John Shannon and Landon Ferraro are joined by Chris Cuthbert and Jim Hughson for a special edition of 100% Canucks, remembering the life and legacy of John Garrett.

The group shares stories from Garrett’s playing days as a goaltender to his long run in the broadcast booth with Vancouver. They reflect on his self-deprecating humour, his ability to connect with viewers, and the way he made the game feel accessible without losing professionalism.

Cuthbert and Hughson offer personal memories from working alongside Garrett, highlighting his relationships within the game, his humility, and his love of family. It’s a conversation that captures not just the broadcaster, but the person behind the voice.

A fitting tribute to one of the most recognizable and respected figures in Canucks history.

Geoff Courtnall joins Landon Ferraro and John Shannon on 100% Canucks to reflect on his NHL career and his time with Vancouver during the 1994 Stanley Cup run.

Courtnall shares memories from that playoff run, what it was like playing in Vancouver, and the experience of competing at the highest level during one of the most memorable seasons in franchise history.

The conversation covers:

• The 1994 Stanley Cup run and what made that team special

• Playing in Vancouver and the atmosphere around the team

• His NHL career across multiple teams

• Competing against his brother Russ

• Life after hockey and his work with the Courtnall Foundation

• Lessons from a 17-year NHL career

A look back at one of the most memorable eras in Canucks history and the career of a player who lived it.

John Shannon and Landon Ferraro break down the latest developments in Vancouver on 100% Canucks, following major changes within the organization.

The conversation focuses on Jim Rutherford’s recent press conference and what his plan means for the future of the Canucks after a difficult season.

Topics include:

• The departure of the general manager and what led to the decision
• Rutherford’s vision for the organization moving forward
• The structure of hockey operations and what “full control” means
• The Canucks’ rebuild status after finishing last in the league• Player performance, including struggles and areas for improvement
• Coaching under Adam Foote and staff evaluation
• The development of young talent and the team’s direction
• Potential candidates for the next general manager role

A full breakdown of where the Canucks stand and what comes next for the organization.