In this edition of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina react to Quinn Hughes' Norris Trophy nomination. They talk about the latest in the Tocchet-Canucks negotiations  before delving into the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

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Bik Nizzar is joined by Jonny Lazarus to talk about the NHL playoffs and all the great hockey we have been treated to thus far. Who are the biggest and baddest in the postseason? Then, he gets into the Canucks storylines with Rick Tocchet still being unsigned. A big item that keeps him from coming back is the lack of a Canucks practice facility, they talk about what might finally get that done.

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On this episode of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina react to Rick Tocchet's frustration with Vancouver’s lack of a practice facility and the ongoing absence of plans to build one. They also discuss Mike Sullivan becoming a free agent coach and Tom Willander’s decision to keep his development options open, possibly heading to Europe. The show highlights how these developments reflect poorly on the Canucks organization.

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Bik Nizzar is joined by Curtis Crabtree to talk about the Seattle Seahawks draft. Their moves on day one in drafting an offensive lineman, as well as previewing day two and identifying what the team needs. Then, he takes a look at the Canucks news regarding the lack of contracts for Rick Tocchet and Tom Willander, before breaking down the NHL playoffs thus far. Lastly, it's time for guys naming dudes, as the fellas sit around and name some pro athlete parent/kid combos.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian get into another Flip It Friday starting off with the Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet. Is he going to re-sign? The rumours continue to swirl as the duo take a look at why he hasn't inked a contract yet, and what it might take to get this done. In the second half, they look at the Whitecaps massive win against Inter Miami, and the storylines in the NBA playoffs. Finally, they look to the text inbox for some questions.

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Bik Nizzar hosts The People’s Show and welcomes Ben Steiner to preview Whitecaps vs Inter Miami and what it’ll take to slow down Messi and company. They also dive into NFL Draft storylines including where Shedeur Sanders could land. Christian Del Bianco joins the show to talk about the Vancouver Warriors' hot streak and their playoff mentality. Plus, Bik shares his take on the Seahawks’ draft needs and why drafting linemen is a long game.

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Josh Elliott-Wolfe is joined by NFL writer Frank Schwab to dive into the latest NFL Draft buzz — from Cam Ward’s rising stock to Jalen Milroe’s upside and where the Seahawks might focus early. The guys play “Fill in the Blank” featuring NFL Draft storylines and playoff matchups. Plus, Jayna Hefford joins the show to share the excitement around Vancouver’s new PWHL expansion team, what's next for the roster and branding, and why fans should be pumped for day one.

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Josh and Lina listen live to the PWHL announcement that brings a new team to Vancouver. Along with the exciting news for Vancouver hockey fans, they also dive into last nights games in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Did Ottawa miss their chance? Is this finally the year Toronto's core can make it all the way? Those questions and more in todays episode of Canucks Brunch.

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Bik Nizzar is joined by beat reporter James Nichols of New Jersey Hockey Now to connect on some of Jim Rutherford's comments regarding potentially reuniting the Hughes brothers, along with an update on the Devils first round series against the Canes. Then former Canuck Jannik Hansen joins the show to give his thoughts about the end of the season presser, finding some centermen to help the team and where the Canucks go from here.

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In this episode of Canucks Brunch, Josh and Lina break down the Canucks’ offseason priorities following management’s press conference. They dive into the team’s urgency to keep Quinn Hughes long-term—even if it means a Hughes family reunion—and weigh the future of top prospect Tom Willander, who’s opting to return to school. The pair explores potential trade targets, including what it might take to land a top-six forward or second-line center, and question whether Elias Pettersson can bounce back after a down year. Plus, they touch on Rick Tocchet’s uncertain future and what it could mean for the franchise moving forward.

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