MONTREAL – Canadiens newcomer Ivan Demidov was named Rookie of the Year in the Kontinental Hockey League on Thursday. In his first season with SKA Saint Petersburg, the 19-year-old forward registered 49 points (19G, 30A) in 65 games to lead the team in scoring. Following his run in the KHL

MONTREAL – The Quebec government announced on Sunday that the late former Canadiens captain Maurice “Rocket” Richard has been named a historic figure by the province. The announcement was made at the Bell Centre by Quebec Culture Minister Mathieu Lacombe and Sports Minister Isabelle Charest, with the decision being made

MONTREAL – Emil Heineman and Sweden stepped onto the podium at the IIHF World Championship on Sunday. Here’s a brief summary of the game: SWEDEN 6 –2 DENMARK The first period was rather quiet, but the remaining 40 minutes saw a ton of action. Mikael Backlund found the back of

MONTREAL – Avicii Arena went eerily quiet on Saturday as Emil Heineman and Team Sweden were flattened by the United States in front of their home crowd in the first of two semifinals at the IIHF World Championship. Here’s a brief summary of the game: SWEDEN 2 – 6 USA

MONTREAL – Quarterfinal Thursday at the IIHF World Championship delivered drama in spades — and none bigger than Denmark’s stunning upset over Canada. Sweden, meanwhile, moved comfortably past Czechia to book their spot in the semifinals. Austria bowed out, losing handedly to Switzerland, while the United States mounted a comeback

MONTREAL - The Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation announced on Wednesday financial support totaling $970,576 to 57 organizations working for the well-being of children in need in 11 administrative regions across Quebec. These donations, which were awarded at the Bell Centre on May 21, will enable nonprofits, schools and youth centers

MONTREAL – The drought is over — Austria is back in the quarterfinals at the IIHF World Championship for the first time in 31 years. Canadiens prospect Vinzenz Rohrer led the charge with a multi-goal effort on Tuesday, helping his team clinch a historic berth in the knockout stage. Meanwhile,

MONTREAL – Canada lost their first game of the 2025 IIHF World Championship on Monday, falling 2-1 in a shootout to Finland at Avicii Arena. Here’s a brief summary of the game: CANADA 1 – 2 FINLAND (SO) The Canadians dictated the pace for much of the game, but they