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Or sign-in if you have an account The Ottawa Charge should have some added motivation when entering the PWHL playoffs for the first time this week Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience Article contentIn the determination of first-round opponents on Sunday evening the standings show the Charge was dealt at least a small amount of disrespect 1 seed Montreal Victoire in a best-of-five series that begins Thursday at Place Bell in Laval The Victoire earned the right to select its opening-round opponent by winning the regular season crown and opted against facing the fourth-place-finishing Minnesota Frost Get the latest sport headlines and breaking news By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc The next issue of Sports will soon be in your inbox Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. While both Ottawa and Minnesota wound up with 44 points, the Charge had 12 regulation-time victories, the same as Montreal and the second-place Toronto Sceptres. The Frost won just 10 games in regulation. The Toronto-Minnesota series starts Wednesday. Montreal won four of six meetings with Ottawa this season, including a 4-3 shootout victory on opening night in November at Place Bell. But the Charge won the last two clashes — by scores of 3-1 on Feb. 22 and 3-2 on April 30 — both of which were at TD Place. The Victoire won four of six games against the Frost. Montreal did have some sound logic on its side when choosing its first-round opponent. Last season, Toronto finished atop the regular-season standings and picked Minnesota, which snuck into the playoffs as the fourth-place finisher. Not only did Minnesota eliminate Toronto, but it also went on to capture the Walter Cup. By choosing Ottawa, Montreal is also electing a two-hour drive over a two-hour flight for its road playoff games. 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. 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The Victoire announced their selection, the Charge, Sunday evening during a special livestream edition of the Jocks in Jills podcast which made both semifinal matchups official Toronto earned home ice advantage by finishing second in the standings The winners of each series will advance to the PWHL Finals to compete in a best-of-five series for the Walter Cup.  2025Game 1: Ottawa at Montréal (Place Bell) at 7 p.m 2025Game 2: Ottawa at Montréal (Place Bell) at 2 p.m 2025Game 3: Montréal at Ottawa (TD Place) at 7 p.m 2025Game 4: Montréal at Ottawa (TD Place) at 7 p.m 2025Game 5: Ottawa at Montréal (Place Bell) at 7 p.m 2025Game 1: Minnesota at Toronto (Coca-Cola Coliseum) at 7 p.m 2025Game 2: Minnesota at Toronto (Coca-Cola Coliseum) at 7 p.m 2025Game 3: Toronto at Minnesota (Xcel Energy Center) at 6 p.m 2025Game 4: Toronto at Minnesota (Xcel Energy Center) at 7 p.m 2025Game 5: Minnesota at Toronto (Coca-Cola Coliseum) at TBD* Canadian coverage of the semifinal round of the PWHL Playoffs will be split exclusively between TSN/RDS and Prime Video The series between Montréal and Ottawa will be on TSN and RDS with Kenzie Lalonde calling play-by-play analyst Cheryl Pounder and reporter Kelly Greig providing live coverage in English Andrée-Anne Barbeau (Studio Host) and Karell Émard (Studio Analyst) will be the team providing live coverage in French The series between Toronto and Minnesota on Prime Video will feature Daniella Ponticelli with the play-by-play call analyst Becky Kellar and reporter Rob Pizzo TSN and RDS are the exclusive home of the PWHL Finals Live coverage of the PWHL Playoffs and PWHL Finals will be available to fans in the United States through the league’s local and regional broadcast partners including FanDuel Sports Network North for Minnesota games the Canadiens have been going into the NHL Draft Lottery with the hopes of snagging the first-overall pick but things look a little different this year for the Habs the Canadiens won the lottery in 2022 and made forward Juraj Slafkovsky the No 1 selection at the draft in Montreal that summer Although Lady Luck didn’t grace the team with the top pick in 2023 or 2024 the Habs still clinched the fifth overall picks in both of those years helping them nab defenseman David Reinbacher and forward Ivan Demidov Fast-forward to 2025: With Montreal competing in the postseason dance the Club’s own first-round pick became ineligible for the draft lottery since only non-playoff teams can participate which barely missed the playoffs this year had traded away their 2025 first-round pick to the Canadiens in the Sean Monahan deal in 2022.. here are a few reminders about how the draft lottery works: Let's take a look at the odds all 16 teams hold to win the first of two draws: Draft lottery participants (odds from highest to lowest)  Source: NHL.com the Flames/Canadiens have a mere 0.5% chance of winning the first lottery (i.e the Flames attached certain conditions to the first-rounder they included in the deal Some of those terms include the following: Given how slim the odds are that Calgary leapfrogs into the top 10 chances are the Habs will receive Calgary’s pick at 16 Habs brass also have their own first-round pick at 17 Montreal has 12 picks in the upcoming 2025 Upper Deck NHL Draft MONTREAL – After the players wrapped up their seasons Friday at the CN Sports Complex it was management’s turn to do the same on Monday Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton spoke to reporters at the Bell Centre to reflect on the 2024-25 campaign and share some insight into their plans for the summer ahead The Canadiens general manager and executive vice president of hockey operations also touched on individual player performances the organization’s rich prospect pipeline in Laval and their evaluations of Habs head coach Martin St-Louis and Rocket bench boss Pascal Vincent Here are some highlights from Hughes and Gorton’s end-of-season media op Please note questions and answers have been modified for clarity and conciseness do you feel the need to replace them with experienced veterans or do you see an opportunity for younger players to step up and fill those roles we’ve informed them all that we need to meet and make those decisions – no decisions have been made at this time I’ve mentioned it before: when you’re in a rebuild you’re constantly balancing the present with the future we don’t want to put restraints on our younger players We’re continuing to build toward something our goal is to build a team capable of competing for the Stanley Cup for an extended period how much does that become a stepping stone JG: I don't think it's fast forwarding anything We've come in here with a plan of what we want to do to rebuild this team and I think it's certainly helpful in a lot of ways: the experience of it for our players and maybe showing the rest of the league what it could be like to play here There’s a lot of benefits from what the players were able to do this season It's been a fun year for everybody to be part of and we're going to use it to as a huge stepping stone to where we're going KH: My experience representing players [as an agent] was that players come into the league Their first objective is to prove to themselves that they belong And I think when you have the good fortune of living through the playoffs and chasing winning a Stanley Cup one day I think that really helps young players take more and more ownership of the team our hope is that that will be the case here Everybody is referencing the balance between youth and experience Where are the other areas where you feel you need to balance things out What are key priorities in terms of adding balance that would enable you to reach your goal We're not a finished product and there's not one area of our team where we're saying we'll continue to look at everything and try to build it out Everyone's talking about size and Washington and the way they played — we’re certainly aware of that Kent and I have a lot of discussions about it compete is the biggest thing: making sure that we have players that are comfortable in a playoff environment and able to play in all situations There's really nothing we won't look at to improve the team What’s the next step in moving from a borderline playoff team to becoming a consistent playoff team leadership and continuing to add to the team There are certain things we can and can’t say today because we don’t want to reveal our plan to the 31 other teams there’s no doubt we want to add more talent to our team and we need to determine to what extent we want to add experience versus gain experience [with the players we have] JG: Obviously he’s had two really tough years and two tough injuries here so we're going to have to see how he responds this summer to the rehab and going through this again There's certainly a place for him in our lineup; it's going to be up to him to decide where that's going to be I think a lot is in the balance of how his summer goes is just going to be what kind of summer he has and what kind of start he has to camp He's going to need a big camp to get himself going and get started early Does signing Lane Hutson sooner than later become a priority I noticed Lane mentioned he’d like to sign a contract sooner than later I think it’s important to have that conversation and know what’s important for Lane we’ll see if we can come to an agreement on terms Your head coach was named a finalist for the Jack Adams Award and during the time when you were playing meaningful games KH: I think Martin and his staff as a whole did an excellent job this year What we saw from Martin in November — his ability to get his team respond — shouldn’t surprise anybody that knew him as a player because that’s how he played his entire career […] But I would imagine it’s even harder as a coach than as a player you only need to take care of your own job you need 23 players to help you prove yourself Making adjustments and improving [when you’re under the microscope every day] isn’t easy Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes came to the defence of winger Patrik Laine during his season-ending news conference on Monday.  Laine had an up-and-down first season with the Canadiens after being acquired from the Columbus Blue Jackets in the off-season. He missed the team's final three playoff games after suffering a broken finger in Game 2 against the Washington Capitals.  "We're not in the playoffs without Patrik Laine," Hughes said while speaking in French Monday « On n'est pas en séries sans Patrik Laine Laine had one assist and was minus-2 in two playoff games after posting 20 goals and 33 points in 52 games during his first season with the Canadiens The 27-year-old winger will enter the final year of his contract in 2025-26 carrying a team-high cap hit of $8.7 million among active players He has a 10-team no-trade list as part of the deal.  Montreal sent defenceman Jordan Harris to Columbus for Laine and a 2026 second-round pick in August He appeared in 18 games during the 2023-24 season due to injury and spent time in the NHL/NHLPA Players Assistance Program.  The Canadiens don't plan on wasting any time when it comes to extending rookie sensation Lane Hutson Hughes said Monday the Canadiens will be speaking with Hutson's regarding a contract extension this off-season The Calder Trophy finalist is eligible to sign an extension as of July 1.  The 21-year-old defenceman had six goals and 66 points in 82 games this season He added five assists in five playoff games.  Selected 62nd overall by the Canadiens in the 2022 NHL Draft Hutson appeared in two games last season to burn the first year of his entry-level contract.  MontrealNewsNDG sinkhole causing road closures, detoursBy Anastasia DextreneUpdated: May 05, 2025 at 4:51PM EDT Faqiri’s family demands answers on implementing coroner inquest recommendations12 minutes agoVideo2:41 How Trump’s tariff threats on non-U.S. movies could impact Toronto23 minutes agoVideo2:08 Video evidence, NHLer testimony raise questions in world junior sexual assault trialThe National |May 2Video11:28 Trump repeats 51st state taunt as Carney prepares for White House visitThe National |10 hours agoVideo1:19 It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual Closed Captioning and Described Video is available for many CBC shows offered on CBC Gem MontrealNewsIKEA employees in Montreal launch strikeBy Erika MorrisUpdated: May 03, 2025 at 12:38PM EDT MONTREAL - CF Montreal’s search for their first Major League Soccer win continues as Mikael Uhre’s late goal lifted the Philadelphia Union to a 2-1 victory at Stade Saputo on Saturday night Giacomo Vrioni scored Montreal’s (0-8-3) first goal of the season at Stade Saputo while Indiana Vassilev added Philadelphia's (7-3-1) other goal It took Philadelphia just 73 seconds to open the scoring with a slick counterattack that rapidly cut through the host's right side Vassilev capped it off with a shot into the top right corner that overpowered Jonathan Sirois’ outstretched hand The other two games ended in a scoreless draw Montreal’s best opportunity of the half came when a cross from Tom Pearce was deflected on goal by Francis Westfield and through Andre Blake’s legs a slight deflection of Blake’s right foot sent the ball skimming by the post and out A low cross from Dante Sealy sowed chaos in the penalty area and — after several defensive errors — fell to Vrioni who was alone in front of goal and made no mistake Montreal carried that momentum into the second half immediately forcing Philadelphia into a defensive block with Sealy acting as the main catalyst on the right wing Philadelphia would find their winner in the 84th minute against the run of play Uhre found space in behind the Montreal central defenders and got on the end of a perfect pass from Jovan Lukic making no mistake as he slipped the ball past Sirois Philadelphia: Host Indy Eleven on Wednesday in first round of U.S This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 3 Mikael Uhre played the role of super substitute scoring with six minutes left as Philadelphia Union continued its winning streak with a 2-1 road win at CF Montreal Philadelphia Union pushed its winning streak to three with goals on both ends of the contest north of the border Midfielder Indiana Vassilev notched his first goal as a member of the Union capping off a darting run from Danley to score 80 seconds into the contest After CF Montreal leveled the match right before the halftime whistle Uhre broke the deadlock in the 84th minute timing his run perfectly to slot home a pass from Jovan Lukic Saturday's match against C.F. Montreal marked the team's first of three this week alone, and Head Coach Bradley Carnell unsurprisingly leaned on team while crafting his starting XI. In recent matches, Carnell's been rotating Tai Baribo, Bruno Damiani, and Mikael Uhre into his opening attacking duo, but on this occasion, opted to add 24-year-old Chris Donovan to the mix. The forward from the Philadelphia suburbs started alongside Tai Baribo, who featured in the first XI for a second straight match. In the midfield, Jovan Lukic returned to the starting group after missing the team's 3-0 win against Atlanta United due to red card suspension, joining Indiana Vassilec, Quinn Sullivan, and Danley Jean Jacques in the midfield. Another change came in the backline, as Olwethu Makhanya made the start at centerback alongside Jakob Glesnes while Frankie Westfield and Kai Wagner manned the outside back spots. On the bench, Oliver Semmle occupied the back up keeper role while Andrew Rick traveled to Chattanooga with Union II. Alongside him on the sidelines to start the match sat Cavan Sullivan, Jesus Bueno, Mikael Uhre, Alejandro Bedoya, Jeremy Rafanello, Olivier Mbaizo, Bruno Damiani, and Nathan Harriel. 2', Electric early lead | Two minutes after first kick, Philadelphia Union claimed an early lead in energizing fashion with a goal from Indiana Vassilev. 45+, Montreal equalizes | Two minutes were added to the end of the second half and just as the referee looked like he'd ring out his whistle the hosts found the tying goal. Giacomo Vrioni notched the equalizer as the ball bounced around the six-yard box before going to the forward at the far post for the quick finish. 55', Union change | Carnell made the first change of the match in the 55th minute, swapping Chris Donovan for 23-year-old club-record signing Bruno Damiani. 74', Union subs | Carnell opted to make a change with 15 minutes left, subbing in Mikael Uhre and Nathan Harriel for Tai Baribo and Indiana Vassilev. 84', Uhre scores game-winner | The changed proved to be ge a big one as the Boys in Blue forced a turnover in the offensive third and quickly got to work. Jovan Lukic flicked a pass forward to Uhre who was in on goal. With just the keeper to beat, Uhre calmly flicked it past him for the match winner. The 2025 schedule has been released and now is the perfect time to lock in the best seats for all the key matchups at Subaru Park! The Boys in Blue, delivered to your inbox. Tickets, deals, giveaways, and more. who entered as a second-half substitute with just over 15 minutes remaining scored his second goal of the season for the Union (7-3-1 3 points) snapped a three-match goalless streak in MLS play but has lost back-to-back outings in the league campaign Uhre's goal came after Jovan Lukic dispossessed Montreal's Mahala Opuku with Montreal looking to advance the ball forward Lukic's inch-perfect pass found Uhre, whose attempt came off the hands of CF Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois (two saves) and into the back of the net to make it 2-1 Philadelphia opened the scoring in the second minute through Indiana Vassilev, who received a pass from Danley Jean Jacques just outside the scoring area and struck it first-time past Sirois for a 1-0 lead It was Vassilev's first goal of the season Montreal, though, pulled level just before the halftime break as a Dante Sealy pass into the box found its way through a host of bodies, deflected off a Union player, and found the feet of Giacomo Vrioni The Albanian international's close-range shot then beat Union goalkeeper Andre Blake (two saves) to make it 1-1 It was Vrioni's first goal of the MLS season and his second in as many matches across all competitions Montreal had control of the match for most of the second half as it sought to pull ahead it saw a possible foul in the box against the Union ruled to not be a penalty a call eventually confirmed after a VAR check But the Union ultimately came out in front as Uhre's goal proved to be the winner Philadelphia has outscored its opponents 7-1 during its win streak Mikael Uhre scored the eventual match-winning goal in the 84th minute as the visiting Philadelphia Union defeated CF Montreal 2-1 on Saturday night Uhre's goal came after Jovan Lukic dispossessed Montreal's Mahala Opuku with Montreal looking to advance the ball forward Lukic's inch-perfect pass found Uhre, whose attempt came off the hands of CF Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois (two saves) and into the back of the net to make it 2-1 Philadelphia opened the scoring in the second minute through Indiana Vassilev, who received a pass from Danley Jean Jacques just outside the scoring area and struck it first-time past Sirois for a 1-0 lead Montreal, though, pulled level just before the halftime break as a Dante Sealy pass into the box found its way through a host of bodies, deflected off a Union player, and found the feet of Giacomo Vrioni The Albanian international's close-range shot then beat Union goalkeeper Andre Blake (two saves) to make it 1-1 This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page 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You have 64.78% of this article left to read Lecture du Monde en cours sur un autre appareil Vous pouvez lire Le Monde sur un seul appareil à la fois Ce message s’affichera sur l’autre appareil Parce qu’une autre personne (ou vous) est en train de lire Le Monde avec ce compte sur un autre appareil Vous ne pouvez lire Le Monde que sur un seul appareil à la fois (ordinateur En cliquant sur « Continuer à lire ici » et en vous assurant que vous êtes la seule personne à consulter Le Monde avec ce compte Que se passera-t-il si vous continuez à lire ici Ce dernier restera connecté avec ce compte Vous pouvez vous connecter avec votre compte sur autant d’appareils que vous le souhaitez mais en les utilisant à des moments différents Nous vous conseillons de modifier votre mot de passe Votre abonnement n’autorise pas la lecture de cet article merci de contacter notre service commercial Montreal was once a hotbed for mixed martial arts it has been a whopping 10 years since the UFC last held an event in the city That streak will end this weekend with UFC 315 presented by Skilled Trades College which will feature not one but two championship matchups plus some of the best Canadian fighters on the roster Saturday’s anticipated card is just the fourth UFC event to take place in Canada this decade Mixed martial arts legend Georges St-Pierre was often the headliner on Montreal fight cards in the past going 4-0 in front of the Quebec crowd between 2008 and 2013 and defending his welterweight title there on multiple occasions the title St-Pierre once held when he ruled over the 170-pound division will be on the line in the main event Here are some key questions and all you need to know ahead of UFC 315 HAS MONTREAL EVER HAD TWO TITLE FIGHTS ON ONE CARD Saturday will be the first time a UFC card in Montreal has featured multiple championship bouts UFC 315 is headlined by current welterweight champ Belal Muhammad attempting to make his first title defence against Jack Della Maddalena Muhammad beat Leon Edwards to win the title last summer at UFC 304 Della Maddalena will be the fourth time the welterweight title has been up for grabs there St-Pierre won back his title from Matt Serra at UFC 83 then defended his title against Carlos Condit in 2012 and Nick Diaz in 2013 Manon Fiorot in the co-main event is for the women’s flyweight title and will be the first women’s championship fight to take place on a Montreal card The welterweight title has been on the line in three of the UFC’s seven Montreal cards Non-GSP title fights that have happened in Montreal over the years include: Anderson Silva defended the middleweight title against Thales Leites at UFC 97 in 2009; Mauricio “Shogun” Rua knocked out Lyoto Machida to become 205-pound champ at UFC 113 in 2010; Demetrious Johnson defended his flyweight belt against Kyoji Horiguchi at UFC 186 in 2015 Watch UFC 315 on Sportsnet+Belal Muhammad faces Jack Della Maddalena for the welterweight title and women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko takes on top contender Manon Fiorot in the UFC's anticipated return to Montreal May 10 with prelim coverage beginning 8 p.m and pay-per-view main card starting at 10 p.m three respected former UFC champions (Jose Aldo Jessica Andrade and Alexa Grasso) are set to compete on the undercard against red-hot opponents this card showcases some of the best MMA talent from north of the border The 12-bout fight card had been set in stone until an unfortunate Sunday announcement from one of the most exciting lightweights on the UFC roster A 155-pound contest between Spain’s Joel Alvarez and France’s Benoit Saint Denis was supposed to kick off the pay-per-view main card Alvarez disclosed a hand injury that will prevent him from competing at the event Saint Denis will remain on the card, though, with Canadian lightweight Kyle Prepolec getting a second shot in the UFC by stepping up on short notice had an 0-2 UFC stint in 2019 but has gone 4-1 since then Fellow ranked lightweight Mateusz Gamrot claimed on Monday morning that Saint Denis turned down a short-notice matchup with him Gamrot called Saint Denis a "coward" on social media for turning down that possible matchup Jack Della Maddalena-- Valentina Shevchenko vs Charles Radtke      -- Modestas Bukauskas vs Jasmine Jasudavicius*-- Navajo Stirling vs Sportsnet’s Aaron Bronsteter and Arden Zwelling will be on site in Quebec for the UFC’s return to the province so stay tuned to Sportsnet.ca for exclusive content and one-on-one fighter interviews Former UFC middleweight title contender Patrick Cote will also be in town to help Sportsnet cover the action leading up to the event Media Day: Official media events begin Wednesday when participating athletes will speak with gathered reporters at the fighter hotel Pre-fight press conference: UFC 315 athletes will be on stage Thursday beginning at approximately 5 p.m Scheduled participants include all main card fighters plus a selection of featured fighters from the prelims This event will be available to stream live on Sportsnet+ UFC 315 Official Weigh-in Show Presented by Skilled Trades College: Fans can start their Friday morning by tuning into live coverage of the official weigh-in beginning at approximately 8:55 a.m This special event will be available to stream live on Sportsnet.ca Sportsnet+ and on Sportsnet’s YouTube channel All participating athletes will have a one-hour window to make weight Friday morning Bronsteter and Cote will provide instant analysis preview the matchups and speak with several fighters during the broadcast Special Q&A: Several hours after the official weigh-in has wrapped up GSP will be joined on stage by former UFC title challengers Patrick Cote Rory MacDonald and Valerie Letourneau to answer questions about their fighting careers Saturday’s card and much more beginning at approximately 4 p.m fighters will face off with their respective opponents in front of cheering fans on the eve of the event This will also be available to stream live on Sportsnet+ beginning at 5 p.m The live fights: Saturday’s preliminary card coverage begins at 8 p.m PT with the pay-per-view main card available for purchase through Sportsnet+ set to start at 10 p.m the younger brother of St-Pierre’s longtime head trainer Firas Zahabi Rogan claimed back in March during an episode of his podcast that he wouldn’t be attending UFC 315 because: “I don’t go to Canada anymore Rogan’s comments were relating to the country’s current state of politics but they were also somewhat tongue-in-cheek because he has not been travelling outside the United States for international UFC events for a couple years at this point Former bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz will take Rogan’s spot on the cageside commentary team beside Jon Anik and Daniel Cormier who often assumes play-by-play responsibilities when Anik is off HOW DOES MACHADO GARRY FACTOR INTO EVERYTHING Not every main event or title fight has a designated backup fighter, although as we’ve seen this year, last-minute changes are part of the game and it’s better to be prepared and avoid what happened earlier this year at UFC 311 when the main event had to be changed on the eve of the event. Also, just because Machado Garry is serving as the official backup fighter this week doesn't necessarily mean he is also next in line to face the winner of Saturday’s main event if he goes unneeded. 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Montreal Goodbye giant warehouse maze; hello streamlined IKEA A new IKEA just 30 minutes from Royalmount in Montreal is offering a more compact streamlined experience than the massive stores in Montreal This “unique concept” in Quebec is a planning studio where you can meet with a specialist to plan home renovations shop a curated selection of about 100 products on-site and pick up online orders directly in-store With so many favourite shopping centres to choose from in Montreal spending a few hours at IKEA is definitely one of Montreal's beloved shopping experiences The Plan and order point is the first of its kind in the province to combine customized services under one roof It gives customers the added convenience of doing a bit of in-person shopping—perfect for last-minute buys or getting a closer look at items before ordering online The new store will be located in SmartCentres Vaudreuil-Dorion right in the heart of the area’s growing retail hub.  customers can book appointments to meet with experts get tailored advice for their home projects and arrange for home delivery or in-store pickup This new studio format joins IKEA’s growing network of planning spaces already established in Sherbrooke These smaller stores are designed to be more accessible and convenient for suburban shoppers who want expert guidance—without navigating a full-size warehouse Whether you’re taking on a full kitchen renovation or just looking for clever space-saving ideas this new IKEA is worth a visit—especially if you’re hoping to skip the weekend crowds at the big stores The new store is located at 100-3080 boulevard de la Gare The IKEA Plan and order points offer a personalized service to help bring home furnishing ideas to life.  Planning specialists are on hand to guide customers through more complex projects—whether it’s designing a kitchen and place an order to have it delivered straight to your home or a nearby pick-up point Please note: Plan and order points do not carry products or food for immediate purchase and spare parts are also not available at these locations The IKEA Plan and order point provides personalized one-on-one service with an IKEA specialist to help you plan and order tailored home furnishing solutions for any room—whether it’s the kitchen RECOMMENDED:Full guide to the best things to do in Montreal  Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! instagramspotifyAbout us Contact us Please enter your email and we'll send you a new password request code Please complete your profile to unlock commenting and other important features The giant pie is made with dough fermented over two days and cooked using a custom-built pizza peel a new contender has joined the lineup — and it's putting a Sicilian twist on things La Scacciata, tucked into a small space near Atwater Market opened quietly in January but has quickly been making waves across the local food scene the focus at this family-run joint is on scacciata a Sicilian-style focaccia that's perfect for building thick satisfying sandwiches and pizza by the square While many of the core ingredients — like cured meats and olive oil — are imported directly from Italy La Scacciata balances that old-world soul with fresh seasonal produce sourced from local organic farms and greenhouses The team's philosophy is simple: keep it high quality and let the ingredients speak for themselves General manager and co-owner Jonathan Sarkis spent the last few months perfecting his bread recipe so it was "just right." I don't think there's any place that could even come close to our sandwiches right now," he said in an interview with MTL Blog But Sarkis isn't afraid of going big either the team debuted their first-ever six-foot pizza — made with dough fermented over two days and cooked using a custom-built pizza peel While he was a little nervous about executing the massive rectangular pie (and keeping it in one piece) he couldn't be more pleased with the result "It was like it was meant to be," Sarkis said "It slid right onto the conveyor and came out perfectly." La Scacciata's first six-foot pizza was a successJonathan Sarkis costs $180 and needs to be ordered at least two days in advance their large scacciata squares — equivalent to two slices — go for $9 each The menu currently features six staple sandwiches Fan favourites include the Parma (prosciutto and fig) Bologna (mortadella with pistachio cream and crumble) and Romana (grilled veggies with rosemary porchetta and balsamic reduction) La Scacciata recently introduced housemade pasta and plans to extend its hours this summer with a new terrasse One thing Sarkis says customers can always expect is the personal touch "You'll walk in on a weekend and be greeted by my uncle," he said Address: 2660 Rue Notre-Dame Ouest Montréal La Scacciata menu With a background in covering sports and local events he has a knack for finding stories that capture the city’s spirit A lifelong Canadiens fan and trivia enthusiast Al spends his downtime sipping espresso and trying out new recipes in the kitchen Your free account has now been created. 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter Montreal Victoire’s Laura Stacey centre (7) celebrates with teammates after scoring the winning goal in overtime during PWHL hockey action in Laval TORONTO - The Montreal Victoire will face the Ottawa Charge in the opening round of the Professional Women’s Hockey League playoffs Montreal general manager Danièle Sauvageau announced the selection of Ottawa as its first opponent on Sunday on the league’s “Jocks in Jills” podcast The regular-season PWHL champion has the option of selecting either the third seed or the fourth seed to face in a best-of-five first-round series “We’ve been preparing for this all year should we be in this position,” Victoire head coach Kori Cheverie said on a conference call Sunday without giving away too much of what went into the process of selecting the third-seeded Charge Ottawa finished ahead of fourth-place Minnesota through a tiebreaker after the Charge Frost and Boston Fleet finished the season tied at 44 points Game 1 of the Charge-Victoire series goes Thursday at Place Bell Cheverie said the team made the decision on its opponent Sunday “We took all the time we could as an organization to make sure we had all the information that we wanted to have,” she said The Victoire’s decision means the second-seeded Toronto Sceptres will face the Frost in the first round for the second straight year with Game 1 Wednesday at Coca-Cola Coliseum who are in the playoffs for the first time won their last two regular-season games against the Victoire after losing the first four the regular-season-champion Sceptres elected to face the fourth-seeded Frost in the first round Minnesota went on to upset Toronto before defeating the Fleet in the final to claim the first Walter Cup Boston swept the second-seeded Victoire in the first round in 2024 Cheverie said the three games were among the best her team played despite the result “We can talk about last year all we want it was a lesson for all of us,” Victoire captain Marie-Philip Poulin said so it’s up to us to be ready.” This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 4 Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Sign In Register MONTREAL — CF Montreal’s search for their first Major League Soccer win continues as Mikael Uhre’s late goal lifted the Philadelphia Union to a 2-1 victory at Stade Saputo on Saturday night MontrealNews622 to 56: Montreal mental health team slashes wait lists in under a yearBy Daniel J. RoweUpdated: May 05, 2025 at 5:00PM EDT Comparable NHL Contracts For Hutson Mega Extension Habs Daily: Primeau in Laval, Hutson’s Playoff Excellence, PWHL Canadiens Wrap: Hutson Contract, Anderson And Wilson, Demidov Canadiens Defenceman Hutson Thrived In Playoffs Fowler’s Excellent Playoff Stats Changes Canadiens Goalie Debate Laval Rocket Have Sights Firmly Set On AHL Championship Montreal Canadiens Goaltending Options, Montembeault Injury Canadiens News: Pascal Vincent Named Coach Of The Year Canadiens Prospect Jacob Fowler Wins Mike Richter Award Canadiens Daily: Hutson Loves Montreal, Wilson Hit, St-Louis Habs Daily: Top 5 Playoff Lessons, Fowler Vs. Primeau Habs Daily: Merci David Savard, The Next Step, Jacob Fowler Habs Daily: Carrier Injury Options, Monahan Draft Pick, Playoffs perhaps even as much as the fans love the 21-year-old defenceman “It’s a special place to play,” explained Hutson having all these guys that are still coming up It’s only going to get younger in here and we’re just excited about what the future can hold.” A quick look at the first powerplay unit tells the tale in Montreal It’s also worth noting the Canadiens were the youngest team to ever qualify for the playoffs putting a very positive on their encouraging 2024-25 season both from an individual and team standpoint putting together one of the best rookie seasons from a defenceman in NHL history With six goals and 60 assists to his credit not only did he quickly establish himself as a game-breaking presence exactly what the doctor ordered for a team such as the Montreal Canadiens he also led the team in scoring throughout the playoffs which is quite a statement when we consider the expectations were unreasonably high to begin with MUST READ: Impact Of NHL Salary Cap Increase On Montreal Canadiens Future a fantastic season rookie seasons translates to a significant raise a situation that the team can address as early as July 1 and though that’s usually a concern for management and fans in this case it should be seen as a positive investment that should ensure one of the most dynamic defencemen in the league will serve as the last foundation piece the upstart Canadiens need in place before pivoting to lesser needs Needs such as finding a centre for the second line ON TOPIC: Canadiens Calder Trophy: The Strong Case For Lane Hutson The salary cap is set to explode over the course of the next few years, a reality that must be kept in mind when projecting Hutson’s potential contract. We’ll discuss the comparable contracts at a later date, but if the Canadiens do want to lock Hutson up for eight years, the negotiations are likely to start in the $10M per season range, perhaps even more. Fortunately, Hutson seems eager to secure his future with the club. “I hope so,” he said, when asked about the chance he’ll quickly sign a contract with the Montreal Canadiens. While he hopes his agent and the team can find common ground, Habs fans can soon rest easy knowing most of their hope, which centres on Hutson’s excellence, is well-founded. Good News On The Samuel Montembeault Injury Front Gallagher was a stud for the Habs for 7yrs on a sweetheart deal before he signed his extension. If you want to wait and watch Hutson earn his money, which I think he has more then done this year, a 9.5mill deal now could turn into a 12.5 m next yr at his rate of improvement. The kid is special. Lock him up. Enter your email address and get all of our articles sent directly to your inbox Copyright © 2023 National Hockey Now. Montreal Hockey Now is part of the National Hockey Now network and is in no way endorsed by the Montreal Canadiens or National Hockey League. Montréal Head Coach Kori Cheverie on picking their first-round opponent: “We get the privilege to choose our opponent, which is not an easy decision. All the teams are hard to play against. And then you pick an opponent, and they probably feel a little bit of extra ammo coming at us. So, for us, we know we have to go through everybody anyway. We know that whoever we decide to pick, it's going to be a hard-fought battle." Marie-Philip Poulin scored twice to clinch the league’s top goal scorer award with 19 goals on the season. The Victoire captain also finishes first in the league with five multi-goal games, with no other player recording more than three, and six game-winning-goals. She now sits at 29 career PWHL goals, six more than anyone in league history, with 10 of her goals scored against New York – the most by any player against an opponent. Poulin’s first of two goals set a new record for quickest goal in PWHL history with her tally at 0:11 in the first period. The previous record was held by Minnesota’s Grace Zumwinkle, who scored 21 seconds into the Frost’s matchup against New York on Dec. 1. Sarah Fillier scored her 13th goal and 16th assist of the season, bringing her season total to 29 points–– ten more than any PWHL rookie in history. She finishes the season as the league’s co-points leader with Boston’s Hilary Knight (15G, 14A). Fillier finishes the season with a league-high five power play goals and becomes the second player in PWHL history to hit the 16-assist mark after Renata Fast hit that total earlier today. Catherine Dubois scored for the third game in a row with her sixth goal of the season. Her three-game goal streak is one behind Laura Stacey’s team-high four-game streak this season. Alex Carpenter scored her eleventh goal of the season to finish tied for seventh among all skaters. Jessie Eldridge tallied her third multi-assist performance of the campaign, finished tied for first with eight multi-point games, and tied for third among all skaters with 15 helpers. Her 24 points rank second on the team and mark a 10-point increase over her inaugural season total. Fillier and Eldridge connected on both goals to become the league’s most productive duo this season with 12 goals where both players were credited with a point. Kati Tabin tallied her fourth assist of the season and third point in her final six games. Erin Ambrose collected her thirteenth assist of the season, ending a five-game pointless skid. The Victoire defender has recorded 27 regular-season assists in her PWHL career, the most in league history. Kaitlin Willoughby earned her first point of the season — and her first with Montréal — with an assist, matching her point total from her inaugural 23-game season in four additional games. Dara Greig tallied her third assist —the rookie ended a seven-game point drought with the helper. Maureen Murphy recorded an assist in back-to-back games for the first time this season. Ella Shelton recorded a point in her second consecutive game (1G, 1A) with her helper today. She finishes the season with a career-high eight goals— the most among all defenders—and 16 points, ranking fourth at the position. Montréal has scored three or more goals against New York in six games all-time, earning a 6-0-0-0 record in such games. New York ended the season with the most games allowing the game’s first goal in the league (18). Montréal’s Poulin, Cayla Barnes, Abby Boreen, Claire Dalton, Jennifer Gardiner, Mikyla Grant-Mentis, Kristin O’Neill and Anna Wilgren were in the lineup for all 30 of the team’s games this season. New York’s Eldridge, Fillier, Jaime Bourbonnais, Jade Downie-Landry, Emmy Fecteau, Paetyn Levis, Abby Roque, Allyson Simpson, Noora Tulus and Micah Zandee-Hart were in the lineup for all 30 of the team’s games this season. Montréal wins the season series against New York, 10-8 in points, and also won the inaugural season series, 13-2 in points. The Victoire finish the season with the best road record in the PWHL at 6-2-3-4 (.556). The Sirens finish the season with a 1-3-1-8 record at Prudential Center and an overall home record of 2-3-2-8 (.311), ranking sixth in the league. 1st Period-1, Montréal, Poulin 18 (Tabin, Ambrose), 0:11. 2, Montréal, Dubois 6 (Willoughby), 4:04. Penalties-Girard Ny (tripping), 13:27; Barnes Mtl (roughing), 16:41; Bourbonnais Ny (hooking), 18:32. 2nd Period-3, Montréal, Poulin 19 (Greig, Murphy), 11:21. Penalties-Shelton Ny (boarding), 1:02; Girard Ny (tripping), 6:34; Shelton Ny (illegal body checking), 14:20; Poulin Mtl (hooking), 15:34. 3rd Period-4, New York, Fillier 13 (Shelton, Eldridge), 2:39 (PP). 5, New York, Carpenter 11 (Fillier, Eldridge), 19:43. Penalties-Greig Mtl (too many players), 2:05; Dalton Mtl (tripping), 7:12; Greig Mtl (holding), 10:44; Rosenthal Ny (high sticking), 13:55. Shots on Goal-Montréal 9-11-8-28. New York 5-8-16-29. Power Play Opportunities-Montréal 0 / 6; New York 1 / 5. Goalies-Montréal, Desbiens 15-2-1-1 (29 shots-27 saves). New York, Levy 0-1-0-0 (28 shots-25 saves). Montréal (12-7-3-8) – 53 PTS – 1st PlaceNew York (8-4-5-13) - 37 PTS – 6th Place Montréal: Thursday, May 8 vs. TBD at 7 p.m. ET MontrealNewsMontreal man ticketed minutes after parking spot replaced by bus stopBy Denise RobertsPublished: April 03, 2025 at 5:36PM EDT MONTREAL -- Brandon Duhaime scored twice in a four-goal third period for the Washington Capitals who rallied for a 5-2 win against the Montreal Canadiens in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference First Round at Bell Centre on Sunday Washington leads the best-of-7 series 3-1 and can advance to the second round with a win at home in Game 5 on Wednesday (7 p.m Dylan Strome had a goal and an assist, and Andrew Mangiapane scored the tiebreaking goal late in the third for the Capitals 1 seed from the East and led the NHL with 25 comeback wins in the regular season “I think the thing we depend on is we’re a really tight group,” Washington forward Tom Wilson said “There’s an accountability when you’re that tight with each other and you pull together There’s accountability when you’re down in tough moments that you just want to pull for the guy next to you and you want to go out there and get it done and it’s just a really cool thing when it can be any guy." Gm4: Duhaime scores deflection goal in 3rd period Logan Thompson who sustained an undisclosed injury in a collision with Strome in the third period of a 6-3 loss in Game 3 on Friday “I kind of got my bell rung a bit there,” Thompson said It definitely could have been a lot worse.” Juraj Slafkovsky and Cole Caufield each scored a power-play goal, and Ivan Demidov and Lane Hutson each had two assists for the Canadiens who are the second wild card from the East “I feel a bit bad for the group,” Montreal coach Martin St Jakub Dobes made 21 saves in his first Stanley Cup Playoff start. The 23-year-old rookie got the win in relief on Friday after Sam Montembeault left with an undisclosed injury during the second period Gm4: Dobes reacts quickly to rob Wilson of goal Dobes made the save on his rising shot from a sharp angle but the rebound deflected off Caufield in front and trickled five-hole into the net The goal came immediately after Wilson knocked Canadiens defenseman Alexandre Carrier to the ice with a big hit along the boards who also left the game in the first period before returning for the second got up and skated straight across to the Canadiens’ bench before eventually heading to the locker room “I don’t think the hit really changed anything other than they kind of went down the other way and just had a weird bounce off of Cole and went in,” Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki said “But I thought we kind of carried the play in the third and just a couple of tough bounces It’s a [bad] feeling right now but we’ve got to move on really quickly.” Mangiapane put the Capitals in front 3-2 at 16:23 scoring glove side on Dobes from the high slot after skating into the puck Gm4: Mangiapane rips home snap shot to put Capitals ahead Duhaime scored into an empty net at 17:21 before Wilson added another empty-net goal with 55 seconds remaining for the 5-2 final "It’s a group that’s had different guys step up throughout the whole year I don’t think there’s any panic when we’re down a goal.” Strome put the Capitals up 1-0 at 1:25 of the second period. Anthony Beauvillier fought through the check of Caufield and Hutson to get a soft moving puck on net Dobes then kicked out a rebound with his left pad only to have Strome pounce on it and lift a backhand into the net “I was covering a lot of pucks and the guys wanted me to play it more,” Dobes said They got the luckier bounce on the first one and the second one Slafkovsky tied it 1-1 with a power-play goal at 10:33. Demidov made a move around Matt Roy in the right circle and skated around the net before sending a backhand pass out front to Slafkovsky who scored with a one-timer from the bottom of the left circle Caufield gave the Canadiens a 2-1 lead at 18:32 with another power-play goal His one-timer from the left circle found an opening between the post and the toe of Thompson’s right skate Gm4: Caufield one-times Hutson's pass home for PPG in 2nd period “Remove all the power plays and penalty kills I loved our game,” Capitals coach Spencer Carbery said I thought the details inside of our game were good Round 1 | Full Coverage🔹Ottawa Senators vs. Toronto Maple Leafs 🔹Florida Panthers vs. Tampa Bay Lightning 🔹Montreal Canadiens vs. Washington Capitals 🔹New Jersey Devils vs. Carolina Hurricanes 🔹St. Louis Blues vs. Winnipeg Jets 🔹Colorado Avalanche vs. Dallas Stars 🔹Minnesota Wild vs. Vegas Golden Knights 🔹Edmonton Oilers vs. Los Angeles Kings • Remembering Greg Millen• Why Jakob Chychrun's contract is generating discussion• How the Winnipeg Jets have prepared for the 2025 playoffs There is one Greg Millen memory ALWAYS good for a laugh Our Anaheim hotel during the 2007 Stanley Cup Final had an outdoor basketball court inevitably leading to testosterone-fuelled trash talk Kelly Hrudey and then-executive producer Joel Darling vs myself and two other producers — Mike Dodson and Brian Spear.  (Sorry for the old-school basketball reference but he was the Tree Rollins of their team: a big body to commit illegal screens and flagrant fouls.) I was horrendous — as bad as I could possibly play — and they destroyed us It wasn’t enough for Greg and Kelly to win They desired to inflict a beatdown of epic proportions He spent the whole game smiling at the carnage.  I wanted to work the ball right down his throat We all need a butt-kicking from time-to-time You’ve probably heard about his love for practical jokes We played in the Kathy Morrison Memorial Golf Tournament one year “How did you get the shaving cream off so fast?” and he raced to the rack to prevent the towel he’d stuffed full of shaving cream from being used by someone else.  Being the victim of a Millen prank — or an attempt at one — showed he was on your side The first time Greg and I worked together at Hockey Night He asked what I was doing; I said I was giving him his space out came his computer so he could critique his work The Athletic’s Chris Johnston wrote Tuesday how Millen would let him know if he disagreed with something Chris said or wrote I smiled because I was on the receiving end of those He wasn’t afraid to challenge you if he felt you swerved from the proper path but it never got personal and it never affected our relationship But nothing brightened his face more than talking about his family — wife Ann He won 232 regular-season and playoff NHL games but no victories were bigger than the success of their children and births of their grandchildren that such a family man had even more family to love.  1. Doesn’t take much to feel the energy in Montreal when the team is making a late-season playoff charge, but downtown was absolutely electrified by Ivan Demidov’s shocking signing particularly since multiple sources felt as recently as Monday that it was unlikely to happen this season It’s a reminder about two things when it comes to KHL negotiations what’s true now might not be true in 15 minutes and NHL teams don’t like to say anything is done until it is absolutely A few people were asking about Demidov’s $525,000 Conn Smythe Trophy bonus for this spring Washington agreed to something similar with Ryan Leonard bonuses that can’t be achieved are wiped out By including the “Conn Carrot,” teams allow a player to make more in years two and three of their entry-level deals (There is a limit on how far apart values can be in different years of a contract.) The other thing that stood out was St Petersburg’s announcement: “He will return to Saint Petersburg if he doesn’t gain a foothold in the NHL.” That indicates a European assignment clause Not that anyone is expecting him to be sent down Anyone I know who's seen Demidov play this year says he’s a stud The buzz in the press box Tuesday night is that a) the hot dogs are still great and b) Demidov could play as soon as Monday versus Chicago Was talking with a few teams about the Demidov signing It’s believed there were two aborted trades at last year’s draft that could have changed history First was Chicago’s offer to trade their 2026 first-rounder (unprotected) for the fourth pick (They took Cayden Lindstrom.) Second was the Canadiens’ own attempt to acquire Trevor Zegras I’ve never received complete clarity on why that deal didn’t happen but I suspect it's because the Canadiens changed their minds when they realized Demidov would fall to five — although they were not offering that particular pick in the Zegras deal Hurricanes and Devils fans are now wondering about Alexander Nikishin and Arseny Gritsyuk Tripp Tracy said during the broadcast of Tuesday’s 3-0 Carolina loss in Buffalo that the Hurricanes are talking with Nikishin’s reps every day and it might be better for both him and the Devils to wait for a full season one source said to watch for Gabriel Landeskog joining AHL Colorado because the Avalanche’s schedule is such that he won’t be able to practice at the level he needs Alexander Ovechkin’s historic goal wasn’t the only record he set on Sunday Fanatics indicated he launched the most merchandise sales ever by an NHL player in one day Ovechkin was the top-selling athlete across all sports and the Capitals were the top-selling team across all sports I’m unconvinced Ovechkin breaks the record this year if the Capitals continued to look as bad as they did at the start of last season They hit multiple home runs with their off-season moves There are others who believe he is being undersold in the Hart Trophy race considering Washington is second in the league and he’s second in goals-per-game behind Leon Draisaitl Ovechkin is at 1,022 goals for his professional career (regular season Wayne Gretzky’s final goal put him at 1,072 (regular season If you credit goals scored at international tournaments There was a lot I liked about the last week: Ovechkin refusing to break the record on an empty net or sit out road games; Gretzky wearing the Gordie Howe pin; that it came on a shot from the left circle People are free to be critical as they wish but that doesn’t mean I can’t appreciate what LeBron James has done The negativity towards basketball’s current stars from other generations is gross but there’s a lot of interesting discussion surrounding Jakob Chychrun’s eight-year if you would have told everyone across the industry this would have happened I don’t think anyone would have believed it the Capitals are second overall the league and John Carlson is 35 I believe Washington knew for some time this was the price to get him signed The Capitals generally make good decisions What really stands out is the amount of executives who have said (with time to think about it) they see this negotiation in their own futures $9 million in a few years is not $9 million as it looks now Not every team will be comfortable with these jumps but for your eventual number one defenceman Carlson eventually will be a huge loss on their back end When Washington scoured the free-agent/trade market was there any better option than what they knew?  I’m not yet sure how it is all going to work out between Vancouver and Rick Tocchet but I do think this will be the end of one-sided As Tuesday night’s historic comeback showed There will be more time to sort this out over the next week but this is the time of year where we begin to get a better handle on the potential for change across NHL front offices and benches and a lot of mixed signals exist right now There are some franchises awaiting ownership to make a final decision we are taping some playoff preview stuff right now Here’s Winnipeg owner Mark Chipman with as strong as an endorsement I’ve ever heard for Kevin Cheveldayoff: “We've never even come to the last year of one of his contracts and we won’t When you're fortunate enough to work alongside somebody who cares as much as Kevin does you hang on to those people…in any other business you don't just move off from people because things didn't go the way it expected to occur in a certain year or two…Kevin has grown every year I’m at an age where I feel certain he will outlast me in this organization.” Finally some clarity on Isaac Howard: he is planning a return to Michigan State Tampa Bay’s 2022 first-rounder can be an unrestricted free agent if unsigned by Aug as the Lightning were promoting his Hobey Baker candidacy (Howard is a finalist) But word in NCAA circles is the team and Howard weren’t simpatico on where everything stood at this time with so much misinformation about injuries Bucket A is “concerned they will not be able to start the playoffs.” Bucket B is “not that concerned.” For example Gabe Vilardi moved from Bucket A towards Bucket B this week when Jets coach Scott Arniel said he is getting closer to skating New Jersey’s Sheldon Keefe said there’s a chance Dougie Hamilton could return for round one Dallas GM Jim Nill told ESPN’s Leah Hextall last weekend the Stars “don’t expect” Miro Heiskanen in the first round Two we’re still waiting on are Dylan Holloway and Matthew Tkachuk There’s a reason everyone looks for multiple opinions Tkachuk — who has skated — sought out several different opinions 32 Thoughts: The PodcastHockey fans already know the name 32 Thoughts: The Podcast with NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman and Kyle Bukauskas is a weekly deep dive into the biggest news and interviews from the hockey world Rangers coach Peter Laviolette took some heat after Monday’s loss to Tampa Bay when he said he didn’t have a message for his team right now because “I don’t go into the locker room after the game.” I can’t give you an exact percentage but that’s not uncommon among coaches — especially after a loss I’ve dealt with Laviolette enough over the years to know it’s not what he says but how he says it (or how he looks when he says it) Merzlikins was called for tripping during Saturday’s loss in Toronto Our guys in-studio did not like the penalty; what it said to me was GMs got their wish — that just as some players get embellishment reps The Jets enter Wednesday’s games three points clear of Washington for first overall We’ve discussed before how honest their exit meetings were after losing to Colorado During a recent trip to the Manitoba capital “You're just trying to figure out what went wrong,” captain Adam Lowry said We ran into a really good Colorado team and they seemed to be able to flip the switch and take their game to another level We weren't able to match that and you have to do some reflection…(Nathan) MacKinnon’s line really had their way with our line How do we find a way to keep them off the board more?” Head coach Scott Arniel said the players themselves learned a big lesson from Colorado’s best “We saw a Stanley Cup champion team…they lost to Seattle the next year very upset…We had finished the year really well and we went in there I don't know if you’d call us the favourites But we went against Colorado and we saw their experience We saw their ability to play to the moment We saw third- and fourth-line players become huge factors for their group There are elite players doing things that maybe they don't always do for 82 games They were playing a pretty strong team game That was why (we had) to be able to do this over 82 games Hopefully that is going to be good for us come playoff time.” Arniel was particularly happy with a 3-2 win over Washington on March 25 fight-for-ice game that you’re going to have to win in the post-season 17. During the summer, Arniel flew to Calgary to meet with Lowry, Josh Morrissey and Mark Scheifele What they discussed there became the bedrock of training camp “I think what's made our team so good over the years is the continuity of the players we bring back year-in year-out.  We understand the structure and we're able to accommodate those new players coming in And then we have a meeting once the team's made What are things that we want to hang our hat on And I feel like from that meeting moving forward we've really carried those messages into the games “Josh and I spend a lot of time together in the summers and that's something that we talk about a lot,” Scheifele said it's not about I need to change my game completely it is a matter of how can I make this a little bit better and this a bit better — faceoff is a little better When someone comes back and improves a little bit in every area all of a sudden it pushes everyone's level up but it's never felt like we've been too high or too low,” Morrissey added “We're working towards Game 83…It feels like our group has taken a step from a sense of maturity And that's why I feel confident we're ready to go into the playoffs.”  One of the words the Jets use is relentless. “The way I view it the 10 per cent more is a critical,” Lowry said the word relentless is plastered on the wall above it and then defend really hard…We have a few star players that really carry the mail offensively We're relentless in our puck pursuit on the forecheck It's a real long night when we're playing that way.” The most consistent answer was if a teammate gets cheap-shotted Answer: Nowhere near as much as you’d think “You make a mistake on the ice or you do something wrong But now you have someone yelling at you or calling you out in front of 18 other guys And sometimes there's a time and place for that because he might have made the mistake I think it's just a lot easier for people to receive the information when it comes from a place where they can let their guard down So I think the great thing about our locker room is we're such a tight-knit team that people feel comfortable telling people when things aren't going their way or when they feel like something needs to change It doesn't take weeks for it to become a habit or things like that.” “I knew that (Scheifele) was in the mix and and I told him as much He really wanted to play on that hockey team.” He was going to replace Sidney Crosby if Crosby’s injury kept him from playing No discount to any of the players that were there and obviously Canada winning was special I was really hoping that just because of what he's done in this league what he's done for the Winnipeg Jets and then the year he's having but he's done a great job of trying to prove people wrong And he's trying to play to the best of his abilities every single night He called me from Boston the afternoon (of the final) He had tried to get to the warmup and kept throwing up what I'd of mentioned to those guys that you're around greatness great situations and absorb that stuff because we're going to need it in Game 83 and on from you guys That's the stuff they can bring back for themselves individually or for our group it didn't work out perfect for all of them which was to me is the best part for their growth.” 21. Most impressive off-ice accomplishment of the season: Darnell Nurse read War and Peace I know university students assigned to read it who couldn’t finish Leon Draisaitl on the possibility of winning the Selke Trophy: That would be “almost more important than any other (individual) trophy at this point in time there's been a lot of chatter about when we were younger that we can't defend And the reason we don't win is because Connor and I can't defend or don't defend And I think we've really changed that narrative around the league and especially the last couple of years I think it's just the consistency part of doing it every night And I think I've done that for the most part this year.” With the de-centralized draft looking more and more like a one-year wonder (thank God) there was a suggestion made during a smaller group at the GM conversations to do what baseball does with its winter meetings That’s a four-day palooza featuring all teams free agents and their representatives with wall-to-wall coverage draft and July 1 free agency in the same city Toronto was one team that stayed in Vegas for free agency In the aftermath of Rogers’ Canadian television extension with the NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and Deputy Bill Daly were asked if they remembered getting it done so early The current 12-year contact was signed in November 2013 — seven months before the previous one expired ESPN (March 2021) and TNT (April 2021) announced their American partnerships late in the last season of NBC’s run Rogers carefully separates church and state It was Bettman who revealed during a television interview he was headed into a negotiation window with our bosses and we didn’t know it was extended until last Wednesday’s announcement when one NHL coach asked a few weeks ago if I thought a new deal would get done during that exclusivity The bigger question for fans is: what does this mean it means Bettman got a number that made him (and the owners) happy Second — and this is more important to the hockey-loving public — it is another major financial cornerstone secured as serious CBA negotiations begin Bettman can present a major media rights deal to the players and expansion is on the horizon (Another one of my theories is that these negotiations have been going on at the highest levels of the NHL and NHLPA for a bit longer than anyone cares to admit but that’s another story.) What is there to fight about?  Here’s my expansion prediction: the NHL adds two teams I’ve heard there’s real concern about dilution of talent with two teams at once although that means everyone’s got to get going Bettman did not like “Future of Winnipeg” questions while discussing the TV deal “I don’t understand why people are questioning that.” there were reports Carolina’s Dmitry Orlov was headed back there for next season but I was told he’s going to stay in the NHL I believe it’s the first time an organization has had a defenceman reach 30 in both the NHL and the AHL during the same season Columbus coach Dean Evason on what he told his players before facing Makar: “Don’t lunge 29. Not get getting enough attention: Karel Vejmelka’s made 21 straight starts for the Utahns — closing to within 481 of Glenn Hall’s NHL record His save percentage is above .900 during that span sports scientists are choking on their proteins Final arguments on the Ryan Johansen grievance will be heard next week.  31. Lane and Cole Hutson’s undrafted older brother, Quinn, who will play for Boston University at the Frozen Four this week, has serious Western Conference interest. 32. Congratulations to Ottawa’s director of sports medicine, Gerry Townend, retiring this summer from this phase of his life after almost 35 years with the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts and then the Senators. We rarely get to call our own shots, but he’s getting to do it. I remember only one angry text: when he thought I questioned a legitimacy of an injury suffered by a player. Really enjoyed seeing him around.  Demidov ready to prove he can be a difference-maker for CanadiensFatherhood and fight gave Greg Millen a new mission in lifeCOMMENTS BROSSARD – Montreal Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes announced on Tuesday that the team has agreed to terms on a three-year entry-level contract (2024-25 to 2026-27) with forward Ivan Demidov Demidov’s 49 points set a new KHL record for the most points in a season by a U20 player (the previous record was 42 points As the youngest player to play the full season with St Demidov was also named the KHL’s Rookie of the Month three times this season Demidov was selected by the Canadiens in the first round (5th overall) of the 2024 NHL Draft MONTREAL -- Ivan Demidov had a goal and an assist in his NHL debut but the Montreal Canadiens failed to clinch their first Stanley Cup Playoff berth since 2021 with a 4-3 shootout loss to the Chicago Blackhawks at Bell Centre on Monday entry-level contract on April 8 after completing his season with SKA St Petersburg of the Kontinental Hockey League “I feel that the fans love me and it’s cool Juraj Slafkovsky tied it late in the third period for Montreal (39-31-11), which has lost three in a row (0-1-2). Sam Montembeault made 22 saves “They come in, they want to not let us clinch our spot and they bring their best game,” Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki said The Canadiens lead the Columbus Blue Jackets by four points for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference Montreal will play its regular-season finale against the Carolina Hurricanes on Wednesday it’s still a big point and we’re going to keep going,” Canadiens coach Martin St Frank Nazar had a goal and an assist in regulation before scoring the only goal of the shootout for Chicago (24-46-11), which is 3-1-1 in its past five games. Arvid Soderblom made 18 saves “They needed to win this game to secure a playoff spot so you know that they’re going to come out hard,” Nazar said so we just prepared and had a routine going into the game Alex Newhook put Montreal up 1-0 at 6:00 of the first period. Demidov skated down the left boards, got around Blackhawks defenseman Connor Murphy along the goal line and sent a pass out front to Newhook who scored on a one-timer from the low slot Demidov then made it 2-0 at 13:32. Canadiens defenseman Mike Matheson’s stretch pass was tipped down the ice by Joel Armia but Demidov chased down the loose puck off the end boards and faked a slap shot at the left post before pulling it to his backhand for a tap-in past Soderblom's left pad in Canadiens history to score in his NHL debut CHI@MTL: Demidov tallies first NHL goal in debut Tyler Bertuzzi got Chicago to within 2-1 at 18:40 of the first He scored a power-play goal with a wrist shot past Montembeault's blocker from the left circle off a cross-ice pass from Nazar Nazar tied it 2-2 at 16:41 of the second period with his own power-play goal a one-timer again past Montembeault’s blocker from the top of the left circle Lukas Reichel gave Chicago a 3-2 lead at 5:39 of the third period. He got behind the defense, took a lead pass from Landon Slaggert and scored with a shot that trickled under Montembeault on a breakaway Slafkovsky tied it 3-3 at 17:03 with a power-play goal. Cole Caufield's one-timer from the bottom of the right circle hit Slafkovsky's skate and the right post before deflecting in off the back of Soderblom's skate “I’m proud of our guys,” Blackhawks captain Nick Foligno said To get them to score one late and come back and find a way to get the win in the shootout NOTES: Lane Hutson got his 65th point (six goals, 59 assists) of the season with an assist on Slafkovsky's goal, breaking a tie with Chris Chelios for the most by a rookie defenseman in Canadiens history. His 65 points are also tied with Ray Bourque for fifth in NHL history among rookie defensemen Demidov is the eighth teenager in history to get multiple points in the first period of his NHL debut SportsNewsHabs GM Hughes: ‘We’re not in the playoffs without Patrik Laine’By TSN.ca StaffPublished: May 05, 2025 at 12:08PM EDT MontrealNewsShots fired at a home on Nuns’ IslandBy Rachel LauPublished: May 05, 2025 at 6:28AM EDT OttawaNewsHere’s what you need to know about the Ottawa Charge-Montreal Victoire playoff series By Josh PringlePublished: May 05, 2025 at 7:14AM EDT OttawaMontreal Victoire select Ottawa Charge as first-round opponent in PWHL playoffsBy The Canadian PressPublished: May 04, 2025 at 6:32PM EDT preparing for a first meeting with the U.S and some say simply getting America to agree to a framework for negotiations going forward is the goal “[Without the terrace] for the summer my business won't continue,” said Jean-Yves Mas co-owner of Psy bar in Montreal's Quartier Latin The city will relax bylaws to allow previously non-compliant terraces to operate The woman who says she was sexually assaulted by five former world junior hockey players faced cross-examination as defence council questioned what she said happened in a London hotel room in 2018 Rhianne Campbell speaks to advocates on this year's theme, “[Without the terrace] for the summer my business won’t continue,” said Jean-Yves Mas co-owner of Psy bar in Montreal’s Quartier Latin Rhianne Campbell speaks to advocates on this year’s theme, The Quebec Liberal party held its only English-language leadership debate on Sunday at John Abbott College in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue Olympic silver medalist Elvis Stojko is currently on tour with Stars on Ice and made a pit stop to talk about the tour and his need for speed on the racetrack with CityNews’ Sports reporter Lindsay Dunn “Entirely unfair both to the unhoused persons and to the STM,” said David Chapman of Resilience Montreal as the STM lifts its temporary loitering ban in Montreal’s metro system and get up-to-the-minute breaking-news alerts weather and video from CityNews anywhere you are – across all Android and iOS devices MontrealNewsMontreal Roses score historic home opener winBy Maria SarrouhUpdated: May 05, 2025 at 1:06PM EDT One of the quirks of the Professional Women’s Hockey League is that the team that finishes in first place gets to choose whether they want to face the third or fourth-placed team in the first round of the playoffs the Montreal Victoire had that choice and chose to play the Ottawa Charge “We have the privilege to choose an opponent,” said Montreal head coach Kori Cheverie after Saturday’s game We’ve got to be confident that we’re going to pick an opponent and we’re going to stick to that and we have to come out on top.” Ottawa is making their first postseason appearance securing their berth with a dramatic overtime win against Toronto on Saturday Last year Montreal finished second in the standings and after the Toronto Sceptres picked to play Minnesota and were swept in the best-of-five with three overtime losses Montreal was 3-1-0-2 against both Ottawa and Minnesota this season one in a shootout and losing twice in regulation Season Series vs OttawaNovember 30: Ottawa @ Montreal – W 4-3 (SO)December 6: Montreal @ Ottawa – W 2-1 [Scotiabank Place Ottawa]January 19: Ottawa @ Montreal – W 2-1 [Quebec City]January 29: Ottawa @ Montreal – W 4-1February 22: Montreal @ Ottawa – L 3-1April 26: Montreal @ Ottawa – L 3-2 Game 1 of the series will take place on Thursday night at Place Bell This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. 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