Forward Evander Kane was traded to the Vancouver Canucks by the Edmonton Oilers last week. However, his time in Vancouver may not have gotten off to a great start. According to reports, he was attacked by multiple people outside a bar in downtown Vancouver.However, the Vancouver Police Department clarified that there were no reports of an assault at Pierre’s or involving any Vancouver Canucks member, noting that the rumors appeared to originate from anonymous social media accounts."We don’t have any reports of an assault at Pierre’s or anything involving any member of the Vancouver Canucks. This appears to have originated with anonymous social media accounts," VPD was quoted as saying by Kevin Charach of CTV News.The news was first reported by the "2 Mutts Hockey Podcast", which claimed that Kane was attacked in Vancouver and required medical attention.The report stated that Kane was doing fine, with a video expected to be released to show he was not at fault, as he was minding his own business when the incident occurred.Evander Kane announced trade to Canucks on social media postEvander Kane announced his trade to the Vancouver Canucks via a social media post last week. He expressed gratitude to the Edmonton Oilers' ownership, front office, coaching staff, and trainers for their belief in him and the opportunity to play for a passionate franchise."To my teammates—thank you for the battles, the friendships, and the memories. I’ll always remember the playoff runs, the highs and lows, and the pride of going to war with a special group of guys."To the fans—thank you for embracing me and showing unwavering support throughout my time in Edmonton. Rogers Place was always electric, and I’m proud to have played in front of such a passionate hockey city. My family and I have built some incredible relationships that will last forever," Kane posted on X.Kane was selected with the No. 4 pick by the now-defunct Atlanta Thrashers in the 2009 NHL draft. The 33-year-old had a spell of three seasons with the Oilers, notching 111 points through 62 goals and 49 assists in 161 games.