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Here are the full results for the 2025 federal election. The Torstar Open Data Team produces articles using data and automation beach water quality reports and election results The team is Lucas Timmons and Cody Gault with support from the Star and Metroland’s editorial and technical teams MontrealNewsQuebec Court of Appeal dismisses Blainville’s request to suspend dump siteBy The Canadian PressPublished: April 16, 2025 at 4:25PM EDT \n Protesters gather in Blainville against expansion of Stablex landfill\n A large protest formed against the expansion of the Stablex landfill in Blainville MontrealNewsBlainville mayor wants to meet premier about hazardous waste dump north of MontrealBy The Canadian Press and Patrice Bergeron Published: March 03, 2025 at 10:28AM EST Montreal WatchProtesters gather in Blainville against expansion of Stablex landfillA large protest formed against the expansion of the Stablex landfill in Blainville, Que. MontrealNewsBlainville and CMM to challenge Bill 93 in court over Stablex landfill expansionBy The Canadian PressPublished: March 17, 2025 at 2:00PM EDT The Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League is coming right down to the wire with teams battling for position heading into the playoffs Right in the thick of it are the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada who have a one-point advantage over the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies for top spot in the West Division and the No The Armada own a 34-18-7 record but have been inconsistent lately Their success this season has largely been in part due to winger Justin Carbonneau’s emergence as one of the top offensive players in the QMJHL The 6-foot-1 winger is second in QMJHL scoring this season with 46 goals and 87 points including four goals and one assist on Sunday during their 7-2 win over the Drummondville Voltigeurs Carbonneau has been on fire since the start of the new year putting up 23 goals and 40 points in 24 games Justin. Carbonneau. Son 33e de la saison! 🚨#LeFuturEstMaintenant⚡️ pic.twitter.com/s9fcK3TJpN “The thing with Carbonneau is that he’s not interested in playing outside [the perimeter],” said TSN’s Director of Scouting Craig Button “He’s a player that wants to put players on his heals and with his maturity He’s using his skillset as something to use to impact a game.” Carbonneau is a top prospect eligible for the 2025 NHL Draft in Los Angeles and has been steadily rising on prognosticators’ lists He didn’t make an appearance on Button’s pre-season draft ranking and made his first appearance on the list in November at No 14. Button now thinks that’s not high enough “We’re talking about a player that plays the game in a manner where he can be a first-line winger [in the NHL],” said Button “Young players have to continue to learn and grow and find a way to make their skills more impactful opponents are trying to figure out ways to stop them so they have to continue to find ways to use those skills “Some players can’t find a way to do it like they did in the lower levels and other players continue to move up What I see from Carbonneau is him using his skillset as something to use to impact a game He knows he can be a difference maker in every game that he plays.” Supporting Carbonneau up front are a pair of players who are also eligible in this year’s NHL draft in Vincent Desjardins and Mateo Nobert Desjardins sits tied for eighth in QMJHL scoring with 17 goals and 77 points He recorded 15 goals and 47 points in 68 games last season and was invited to the Edmonton Oilers rookie camp in the preseason after going undrafted in the 2024 draft in Vegas.  Nobert was drafted third overall in the 2023 QMJHL draft by the Armada and has been steadily improving in his sophomore season in the league The 6-foot centre has 28 goals and 67 points and has been rising in a lot of draft rankings “I think he can be a first-round draft pick when it’s all said and done and he’ll be in my top 32players,” said Button I see someone who is so invested in being better He’s another player who just continues to take his game to higher levels.” La face de l’admin en voyant ce but en tirs de barrage de Mateo Nobert: 😵😵‍💫😶‍🌫️#RéEmbarqueDansLArmada ⚫️⚪️ pic.twitter.com/DNIWHWmwZu The Armada are led on the blueline by Xavier Villeneuve who is second among QMJHL defencemen in points with 12 goals and 61 points in 57 games this season The 5-foot-10 left-shot defenceman is not eligible for the 2025 draft due to his September birthday “He’s a small defenceman but he’s really good,” said Button “He’s similar to Sam Girard [of the Colorado Avalanche] He’s a dynamic offensive defenceman that can control he play and run the power play.” The QMJHL Western Conference remains in flux with the Armada and Sherbrook Phoenix all within four points of each other while the Moncton Wildcats and Rimouski Oceanic are the teams to beat in the East Button believes the top three teams in the QMJHL are the Wildcats but he also believes that the Armada and other three teams in contention in the West are not too far behind Drummondville “When teams like the Armada are playing against good teams and the games are tight they have to find a way to win even if they can’t play to their strengths and the one thing you’re looking for is really good goaltending.” Goaltending was an area of need that Blainville-Boisbriand recognized at the trade deadline and addressed the issue by acquiring Felix Hamel from the Cataracts in exchange for defenceman Noah Collette and two draft picks Hamel has had an immediate impact on the club going 14-2 with a 2.41 goals-against average and.926 save percentage since his arrival He sits third in the league with an overall .918 save percentage and sixth with a 2.46 GAA “If you don’t recognize where you have to be better you’re going to have a hard time getting better,” said Button “They recognized they had to improve their goaltending Now the results are reflected in the numbers Saginaw Spirit defenceman Zayne Parekh put himself in exclusive company at the beginning of March when he registered his 30th goal of the season Parekh now joins the legendary Bobby Orr as the only two defencemen to register multiple 30-goal seasons in Ontario Hockey League history The Calgary Flames prospect wasn’t done there Parekh also became the 10th defenceman in OHL history to reach the 100-point plateau He is the first to reach the mark since Ryan Ellis registered 24 goals and 101 points in 58 games during the 2010-11 season he set the OHL rookie record goals by a defenceman (21) then last year he had 33 goals and this year he’s at 32 [and counting] Parekh now has 32 goals and 101 points in 58 games this season with the Spirit to go along with a plus-42 rating on a team that is very different from the Memorial Cup champion from last season It’s worth noting that Parekh still has five more regular-season games to add to his totals Button believes that it’s not just Parekh’s physical attributes that makes him so effective offensively but it’s his hockey sense and IQ that makes him unique “He beats you up with his mind first and then all the skills come into play,” said Button The other main thing is that he gets his shots on net “How many defencemen are accurate like he is He’s so dynamic first with his brain and hands and then he combines that with the fact that he’s an excellent skater.” Parekh spoke to TSN in February about his OHL journey and his overall development as an NHL prospect When asked about what makes him such a strong force at the major junior level he said it’s not just development in himself but changes in the league as well “Each year as I continue to grow as a player and in the gym the game seems to slow down a little bit for me because the league gets a little younger every year,” said Parekh “I’ve been able to expose the skating differential there and I’ve been playing with really good players While Button understands where Parekh is coming from he believes his success has more to do with the development of his game rather than the cycle of junior hockey players He’s building his game and is maturing mentally and physically It’s one thing to think you can but when you know you can The 6-foot defenceman got his first taste of NHL action prior to the regular season where he participated in the Flames training camp and played in two preseason games Parekh will still be eligible to return to the OHL for a fourth season next year but his main objective is to try to make the Flames roster and cut his teeth at being an NHL player While a large portion of whether Parekh will be successful at this will depend on the Flames’ roster and salary cap situations Button believes that he can force the issue depending on his performance “What I would tell him is that if he wants to play in the NHL next season he’s going to have to be really consistent about his game,” said Button but the coach has to know what he’s going to get from him “The reason young players have to get the confidence of the coach is because the coach has to know what to expect when they’re on the ice While there has been a lot of buzz surrounding Medicine Hat Tigers phenom Gavin McKenna at the top of the 2026 NHL Draft a lot of other strong prospects have already begun to reveal themselves this season Near the top of the list is Victoria Royals rookie defenceman Keaton Verhoeff The 6-foot-4 right-shot defenceman is third among Western Hockey League blueliners with 20 goals this season to go along with 43 points in 57 games He is among those leading the charge in Victoria as the team is tied with the Prince George Cougars for top spot in the B.C Division with a 36-16-10 record and the second seed in the Western Conference “McKenna is the best player in the 2026 draft But Verhoeff is a 25-minute a game player who can play in any situation and excel.” Keaton Verhoeff has his 17th goal of the season and the most goals scored in a season by a 16-year-old defenseman in the WHL since 1984-85! pic.twitter.com/g1gXutPCc2 Button believes one of the key aspects in Verhoeff’s development is having head coach James Patrick in his corner Patrick took over as head coach of the team in November of 2023 after the team failed to make the playoffs three years in a row He previously coached the Winnipeg Ice franchise (now Wenatchee Wild) taking the team to the WHL Championship Series in 2022-23 “Two things that Verhoeff really benefits from is experience and his head coach,” said Button “Playing for Patrick is getting taught by a hockey professor He wasn’t in place when Verhoeff was drafted He’s an outstanding coach and having him there is huge.” The Royals are looking to make some noise in this year’s playoff run but the team is built so that they can also be a force to be reckoned with next season as well the Royals have 14 players eligible to return to the WHL next season “What they’re doing is really impressive,” said Button and they have good young players going into next year with a good coach Based on where they’re at this year and how they can grow into next season MontrealNewsBill expanding hazardous waste landfill passes under closureBy The Canadian PressPublished: March 28, 2025 at 1:03PM EDT CBC LiteSectionsNews • Canada • MontrealQuebec Superior Court rejects Blainville's injunction request against Stablex expansionCBC News | Posted: April 2, 2025 10:58 PM | Last Updated: April 3 A week after province adopts law, court says city's injunction request has weak legal basis Caption: The controversial piece of legislation adopted last week by the provincial government forces the City of Blainville to sell a parcel of land to Stablex. (Ivanoh Demers/Radio-Canada) Lewis Gendron’s tiebreaking goal in extra minutes gave the Cape Breton Eagles a 5-4 overtime victory over the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada during their Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League matchup on Saturday night at Sydney’s Centre 200 Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to keep reading Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Don't have an account? Create Account Brayden Schmitt opened the Eagles’ scoring before the Armada responded with a pair of goals. Near end of the second period, Joseph Henneberry, Luke Patterson and Cam Squires each potted in single markers to put the Eagles (24-17-4-3) up 4-3. The Armada tied the game at 4-4 near the end of regulation. An odd man rush allowed Gendron to come up along the left wing and put the puck past Armada goalie Vincent Gladu 2:52 into overtime for the game winner in front of 3,980 attendees. Justin Carbonneau scored twice for Blainville-Boisbriand (28-17-3-0). Mateo Nobert added a goal and Théo Lemieux provided the game-tying goal with just under two minutes remaining in regulation. Jakub Milota made just 13 saves for the Eagles, while the Armada’s Gladu stopped 28 of 33 shots. The Eagles return to action on Thursday night for the Battle of the Nova Scotia in Halifax against the Mooseheads (17-26-6-1). Puck drop at Scotiabank Centre is scheduled for 7 p.m. transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account ON native is in his second season with the Hawks and ranks first in points and goals as well as second in assists for the Hawks The road trip ended with a whimper for the Mooseheads who dropped a 5-3 decision in Blainville-Boisbriand on Saturday afternoon The Armada scored four times in a dominant second period to help secure the win over a visiting Halifax that went 1-and-2 on the roadie through the province of Quebec including a a late goal with less than four seconds remaining in regulation to make the final score a little closer Kennedy also opened the scoring in the game when he struck at the 13:05 mark of the first period His 16 goals leads the team and he has now picked up 11 points in 11 games in a Halifax uniform since being added at the trade deadline Carlos Handel assisted on the opening goal as his point shot was deflected by Kennedy Box Score Shawn Carrier scored the only other Mooseheads goal which came on a penalty shot late in the first period to give the Herd a 2-1 advantage after 20 minutes of play Carrier’s tally was his 11th of the season Carrier converts on the penalty shot 🎯 #GoMooseGo pic.twitter.com/UmdX3q5W81 — Halifax Mooseheads (@HFXMooseheads) January 18, 2025 Blainville-Boisbriand really turned the tables in the game with their middle period with four goals in just over 11 minutes of action That included a power play marker and a shorthanded goal Mateo Norbert got one on the man advantage at 3:58 to tie the game 2-2 Then it was Zakary Lavoie at the 5:18 mark followed by Matt Gosselin at 10:40 and Egor Goriunov capped off the Armada barrage when he came out of the box after a failed two-man advantage by the Moose and scored shorthanded when Handel sent a point shot into his shins that ricocheted into the neutral zone where it was chased down by Goriunov The third period was rather uneventful as Blainville sat back defensively and Kennedy’s late goal was all for naught in the final seconds of action The Moose were 0-for-6 on the power play while the Armada struck twice on three chances Halifax’s record dipped to 13-23-6-0 after a second straight loss The Quebec trip began with an overtime win over Rimouski The Mooseheads will return home to the Scotiabank Centre this Thursday to face Acadie-Bathurst at 7pm. That game starts a busy weekend for the Herd at home. They also host Chicoutimi on Friday at 7pm and Saint John on Sunday at 3pm. Tickets are on sale now at Ticketmaster.ca MontrealNewsStablex: QS suspects the CAQ of wanting to use the gag orderBy The Canadian PressPublished: March 25, 2025 at 5:34PM EDT The Charlottetown Islanders have completed a trade that further strengthens the team’s future acquiring key prospects and valuable draft picks in exchange for 20-year-old import forward Egor Goriunov The Return: A Promising Prospect and Valuable Picks a right-handed defenseman from Victoriaville is currently playing for the Trois-Rivières Estacades in the QMAAA Drafted in the 3rd round of last year’s QMJHL Draft by Blainville Caron has posted 2 goals and 10 assists for 12 points this season the Islanders also receive a 3rd round pick in the 2025 QMJHL Draft and a 2nd round pick in 2027 These picks add considerable value to the Islanders’ future providing the team with more opportunities to add top-tier talent to the roster in the coming years Trades are a difficult part of our business and this transaction is no different [This] deal was simply too strong to pass up in terms of draft pick value It helps restock our draft board which is an essential part of building our future We wish Egor much success in the future and are grateful for his contributions to the Islanders The Islanders are getting a significant return for Goriunov especially considering he was acquired at the end of last season for just a 5th round pick including a red-hot month of December with 9 points in 5 games highlights how much the Islanders are building for the future This trade adds depth to their prospect pool and strengthens the foundation for years to come Tickets are on sale now at purchase.eastlinkcentrepei.com/Events MontrealNewsQuebec opposition wants hazardous waste from the U.S. blockedBy The Canadian PressPublished: February 25, 2025 at 2:39PM EST The Charlottetown Islanders gave everything they had on Wednesday night at the Eastlink Centre but came up short in a 3-1 loss to the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada outshooting and outplaying the hottest team in the QMJHL but unable to come away with the win 1st Period: A Physical Start and a Costly Penalty The game started at a blistering pace with few stoppages in play The Isles got the first powerplay of the night when Olivier Lemieux was called for boarding Ethan Montroy After a goalie interference call on Simon Hughes the Armada struck first when Mateo Nobert buried a goal off a setup from NHL draft prospect Justin Carbonneau The Islanders put up a strong effort despite missing top scorers The Islanders came out strong in the 2nd period proving they could go toe-to-toe with the Armada despite their shorthanded lineup The momentum seemed to be shifting in Charlottetown’s favour but frustration grew as they couldn’t seem to beat goaltender Felix Hamel Zachary Plamondon fired a shot that snuck through traffic and Kyle Powers pounced on the loose puck to tie the game 1-1 with 4:47 remaining in the frame the Armada regained the lead when Xavier Villeneuve’s point shot found its way through a screen Putting Blainville ahead 2-1 heading into the final frame throwing everything they had at Armada goaltender Felix Hamel Pavel Simek was robbed on the doorstep early and as the Islanders continued to dominate play the referees blew a whistle at a crucial moment Stopping play while the Isles were in a prime scoring position—leaving the crowd confused Despite relentless pressure and a massive shot advantage (28-17 by the end of the game) scoring on an odd-man rush with Blainville’s 1st shot of the period to seal the 3-1 win The Islanders will quickly shift their focus to tomorrow night’s game against Drummondville at the Eastlink Centre the Isles will look to bounce back and turn their strong play into a victory Charlottetown proved once again that they can compete with the league’s best—even while shorthanded and if they can bring the same intensity tomorrow they’ll have a great chance to get back in the win column Buy Tickets MontrealNewsStablex: Quebec bill would save American company $100 millionBy The Canadian PressPublished: March 18, 2025 at 8:21PM EDT MontrealNewsStablex: Charette says it’s ‘ironic’ municipalities are opposing the projectBy The Canadian PressPublished: March 19, 2025 at 4:04PM EDT MONTREAL — Montreal-area mayors are denouncing the Quebec government’s decision to force the City of Blainville to cede a piece of land for the expansion of a hazardous waste disposal site Quebec’s natural resources minister said today she had tabled a bill to transfer the contested piece of land to the government a company that processes waste from Canada and the United States MontrealNewsStablex: ‘We won’t win a popularity contest with this decision’By The Canadian PressUpdated: March 27, 2025 at 3:56PM EDT – A pair of Cape Breton Eagles players will miss Sunday’s game with the Shawinigan Cataractes due to suspensions Forwards Cam Squires and Angelo Fullerton each received suspensions by the Quebec 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy the Cape Breton Eagles found themselves on the wrong end of the scoreboard against the Moncton Wildcats on Thursday night The Eagles were edged 3-2 in a shootout by the Wildcats in Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League action at Avenir Centre in Moncton Cape Breton also lost to Moncton 3-0 on Feb Loke Johansson and Dylan MacKinnon scored in regulation time for the Wildcats Julius Sumpf scored the winner in the shootout Joseph Henneberry scored both goals for the Eagles Cape Breton’s Jakub Milota stopped 26 of 28 shots The Eagles opened the scoring at 4:19 of the first period with Henneberry notching his 18th of the season but the Wildcats responded before the end of the frame with Johansson scoring his third goal of the campaign to tie the contest 1-1 The game would remain tied until the third period when MacKinnon found the back of the net for his third of the season at 7:15 but Cape Breton answered just over two minutes later with Henneberry’s second of the game Overtime would solve nothing despite the Eagles outshooting the Wildcats 3-0 in the extra frame after both Cape Breton’s Alexandre Guy and Moncton’s Markus Vidicek missed their opportunities the Eagles’ Jacob Newcombe and Wildcats’ Caleb Desnoyers would score on their clubs’ second shots Sumpf would score on Moncton’s third attempt putting the pressure on Cam Squires to keep the shootout going Cape Breton outshot Moncton 40-28 while going 1-for-2 on the power play The Wildcats were 0-for-1 with the man-advantage The Eagles will now turn their attention to the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada who the club will host on Saturday night at Centre 200 in Sydney will look to snap a three-game losing streak the team entered Friday night’s game against the Halifax Mooseheads as one of the hottest teams in the league having won eight of their last 10 games and find themselves three points ahead of the Eagles in the overall standings The Armada’s surge comes more than a month after the club traded league-leading scorer Jonathan Fauchon to the Memorial Cup-host Rimouski Océanic Cape Breton and Blainville-Boisbriand last played on Nov with the Armada shutting out the Eagles 4-0 Saturday’s game will be the final regular season meeting of the year between the two clubs The game will also see a showdown between brothers with the Eagles’ Romain L’Italien facing older brother Eliot L’Italien for the second time in their junior careers Former Eagle draft pick Alexandre Carbonneau will also be in the Armada lineup Newcombe leads the Eagles with 27 goals and 51 points in 47 games while Cam Squires has 16 goals and 50 points in 41 games and Tomas Lavoie has 11 goals and 43 points in 44 games Justin Carbonneau leads the Armada with 32 goals and 64 points in 45 games while Vincent Desjardins has 14 goals and 60 points in 46 games Mateo Nobert has 22 goals and 53 points in 45 games Cape Breton will hit the road again to face the Mooseheads in Halifax on Thursday before returning home to battle the Sherbrooke Phoenix on Feb The Blainville-Boisbriand Armada scored two unanswered goals to defeat the Charlottetown Islanders in a low-scoring game on Feb.28 The final score of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) contest was 3-1 Final Score. #GoIslesGo SOG: BAB 17 // CHA 28 pic.twitter.com/VfHTtoKx7z who fell to 27-25-2-1 (won-lost-overtime losses-shootout losses) are back on home ice to face the Drummondville Voltigeurs (34-16-3-3) on March 1 at 7 p.m Before 2,816 fans at Eastlink Centre in Charlottetown the Armada (32-17-4-2) held period leads of 1-0 and 2-1 went 2-for-3 on the power play and received a 27-save performance from goaltender Felix Hamel Xavier Villeneuve’s goal at 16:55 of the second period broke a 1-1 tie and proved to be the game-winning tally Mateo Nobert added an insurance marker with his second goal of the game at 17:32 of the third period Former Islander Egor Goriunov assisted on Villeneuve’s goal assisted by Zackary Plamondon and Thomas Sirman Charlottetown went 0-for-2 on the power play including 13-7 and 9-1 advantages in the second and third periods Donald Hickey tended goal for the Islanders MontrealNewsMontreal-area mayors outraged as Quebec tables bill to expand hazardous landfillBy The Canadian PressPublished: February 27, 2025 at 8:34PM EST – Eagles forward Angelo Fullerton was given a match penalty and a game misconduct for hit on Samuel Kupec Kupec left the ice on a stretcher and an update on his condition was not available immediately following the game – In the same sequence following Fullerton’s hit Cape Breton’s Lucas Romeo & Eliot Litalien each picked up twelve minutes in penalties Cape Breton’s Joey Henneberry & Brayden Schmitt took ten minute misconducts Eagles forward Cam Squires and Blainville-Boisbriand defenseman Olivier Filaj were ejected for fighting while Brandon Lavoie stopped all 13 shots in relief coming into the game to begin the third period The first period offered little indication of a testy game played entirely five on five except for a minor penalty to Romeo Both teams had plenty of chances- the shots were 13 a piece- but neither team could find the back of the net The Armada breakthough came before the five minute mark of the middle stanza when Ogonowski scored the first of his two goals the Eagles pressed on the penalty kill and actually drew a penalty But the Armada would score in the final portion of the man advantage as Xavier Villeneuve finished a cross ice pass from Jonathan Fauchon Squires was given the extra penalty after the fight for attempting to take Filaj’s helmet off and the Armada capitalized just ten seconds into the power play when Theo Lemieux converted on the right side of the net Ogonowski jumped into the slot and put the puck in the top corner to make it 4-0 and ultimately finish the scoring The Eagles are next in action tomorrow afternoon as they visit Calgary first round draft pick Matvei Gridin and the Shawinigan Cataractes The game is available for purchase on https://shorturl.at/eh6pS and you can also hear all the action on 1270 AM CJCB or online at www.cjcbradio.com Scratches For Cape Breton: Noah Larochelle (injury) Scratches For Blainville-Boisbriand: Eric Halliday (injury) Final Shots On Goal: 41-32 in favour of Blainville-Boisbriand The latest Videotron Player of the Week is Blainville-Boisbriand Armada defenseman Xavier Villeneuve Quebec scored twice and added four assists as the Armada went a perfect 3-0-0-0 on the weekend helping propel the Armada to a 5-1 triumph in a key West Division matchup against the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies who also recorded a +2 rating on the night Villeneuve got the Armada on the board with a first period goal then produced a helper on the eventual game-winner to pave the way for a 5-3 win over the Halifax Mooseheads The Armada would wrap up its winning weekend on Sunday afternoon in Victoriaville Villeneuve assisted on the game’s opening goal less than five minutes in he would add a powerplay marker as Blainville returned home with a 7-1 win over the Tigres It was the fourth straight multi-point effort for Villeneuve who extended his overall point streak to five games Villeneuve was selected by the Armada with the seventh overall pick at the 2023 QMJHL Entry Draft His 41 points currently place him second in scoring among all QMJHL defensemen He will be eligible for selection at the 2026 NHL Entry Draft which of these skaters has had the best playoffs so far nous utilisons des technologies telles que les cookies pour stocker et/ou accéder aux informations sur l'appareil Le consentement à ces technologies nous permettra de traiter des données telles que le comportement de navigation ou des identifiants uniques sur ce site Le fait de ne pas consentir ou de retirer son consentement peut affecter négativement certaines caractéristiques et fonctions SYDNEY — A former Cape Breton Eagles goaltender has once again found a new home in the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Rémi Delafontaine was traded to the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada from the Chicoutimi Saguenéens on Tuesday in exchange for a sixth-round pick in 2026 The 20-year-old Delafontaine had a 21-15-2-3 record along with a 2.87 goals-against-average and a .901 save percentage between Chicoutimi and the Shawinigan Cataractes last season It’s the fourth time in his junior career that he’s been traded He was traded to Shawinigan from the Eagles in 2021 played one season with the Eagles in 2021-2 and had a 7-20-3-0 record with a 4.79 goals-against-average and a .868 save percentage What is this Blainville-Boisbriand Armada Uniform MontrealNewsFormer Laval teacher charged with sexual assault against minor, police feel there are more victimsBy Daniel J. RowePublished: December 23, 2024 at 2:18PM EST In a significant step towards sustainability the City of Blainville has introduced a new initiative to recycle tennis balls thanks to the innovative idea proposed by the Blainville Tennis Association The city has acquired 50 dedicated recycling boxes for tennis balls an organization committed to making tennis more environmentally friendly “This initiative will allow Blainville’s tennis players to recycle nearly 10,000 tennis balls takes over 400 years to decompose and sometimes never does making these balls highly polluting,” explained Francis Allaire The non-profit organization Tendev will collect the tennis balls and send them to a factory where they will be stripped and ground down to create new materials such as carpets and paint for tennis courts This innovative action aligns with the objectives of Blainville’s Ecological Transition Plan The recycling boxes are located in the following parks: Blainville “Participation in this initiative is voluntary but the City of Blainville believes in its importance I encourage tennis enthusiasts to give their old balls a new life by depositing them in the boxes located near the courts,” concluded David Malenfant the delegate for recreation and community life The City of Blainville extended its gratitude to the Blainville Tennis Association for this idea Tendev is a Quebec-based non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the environmental impact of tennis With a mission to make tennis more sustainable Tendev focuses on recycling tennis balls by collecting and processing them to create new materials such as carpets and paint for tennis courts Through innovative recycling techniques and community engagement Tendev aims to promote eco-friendly practices within the tennis community and contribute to broader environmental conservation efforts Copyright © 2025 | Powered by Astra WordPress Theme Montreal’s Northern Super League team may not have a name yet The NSL launch team has tapped Robert Rositoiu to lead the charge into its inaugural season, with the former Ligue1 Quebec head coach having demonstrated success in the province’s semi-professional ranks. He led AS Blainville to no less than three trophies, including the League1 Canada Inter-Provincial Championship “It is an incredible honour to join the Northern Super League’s Montreal team and to be able to contribute to its development,” said Rositoiu “I am eager to put my experience and passion to work for the team and to build an environment where each player can thrive and perform We will approach our work together with rigour and determination to achieve our goals and create an enduring culture of success.” Born in Romania and holding a Canada Soccer A License Rositoiu previously coached youth sides with both CF Montreal and the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy having spent a stint as a technical assistant for the Canada U-17 men’s side last September for an international series against Brazil His former side AS Blainville is an absolute force in Quebec’s semi-pro ranks recording a league-couple double in 2021 and 2022 before laying claim to the first League1 Canada Inter-Provincial Championship over Quebecois rivals AS Laval Montreal isn’t the only NSL side to have dipped into local semi-pro ranks for its inaugural coach, with AFC Toronto bringing in Marko Milanovic from from League1 Ontario’s North Toronto Nitros Flashback: What We Know About The Six NSL Teams This marks Montreal’s first major staff hiring under the guidance of Club President Annie Larouche and Sporting Director Marinette Pichon The club has also confirmed that the team will train in Laval’s Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne which will undergo two stages of renovation for the 10,000 square-foot location Where they’ll play club football still yet to be fully determined though we know that season one will see the club trial a unique approach to home games in that they’ll split the season between multiple venues in the Montreal area The Northern Super League is set to launch in 2025 with six teams from coast-to-coast contesting the inaugural trophy of Canada’s professional women’s soccer league Header Image Photo Courtesy: Northern Super League