowness is retiring after 38 NHL seasons

‘Coaches have always told me … they’ve always said you’ll know it’s time’
THE MOJ: Don’t look now, but the signs are in place for a Canuck run

THE MOJ: Don’t look now, but the signs are in place for a Canuck run

Improbable goalies and improbable comebacks give reason to think the cards may fall Vancouver’s way