The NHL and Vancouver Canucks have announced that the team will not be playing any games until at least April 8th.<\/p>\n
After putting off last night’s game against the Calgary Flames<\/a>, the Canucks are now off the ice<\/a> until Tuesday. This means they will try to reschedule games against the Flames, the Edmonton Oilers<\/a>, and two against the Winnipeg Jets<\/a>. Two players are confirmed to have tested positive so far. Both Travis Hamonic<\/a><\/strong> and Adam Gaudette<\/a><\/strong> have entered COVID-19 protocol already, as has one member of the coaching staff. This is the second time the team has been affected directly by the novel coronavirus. Jordie Benn<\/a><\/strong> and J.T. Miller<\/a><\/strong> missed time at the beginning of the season, with Benn out for six games and Miller missing three. Miller only missed three games as a precautionary measure, not having contracted the disease.<\/p>\n The Flames are continuing with their schedule as planned. The next time the Vancouver Canucks are scheduled to play is against Calgary on April 8th.<\/p>\n The @NHL<\/a> postpones @Canucks<\/a> games through Tuesday, April 6; Target Thursday, April 8 for team\u2019s return to game play.<\/p>\n Details: https:\/\/t.co\/cYKApZSonX<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/gQOhAlGa4M<\/a><\/p>\n — NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) April 1, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n