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The Canucks will host Hockey Talks during the January 19 game against the New York Islanders at Rogers Arena.
Hockey Talks aims to raise awareness about mental health and share resources across the hockey community.
Wes Rypien, Rick Rypien’s brother, will participate in a ceremonial puck drop during Hockey Talks.
Foundry BC and other mental health groups will be on site sharing resources at the Hockey Talks Market.
The Canucks for Kids Fund will donate $20,000 to Foundry BC as part of the event.
Additional Hockey Talks dates and community engagement nights are listed for 2026.
The Hockey Talks initiative began in 2012 following Rick Rypien’s passing and has grown to promote mental health discussions in hockey.
The event includes a tribute to Rick Rypien via a ceremonial puck drop by his brother Wes Rypien.
Organizers emphasize that resources are available for mental health support across the province.
The event is part of broader Canucks community initiatives and engagement nights announced by Canucks Sports & Entertainment.

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Duclair scores a pair of goals to fuel the Islanders’ 4-3 road win over Vancouver, extending his hot stretch as New York climbs the seven-game trip.
Duclair’s two-goal performance caps a run of seven goals in seven games, highlighting his goal-scoring surge for the Isles.
Schaefer and Barzal each post multi-point nights, aiding a comeback from an early deficit as the Islanders balance their attack.
Sorokin turns in 29 saves to anchor a resilient road performance and seal the win for New York.
Lankinen makes 28 saves for Vancouver, but the Canucks’ late push falls short as the Isles cling to the lead.
Duclair ties the game on the second-period power play, igniting the Isles’ comeback as Vancouver’s edge diminishes.
Pulock’s third-period strike puts New York ahead 3-2, capitalizing on a clear lane for a decisive goal.
DeAngelo extends the cushion early in the third, extending the lead to 4-2 with a rebound finish.
O’Connor’s late deflection trims the gap to 4-3, keeping Vancouver’s rally alive until time runs out.
The Canucks remain winless at home in 2026, continuing an 11-game drought as the Isles push toward Seattle on the road trip.
Islands’ seven-game road swing continues with a matchup against Seattle, aiming to cap the trip on a high note.

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