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The Canucks have a problem. Well, the Canucks have many, many problems pasted all over them like papier-mâché over a balloon that Jim Benning and Trevor Linden refuse to pop. But one of their biggest problems is the power play.

"Maybe they'll just hold it for a second. No, they're gonna adjust it." -Sportsnet's John Shorthouse, December 20th, first period against the Winnipeg Jets.

The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Vancouver dipped slightly in December, but the city still has Canada’s highest rent for that home type. On average, Vancouverites are paying $1,820 for an apartment with one bedroom, which is down 1.

On Tuesday night with the visiting Winnipeg Jets in town, Vancouver fans got to see a handful of things they haven’t really witnessed this year. First, they got to feast their peepers on Finnish phenom, Patrik Laine, for the first time.

Transit riders got some good news Friday – 28 new Skytrain cars will be added to the rapid transit line that runs across Metro Vancouver. But the bad news is the train cars, which cost a combined $93 million, will not be in service until 2019.

Here’s my roundup of the top-five best books released by local publishers this year, just in time for your last-minute literary gift shopping.

John Tortorella is a polarizing figure in the world of hockey. You either love him or hate him. Well, I’m willing to bet that fans of the Columbus Blue Jackets are having a serious love-in right now.