Vancouver Canucks Primary Logo History

Vancouver Canucks Logo

Primary Logo (1992/93-1996/97)

What is the Vancouver Canucks Logo?

The Vancouver Canucks flying skate logo, adopted in 1978 the logo shows a black, yellow, and red skate inside a black and orange circle. The new colours were meant to give the Canucks a more aggressive look. In 1992, the Canucks darkened the shade of red used in this logo.

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Unveiled: August 22, 1978

Who designed the Vancouver Canucks Logo?
Mike Bull, Beyl and Boyd

Notable Players of this era:
Pavel Bure, Alexander Mogilny

Other Vancouver Canucks Logos and Uniforms from this era

Vancouver Canucks Logo Timeline

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