While fans in Vancouver were rioting

While fans in Vancouver were rioting

Saluting the team

While fans in Vancouver were rioting, a few die-hard Canuck fans come out after game seven of the Stanley Cup finals to celebrate their team’s run for the cup in downtown Prince Rupert, despite losing the cup to Boston Bruins.

While fans in Vancouver were rioting, a few die-hard Canuck fans come out after game seven of the Stanley Cup finals to celebrate their team’s run for the cup in downtown Prince Rupert, despite losing the cup to Boston Bruins.

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