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Iain MacIntyre

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Writing about the Canucks since 1991. Now also talking about them for Sportsnet TV and radio. And I still don't have to work for a living.
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Q and A: Canucks GM Ryan Johnson talks busy summer, what comes next

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By Iain MacIntyre Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
VANCOUVER — In about the time the World Cup of soccer has been on, new Vancouver Canucks general manager Ryan Johnson hired a head coach, hired an assistant GM to manage the minor-league team, hired a head of player development, made his first big trade and key changes to the team’s identity, and oversaw the most important draft in franchise history. Imagine what he might do over an entire season.
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'More mentally ready': Cootes better positioned to crack Canucks roster

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By Iain MacIntyre Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — When Braeden Cootes deftly sifted through Caleb Malhotra’s forecheck to start a solo rush that ended with a spectacular three-on-three goal Thursday at the Vancouver Canucks’ development camp, it wasn’t the first time the team’s two best prospects came together. Centres who are vital to the rebuilding Canucks’ future, Cootes and Malhotra were roommates for the three-day orientation camp.
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While rebuild is far off, construction of Canucks' culture is well underway

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By Iain MacIntyre Verified
| Sportsnet Canada Verified
VANCOUVER – Somewhere there’s a 13-year-old minor-hockey player who could be the return in the Vancouver Canucks’ trade Wednesday of Marcus Pettersson to the New York Rangers. How is that for a reality check on the timeline for the Canucks’ rebuild? Vancouver liquidated its second-best defenceman for a first-round draft pick in 2030.
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