In this edition of The People's Show, Bik Nizzar looks back at a tough season for the Vancouver Canucks and tiers who is the blame for the team's struggles. Diana Matheson of the NSL joins the show ahead of the leagues debut match at BC Place on Wednesday. Bik, Dom, and Arash run through Fill in the Blanks before honouring Brock Boeser ahead of his last dance for the Vancouver Canucks.

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In this edition of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina look ahead to the final game of the Canucks season and what is probably the final game for Brock Boeser in a Canucks jersey. They react to morning skate where Filip Chytil is back in a non-contact jersey. They run through a number of playoff matchups in Cap or No Cap.

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In this episode of The People’s Show, Bik Nizzar dives into the Canucks’ season through the lens of Jake DeBrusk, who capped off his year with a career-high 28th goal. Jannik Hansen joins to share concerns about Pettersson's future and the team's lack of top-six spots for young players, suggesting Vancouver might need to hit the trade market. Whitecaps striker Brian White also stops by to reflect on his red-hot form and his club’s strong start, including a four-goal performance in a 5-1 win. The show touches on playoff hopes, offseason expectations, and whether the current roster can bounce back next year.

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In this episode of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina break down the Canucks' 2-1 win over the Sharks, highlighted by a calm and composed NHL debut from Tolopilo and solid showings from rookies like Kudryavtsev and Karlsson. They discuss the value of Abbotsford call-ups and how players like Aatu Räty and DeBrusk are carving out roles. The conversation turns to chaotic playoff scenarios in the West and East, and excitement around Ivan Demidov’s electric NHL debut. Plus, they debate the worst soup to have when you’re sick (spoiler: it’s not chicken noodle), and react to NHLPA player poll results showing Quinn Hughes still doesn’t get the respect he deserves.

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On this episode of The People's Show, Bik Nizzar talks NHL debuts for Kudryavtsev and Tolopilo, and makes a bold comparison between Rory McIlroy’s Masters quest and the Canucks’ Stanley Cup hopes. With Inter Miami’s visit to Vancouver on the horizon and the Whitecaps heating up, the sports scene in the city is buzzing. Emmy nominated broadcaster and former NHLer Brett Festerling joins to reflect on end-of-season meetings and what it’s like being a bubble player. Plus, there’s scrutiny on Elias Pettersson’s performance and a discussion about whether the NHL should rethink rules around fighting after the punch on Forbort.

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On this episode of Canucks Brunch with Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian, the crew looks ahead to a strange Canucks lineup tonight, with Tolopilo potentially making his NHL debut and key injuries sidelining Pettersson and Forbort. They dive into how the Canucks could move up in the draft and why a centre should be the priority. The conversation also covers Rick Tocchet’s future in Vancouver, Willander’s ELC status, and Chytil’s potential fit. In Segment 2, Josh and Lina go around the league, sharing playoff format takes, thoughts on the Hellebuyck workload, and excitement over Messi possibly playing in Vancouver.

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Bik Nizzar is joined by Nick Baumgardner to preview the NFL Draft. Which player is most deserving of the number one overall pick, and who has risen the most in the last few months? Then it's a discussion of Brock Boeser's status as a Canuck, and Friedman's comments on him being "heartbroken" by Vancouver. Lastly, it's time for Guys Naming Dudes, as the guys sit around and name some of the best sports nicknames of all time.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian start the show looking at defenseman Elias Pettersson, and whether or not he is becoming a homegrown version of Nikita Zadorov. Then, they have the toughest discussion Canucks fans can have right now: is it time to say goodbye to Brock Boeser?

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Josh and Lina host Canucks Brunch, breaking down the news that the Canucks have been eliminated from the playoffs. They break down Iain MacIntyre's article on Quinn Hughes' future on the Canucks and Brock Boeser saying it's unlikely that he's staying in Vancouver. Later the crew chats about who they're cheering for now during the playoffs, while bouncing off some takes during In Or Out.

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On this episode of The People’s Show with Bik Nizzar, the focus is on Quinn Hughes' revealing comments about the challenges of this season and his desire to help lead the Canucks toward a Stanley Cup. With the team planning an aggressive offseason, Bik explores the rare history of NHL captains switching teams and what it could mean for Vancouver. Later, Pat Mayo joins the show to preview the Masters, discussing betting insights, course strategy at Augusta, and whether stars like Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy can finally break through.

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