OTTAWA — The funniest line about Luke Schenn’s goal-of-the-decade was from Luke Schenn. In the middle of a four-goal outburst Wednesday by the Vancouver Canucks , the veteran stay-at-home defenceman dangled past Ottawa Senator Alex Formenton, pulled the puck to his forehand, and deftly flipped a high shot from close range over goalie Filip Gustavsson to the astonishment of, well, everyone including Schenn. The goal brought smiles to teammates, ribbing to Schenn, and was symbolic of a rare 6-2 win that eased tensions around a Canucks team that looked a couple of games ago like it would return from its National Hockey League road trip without its head coach and/or general manager. But by sweeping dreadful teams in Ottawa and Montreal – call it the Lower Canada tour – the Canucks have strung together consecutive wins for the first time since October. When J.T. Miller capped the rout by stickhandling through the Senators’ lineup before tucking the puck around Gustavsson late in the t...