The Vancouver Canucks welcomed somewhere in the neighbourhood of 7,000 fans to the South Okanagan Events Centre for the final day of training camp on Sunday. Despite charging a relatively high price for a training camp scrimmage — individual seats ran fans north of $30,

And it ends just as quickly as it began. The Vancouver Canucks have wrapped up their training camp in Penticton with the intrasquad scrimmage on Sunday.

The Canucks have gathered for Training Camp looking to build on last year's success, but which prospects will stand out the most?

The Vancouver Canucks have added some experience to their crease by signing Kevin Lankinen to a one-year contract.

The more things change, the more they stay the same. The on-ice drills during Day 3 of Canucks training camp in Penticton didn’t showcase any groundbreaking line shuffles or game plans, but a whole lot happened off the ice today.

Adding the 29-year-old goalie on a one-year, $887,000 deal gives Vancouver another experienced NHL option in net, which was sorely needed.

They say good things come to those who wait, and that notion seems to hold truer for Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin than it does most people.

With the signing of Kevin Lankinen, the Vancouver Canucks’ goaltending situation can go in a plethora of directions.

The Vancouver Canucks have signed Finnish goaltender Kevin Lankinen to a one-year contract. The 29-year-old, whose deal is worth US$875,000, appeared in 24 games last season for the Nashville Predators.

Kevin Lankinen agreed to a new contract today, signing with the Vancouver Canucks. The deal is for one year at a surprisingly low $875,000. Lankinen is why coaches pull their hair out.