BROSSARD - The Canadiens practiced at the CN Sports Complex in Brossard ahead of their departure for Detroit on Wednesday. Here’s a look at the forward lines, without Josh Anderson who opted for a therapy day instead.

MONTREAL – Cole Caufield scored his 40th goal of the season at 4:38 of overtime to push the Canadiens past the Boston Bruins, 3-2, at the Bell Centre on Tuesday. Caufield became the first Hab to net 40 goals in a season since Vincent Damphousse in 1993-94. Brendan Gallagher celebrated

MONTREAL – On Tuesday morning, head coach Martin St-Louis confirmed that Zachary Bolduc and Jayden Struble are back in the lineup, with Jakub Dobes defending the cage against the Boston Bruins. During the morning skate, Bolduc was seen on a line with Jake Evans and Alexandre Texier, while Struble was

MONTREAL – The Canadiens announced on Tuesday that forward Kirby Dach will be out for two to four weeks due to an upper-body injury. Dach exited Sunday’s game against Anaheim in the first period and did not return.

MONTREAL – The 17th edition of the Montreal Canadiens Children's Foundation’s RadioTéléDON will be held today, March 17. This important fundraising event, which has helped raise more than $2.4 million since its very first edition, will be broadcast live from the Bell Centre on RDS, 98.5 FM and TSN 690.

MONTREAL – Cole Caufield eyes 40 goals while Brendan Gallagher approaches his 900th NHL game when the Canadiens host the Boston Bruins and the team’s 17th annual RadioTéléDON at the Bell Centre on Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know heading into the game: GAME FACTS

MONTREAL – The Canadiens dropped a 4-3 decision to the Anaheim Ducks at the Bell Centre on Sunday. Cutter Gauthier’s winner with 2:30 remaining was the difference in a heartbreaking loss for Montreal. Cole Caufield inched closer to the 40-goal plateau with his 39th of the season on Sunday, while

MONTREAL – Dignitaries and members of the Canadiens organization were on hand for the unveiling of a pair of plaques celebrating hockey history in the province on Sunday. The first plaque was made to mark the first organized ice hockey game, which took place on March 3, 1875, in Montreal.