NHL Power Rankings: Canadian Teams Dominate the Top 10 | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

It's not quite a national crisis in Canada. But it's close.

Hockey fans of a certain age in the True North will be well aware of the time that has passed since the Stanley Cup was last hoisted by a Canadian team.

Come this spring, it will be 31 years.

However, while the 1993 Montreal Canadiens were the last team north of the 49th parallel to raise a banner, recent indications in the B/R Power Rankings suggest it could happen again soon.

The Winnipeg Jets and Vancouver Canucks monopolized the voting panel's first-place ballots for the second straight week, maintaining their positions at No. 1 and 2, respectively, while the surging Edmonton Oilers—the nation's last dynasty with five Cups in seven seasons from 1984 to 1990—have ridden a two-month wave into the No. 8 spot.

Edmonton has lost to the eventual Cup champions in each of the last two playoffs but began this season with a 2-9-1 skid and was 31st in our rankings 10 weeks ago. Since hiring Kris Knoblauch to replace Jay Woodcroft on November 12, though, the Oilers are 21-6.

Colorado and Boston each moved up a space from last week to take third and fourth, respectively, while the Florida Panthers fell two spots to fifth.

Scroll through to see where your favorite team wound up and drop a thought of your own in the comments.

Note: Votes were tallied before games on Wednesday, Jan. 17.