Group 1 update: Micheal Ferland is unfit to play today.
CanucksArmy has no direct affiliation to the Vancouver Canucks, Canucks Sports & Entertainment, NHL, or NHLPA
Vancouver Canucks forward Michael Ferland deemed unfit to play at start of training camp

Photo credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports
By Zach Laing
Jul 13, 2020, 14:12 EDTUpdated: Jul 13, 2020, 14:15 EDT
Vancouver Canucks forward Michael Ferland has been deemed unfit to play during the teams first day of training camp Monday.
The forward had battled concussion issues throughout the regular season, but recently had begun skating alongside teammates in phase two activities.
Questions had come up about his ability to hold a hockey-playing career, so it was great news to see him on the ice last week.
With NHL training camps kicking off across the NHL, the league is handling all injury reports for teams across the league. For any player who tests positive, the NHL and its teams will not be identifying specific cases without prior approval from the NHL or NHLPA.
Jim Benning is expected to speak to the media at 12:30.
Stay tuned to canucksarmy.com for the latest.
On Twitter: @zjlaing
Breaking News
- Why the Canucks should sign the younger Elias Pettersson to as long a contract as possible, too
- Canucks goalie prospect Aleksei Medvedev struggles in preseason match vs. Victoria Royals
- Canucks’ Johnson embraces new reality of NHL economics with Buium mega deal
- Lekkerimäki feels fully healthy and excited to test surgically repaired shoulder at Canucks camp
- Why the Zeev Buium contract is a great bet for the Canucks in multiple different ways

