Vancouver Canucks forward Aatu Räty joins John and Landon on 100% Canucks to talk about his continued development and growth within the organization. Räty discusses his transition to North American hockey, how his game has evolved since arriving in Vancouver, and the work he’s put in over the offseason to refine his play at center. He also shares his thoughts on team chemistry, facing top competition, and the unique qualities that define Finnish hockey players. Off the ice, Räty opens up about adapting to life in Canada and what he’s learned through his experiences with the Canucks so far.

Vancouver Canucks legend Kirk McLean joins John and Landon on 100% Canucks for a look back at his playing days and the evolution of goaltending. McLean shares his thoughts on Thatcher Demko and how today’s goalies approach the game differently from skaters — both mentally and technically. He also reflects on his career with the Canucks, offering a firsthand perspective on the team’s unforgettable 1994 Stanley Cup Final run and what made that group so special.

Former NHL forward Chris Higgins joins John and Landon on 100% Canucks to reflect on his playing days and his journey to Vancouver. Higgins shares what it was like playing in two of hockey’s most intense markets — Montreal and Vancouver — offering insight into the media pressure, team dynamics, and expectations that come with each. He also opens up about his transition into player development with the Canucks after retirement, what he’s learned working with young players, and how he views the current challenges facing the team. Now settled in Vancouver and awaiting Canadian citizenship, Higgins provides a thoughtful perspective on both his career and the evolution of the game.

Vancouver Canucks defenseman Tyler Myers joins 100% Canucks to share his thoughts on the team’s first three games of the season. Myers talks about the strong start from depth forward Kiefer Sherwood, the growing confidence of the younger players adjusting to full-time NHL roles, and the steadying influence of Thatcher Demko in net. He also looks ahead to the team’s upcoming road trip — and explains why he sees it as a key opportunity for this young, evolving group to build chemistry and identity early in the season.

Former NHL defenseman and new Canucks broadcaster Tyson Barrie joins John and Landon on 100% Canucks to discuss Vancouver’s strong season-opening win over the Calgary Flames. Barrie shares his insights from both a player’s and broadcaster’s perspective, breaking down the team’s structure, tempo, and early-season energy. The conversation dives into the Canucks’ special teams performance, early impressions under Adam Foote, and how recent league rule changes are shaping the flow of games. They also look ahead to the upcoming matchup with the Edmonton Oilers.

Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin joins John and Landon on 100% Canucks to break down the team’s preparation for the upcoming season. Allvin shares insight on the Canucks’ renewed focus on leadership and their push for a faster, more predictable style of play under new head coach Adam Foote. He discusses Thatcher Demko’s return to full health as a cornerstone for success and praises Braeden Cootes development since being drafted, noting his potential to make an impact. Allvin also talks roster depth, areas still in need of strengthening—particularly down the middle—and reinforces Jim Rutherford’s proactive approach to improving the team wherever possible.

Abbotsford Canucks forward Ty Mueller joins John and Landon on 100% Hockey to look back on last season’s AHL championship run and ahead to what’s next. Mueller shares what that experience taught him, what he’s focused on this offseason to become a full-time NHLer, and how the Abbotsford group continues to feed the Vancouver Canucks’ roster. He also gives an inside look at the team’s development system, the culture in Abbotsford, and the connection between the AHL and NHL clubs as the new season approaches.

On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Sept. 30), John Shannon and Landan Ferraro sit down with Ron Delorme, an Indigenous Canadian who has been part of the Vancouver Canucks organization for over 40 years as a player and scout. Ron reflects on what this day means, speaks candidly about the legacy of residential schools and their lasting impacts, and shares how Canadians can take meaningful steps toward reconciliation. He also looks back on his NHL career, his decades shaping the Canucks through scouting, and how he’s embraced his role as a mentor and role model for Indigenous youth in hockey. 

Evander Kane joins John Shannon and Landan Ferraro on 100% Canucks for a wide-ranging conversation about the next chapter of his career. After taking an entire season to rehab and recover from major surgery, Kane opens up about the mental and physical grind of the process and what it took to get back to game shape. He reflects on the highs and lows of his time in Edmonton, including lessons learned along the way, before diving into the emotions of being traded to his hometown Canucks. Kane talks about the pride of putting on the Vancouver jersey, the chemistry he’s building with teammates, and how his experience as a veteran can help shape a young and hungry roster. With the new season just around the corner, he doesn’t shy away from expectations — sharing why he believes this team is ready to make a serious push toward the playoffs.

On this week’s 100% Canucks, John Shannon and Landan Ferraro welcome former Canuck Brad May. With Landan and Brad having been teammates back in Grand Rapids, the conversation starts with a few stories from their playing days before diving deeper into Brad’s career. From his gritty style of play to making the jump into broadcasting, Brad opens up about his time in Vancouver, what he’s been working on since hanging up the skates, and where his path is taking him next.