The Vancouver Canucks had added a security blanket in net for their current situation. On Saturday, general manager Patrik Allvin announced the team has signed goaltender Kevin Lankinen to a one-year contract.

With the signing of Kevin Lankinen, the Vancouver Canucks’ goaltending situation can go in a plethora of directions.

Adding the 29-year-old goalie on a one-year, $887,000 deal gives Vancouver another experienced NHL option in net, which was sorely needed.

After nearly a month of Vancouver Canucks fans being left in the dark regarding the health of Vezina runner-up Thatcher Demko, he met the media on the first day of training camp to address all of the looming injury questions.

“The City of Penticton is thrilled to be able to welcome the Vancouver Canucks to town for training camp as they prepare for what will be an exciting season," said Penticton Mayor Julius Bloomfield. "This is going to be a great year for the Canucks and it’s all going to start here.”

Day three of Vancouver Canucks Training Camp featured a new signing as well as some movement within the practice groups. Saturday was also the final day of the practice groups as the Canucks got prepared for the end-of-camp scrimmage scheduled for tomorrow. Here is a look at some of the biggest storylines from day three here in Pentiction.

The Vancouver Canucks are nearly done their 2024 training camp. The team has wrapped up the first three days of on-ice sessions. Tomorrow the camp will conclude with some brief special teams work and a scrimmage.

The Vancouver Canucks have signed Finnish goaltender Kevin Lankinen to a one-year contract. The 29-year-old, whose deal is worth US$875,000, appeared in 24 games last season for the Nashville Predators.

The Canucks have been searching for some goalie depth for a while now with Kevin Lankinen being an early target. While it took a while, the two sides have reached an agreement as the team announced that the netminder has signed a one-year,