BREAKING: DeBrusk chooses the Vancouver Canucks

Jake DeBrusk has made it pretty clear: he wants to stay in Vancouver.

After hearing his name in trade rumours for months last season, DeBrusk is now embracing the Canucks' youth movement and appears energized by where this team is heading.

And honestly… that's a pretty big deal.

DeBrusk is one of the veteran pieces on this roster, and if he's genuinely bought into what Vancouver is building, could he become an important part of the next version of the Canucks?

But that's only HALF of today's conversation.

Because the hockey landscape in Canada is changing.

The new Rogers NHL broadcast era is officially here, and with Hockey Night in Canada no longer airing on CBC, some fans are asking whether we've reached the point where the hockey experience Canadians grew up with is disappearing.

For generations, Saturday night hockey meant CBC.

Now that's changing.

Is this simply the evolution of how we watch hockey?

Or are we losing something that made Canadian hockey different?

We're getting into DeBrusk's comments, his future in Vancouver, the Canucks' new direction and why the latest Rogers broadcast changes have some hockey fans questioning where the sport is headed.