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Vancouver Canucks coverage is picking up ahead of their matchup with the Edmonton Oilers, with pre-season previews, power rankings and season analysis filling local sports coverage. Fans in Western Canada are following the buildup to the rivalry game, one of the NHL's marquee Pacific Division matchups, as both teams' outlooks for the new season are debated.
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The Vegas Golden Knights are being discussed as part of early coverage of the NHL's 2026-27 season, with previews of the Pacific Division circulating among hockey fans. Writers are making predictions about how the division will shape up, and the Golden Knights' prospects are part of that conversation as fans look ahead to the new campaign.
- 3Padres eliminate Cubs, advance to NLDS matchup with Brewers●Padres WIN! Adios, Cubs. See you Saturday, Brewers, 5:30pm PDT. # MLB # Padres # NLDS
The San Diego Padres beat the Chicago Cubs, ending the Cubs' postseason run and sending San Diego into the National League Division Series. The Padres now face the Milwaukee Brewers in their next game, scheduled for Saturday at 5:30pm Pacific time. Baseball fans are reacting to the elimination and looking ahead to the division series matchup.
- 4Canada fast-tracks Pacific oil pipeline to cut US reliance●Canada fast-tracks Pacific oil pipeline to reduce US dependence
Canada is moving to fast-track a pipeline linking Alberta's oil sands to the Pacific coast, aiming to open Asian export markets and reduce the country's reliance on selling crude almost exclusively to the United States. The plan, advanced under Prime Minister Mark Carney, has revived one of Canada's most divisive energy debates between economic and environmental priorities.
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The NBA has published 'The Association: Pacific Division Download', a roundup covering the Pacific Division teams including the Lakers, Warriors, Clippers, Suns and Kings. The feature is part of the league's ongoing division-by-division review, recapping performances and storylines from the season across the five Pacific teams.