Canucks–Flames rivalry

Canucks–Flames rivalry
	Vancouver Canucks Calgary Flames
First meeting	February 1, 1981
Latest meeting	March 12, 2025
Next meeting	TBD
Statistics
Meetings total	307
All-time series	156–105–26–20 (CGY)
Regular season series	135–88–26–20 (CGY)
Postseason results	21–17 (CGY)
Largest victory	VAN 11–0 CGY; March 1, 1992
Longest win streak	VAN W9
Current win streak	VAN W1
Postseason history
	1982 division semifinals: Canucks won, 3–0; 1983 division semifinals: Flames won, 3–1; 1984 division semifinals: Flames won, 3–1; 1989 division semifinals: Flames won, 4–3; 1994 conference quarterfinals: Canucks won, 4–3; 2004 conference quarterfinals: Flames won, 4–3; 2015 first round: Flames won, 4–2;

The Canucks–Flames rivalry is a rivalry that takes place in the Pacific Division of the National Hockey League between the Vancouver Canucks and the Calgary Flames. The Vancouver Canucks started play in the 1970–71 season as an expansion team and the Calgary Flames started play during the 1980–81 season as a relocated team from Atlanta (Atlanta Flames). This rivalry is notable in that both teams have played each other in three overtime game sevens in the playoffs, second only in the NHL to the St. Louis Blues and Minnesota North Stars/Dallas Stars.