The nephew of Kitigan Zibi hockey legend Gino Odjick is playing at a level below his ability because financial and transportation barriers kept him from attending camp, the family says.Marcus ...

The nephew of Kitigan Zibi hockey legend Gino Odjick is playing at a level below his ability because financial and transportation barriers kept him from attending camp, the family says.Marcus ...

Consider Gino Odjick as one of Wacey Rabbit’s models for a role model. Rabbit, now 36, was five years old when he first met Odjick at a Ted Nolan hockey school. Rabbit was eight when Odjick made ...

Several hundred people attend a celebration of life for former Vancouver Canucks player Gino Odjick, who died last month, at the Musqueam Community Centre in Vancouver, B.C. Saturday, Feb. 4, 2023.

Beloved Vancouver Canucks enforcer Gino Odjick’s achievements on and off the ice are being remembered at a celebration of life on Saturday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Today ...

Gino Odjick was a First Nations pioneer and among very few Indigenous players in the NHL. He spent 12 years on four different teams, but his longest stretch was his first eight years playing for ...

Addressed to Odjick’s fans, family (teammates) and friends, the missive is titled simply, “One last letter of thank you from Gino Odjick.” What follows is the letter in its entirety.

Gino was always so happy when we pulled it off, and I loved to see Gino happy. "He was my best friend and I'm going to miss him." (Photo of Gino Odjick in Feb. 1996: Glenn Cratty / Allsport) ...

Canucks Pavel Bure (left) and Gino Odjick. Photo ran October 23, 1994 (94-7271) Les Bazso/The Province PNG. Former Canucks defenceman Jyrki Lumme saw the Bure-Odjick bond from another perspective.

Former Vancouver Canucks enforcer and fan favourite Gino Odjick has died at the age of 52. His death was confirmed by the team and his sister, Dina Odjick, on Sunday. "Our hearts are broken.

Leftwinger Gino Odjick of the Vancouver Canucks looks on during a game against the St. Louis Blues at General Motors Place in Vancouver on Feb. 29, 1996. Glenn Cratty/Allsport/Getty Images.

Gino Odjick, one of the most popular players to ever suit up for the Vancouver Canucks, died on Sunday at the age of 52. Here’s a look at what some ex-teammates and those who were inspired by ...