Patrick Roy is not fooled: he is very aware that his return to Montreal, behind the bench of the New York Islanders, will be the topic of the day in the metropolis. And he has no intention of letting those

Like the team's fans, Martin St-Louis will want to quickly turn the page and focus on the next game between the Canadian and Patrick Roy and the New York Islanders on Thursday night at the Bell Centre. In the meantime,

The Montreal Canadiens will look to make their last two games forgettable by returning to face the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday at the Bell Centre. While the Habs were defeated by the Boston Bruins 9-4 last Saturday, they were no

LAVAL | Arber • Also read: Mailloux lost his accomplice • Also read: LPHF: The luggage of a former CH for the Montreal team • Also read: CH: Mitchell Stephens is going to Laval The 22-year-old Nova Scotian is clearly

MONTREAL — The Habs have three games scheduled before the break on All-Star Weekend. We'll meet again… The Canadiens undoubtedly left a bitter aftertaste from last week's loss at the Senators at the Canadian Tire Centre. The good news, however,

The Montreal Canadiens transferred defenseman Justin Barron and forward Mitchell Stephens to the Laval Rocket of the American Hockey League (AHL) on Monday. However, the second must submit waivers before he can officially become a member of the school club.

(Saint-Côme) Eight Canadian moguls reached the round of 16 at the Freestyle Ski World Cup in Val-St-Côme. Published on January 20th Frederic Daigle The Canadian Press In the men's category, Mikaël Kingsbury will have a fratricidal duel with Louis David-Chalifoux;

The Montreal Canadiens suffered a tough 9-4 loss to the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Saturday night. The Habs' chain went off the rails in the third period as the Bruins scored four unanswered goals in just over 10

Ever since the Montreal Canadiens demoted Arber Xhekaj to the American League, teams in the National League have been curious. They wonder whether the CH could now show greater openness to trading the robust and unique defender. At least that's

The Laval Rocket's 3-2 win was marred by an awkward gesture from Belleville Senators forward Brennan Saulnier. In the third period, Saulnier attacked Rocket goalkeeper Kasimir Kaskisuo after the referee called it offside. After the referee's whistle, the former hit