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Montreal Canadiens News Stories
|August 3, 2014
|Habs saw the light with Subban
|August 2, 2014
|P.K. Subban contract fact-sheet
|Canadiens, Subban reach eight-year contract deal
|Canadiens, Subban agree on eight-year, $72M contract
|July 31, 2014
|Hockey is a Family Affair for the Subbans
|Nuts and Bolts of Subban Arbitration hearing
|July 30, 2014
|Habs add Daniel Lacrois to coashing staff
|Habs, Subban submit salary figures
|Talking money
|Habs add Dan Lacroix and Rob Ramage to staff
|July 27, 2014
|Subban talks golf, but mum on contract
|July 24, 2014
|Eller makes four-year, $14M deal
|Ellers asks for $3.1M, gets $3.5M
|Habs, Eller agree to 4 years, $14M
|July 21, 2014
|Habs sign first-round pick Scherbak
|Desharnais stickhandles way around Royal Montreal in pro-am fundraiser
|July 20, 2014
|Habs hit links to kick off Canadian Open
|July 18, 2014
|Brisebois quits as Habs� player development coach
|July 16, 2014
|Habs� Prust gears up for charity golf event
|How Habs shape up in mid-July
|July 14, 2014
|Gallagher needs new digs after trade of easygoing landlord
|July 11, 2014
|Habs prospect Lernout tempers nasty streak with a sense of humour
|Habs� prospects get taste of their hockey dreams
|July 5, 2014
|Two Habs file for salary arbitration
|July 4, 2014
|Plugger from prairies gave heart, soul and a tooth to the Habs
|Defence first for Habs� Dream Weaver
|July 1, 2014
|Mixed emotions as Gorges heads to Buffalo
|Captain Gionta leaves Habs with a �heavy heart�
|Habs busy on July 1st
|Habs trade Gorges to Sabres; sign Malhotra, Weaver, Gilbert
|June 30, 2014
|Habs trade Bri�re to Avalanche for Parenteau
|Gorges stunned by Habs� desire to trade him
|Gorges Has Limited No-Trade That Includes the Leafs/Confirmed Habs Interest in Dan Boyle
|Habs acquire Parenteau/Gorges future uncertain/ White a UFA
|June 29, 2014
|Gym a big part of summer for Habs� Subban
|June 28, 2014
|Habs round out draft with five more picks
|Grading Habs draft picks
|Habs take defenceman Lernout with second pick at draft
|Habs thinking long term
|Canadiens cannot resist allure of Daniel Audette
|Gorges on the trading block?
|June 27, 2014
|First Round Draft Choice Against The Odds
|Habs take Russian Scherbak with first-round pick
|Habs need to prove themselves again next year, Therrien says
|Subban embracing his role as a huge star
|Habs prospect McCarron remains a work in progress
|A quantitative analysis of Canadiens draft picks
|Former Habs Gino Odjick diagnosed with terminal disease
|June 26, 2014
|Bergevin and Timmens keeping cards close to chest
|Habs GM Bergevin ready for anything at draft
|Subban and Habs talking contract
|Not even Habs know who they will draft
|One of these players could be Habs� first-round pick
|Markov looks like a Hab for life with new contract
|June 25, 2014
|PK Subban is held to a different standard than everyone else. And it�s not OK.
|June 24, 2014
|Subban at top of Habs GM Bergevin�s agenda
|June 23, 2014
|Canadiens re-sign Markov to 3 years/$17.25M
|Canadiens sign Andrei Markov for 3 more years
|Canadiens prospects Zach Fucale, Jeremy Gr�goire invited to national junior camp
|Two weeks to fix a franchise 2014: The Montreal Canadiens
|June 22, 2014
|Canadiens Schedule 2014-15 announced
|June 21, 2014
|Gerard Gallant, Montreal Canadiens assistant coach, hired in Florida
|June 19, 2014
|Big Three reunited as Habs honour Lapointe
|Subban contract: Understandably Complicated and Likely Prolonged
|June 18, 2014
|Habs will finally retire Lapointe�s No. 5
|June 17, 2014
|Habs sign Weise to two-year contract
|Canadiens agree to terms with Weise on two-year deal
|Duston Tokarski and Habs long-term goaltending plans
|Markov seeking three-year, $18M deal from Canadiens
|June 14, 2014
|Habs trade Leblanc to Ducks; extend Therrien
|June 4, 2014
|Lafleur Blasts Pacioretty
|June 2, 2014
|Bergevin tight-lipped about offseason plans
|GM Bergevin remains voice of calm for Habs
|Youppi! makes good on Jimmy Fallon bet
|May 31, 2014
|Habs empty lockers, ponder futures
|The Canadiens lit up a city
|Canadiens are ahead of Bergevin�s schedule
|Coaching Canadiens comes with a price
|Future looks bright for Canadiens
|The Good The Bad The Ungly Playoff Ed Game 6
|Vanek heading for free agency July 1
|May 30, 2014
|Subban sees positive side to playoff ouster
|May 29, 2014
|This is a Canadiens team to remember
|Canadiens overwhelmed in East final finale
|Montreal Canadiens eliminated from NHL playoffs by NY Rangers shutout
|Montreal Canadiens eliminated in Game 6 loss to New York Rangers
|Canadiens end dream playoff run
|No shame in Canadiens� elimination
|Rangers advance to Stanley Cup Final with win over Canadiens
|May 28, 2014
|Tokarski shows why he's a winner
|Canadiens ready for anything in Game 6
|Loosey-goosey Habs playing with house money
|Two-Game ban for J. Moore
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Eastern Final Game 5
|Redemption stories are the best
|May 27, 2014
|Canadiens not dead yet, take Rangers 7-4
|Habs ride wild sloppy mess back to New York
|Canadiens answer bell in wild Game 5 win over Rangers
|Canadiens stay alive with blowout of Rangers in Game 5
|May 26, 2014
|Odds aren�t good for desperate Habs
|Both teams claim to have resiliency
|Price skates without equipment
|Habs plan to go for broke in do-or-die Game 5
|Tokarski thrives in pressure situations
|Montreal Canadiens staying positive, hopeful in face of elimination
|Broken play breaks Montreal hearts
|Rangers hold dagger at Habs� throat
|St. Louis gives Rangers commanding lead against Habs
|May 25, 2014
|New York�s love affair with Prust is over
|St. Louis scores in OT; Rangers take Game 4 over Canadiens
|Conference Final Game 4 � St. Louis scores in OT, pushes Canadiens to the brink
|Rangers win in OT, Habs on brink
|May 24, 2014
|Habs cry foul over Rangers� gamesmanship
|Habs upset Rangers assistants watched off day practice
|Eye for an eye - NHL Justice?
|May 23, 2014
|Dustin Tokarski�s remarkable rise from the heart of nowhere to the NHL playoffs
|Habs and Rangers are really in a battle now
|Prust suspended 2 games for late hit
|Canadiens find new life with Game 3 OT win over Rangers
|Do Habs have another unheralded gem in Tokarski?
|Comeback OT victory was improbable
|May 22, 2014
|Tokarski gives Habs reason to believe
|Galchenyuk breathes new life into Canadiens
|Habs come out on top with barely room to breathe
|Dustin Tokarski brilliant as Habs beat Rangers in OT
|GAME #3 EASTERN CONFERENCE FINAL � Canadiens-3 NY Rangers-2 (overtime) May 22, 2014
|May 21, 2014
|Canadiens aren�t on life support yet
|Canadiens coach Michel Therrien drops Thomas Vanek to fourth line ahead of Game 3
|Tokarski gets Game 3 start for Habs, while Therrien tinkers with lines
|Rangers winning key matchups vs. Habs
|May 20, 2014
|Habs need a few breaks, coach Therrien says
|Cheering for the Habs can be exhausting
|Molson has brought stability - and success - back to Habs
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Playoff Ed. Game 2
|Character of the Canadiens put to the test
|Montreal Canadiens� goalie problem isn�t Dustin Tokarski; it�s Henrik Lundqvist
|May 19, 2014
|Rangers down Canadiens 3-1 in Game 2 of Eastern Conference final
|Lundqvist outduels Tokarski in Game 2
|Price�s absence a monstrous hurdle for Habs
|Therrien had nothing to lose going with Tokarski
|Rangers take 2-0 series lead with victory over Canadiens
|Tokarski expected to start as Habs host Rangers
|Carey Price out for rest of Rangers series
|May 18, 2014
|Canadiens' Price leaves ice early before optional skate
|The Good, The BAd, The Ugly, Game 1 (ECF)
|May 17, 2014
|Questions surround Habs goalie Carey Price after early departure from Game 1
|Call of the Wilde: Coping with the loss
|Rangers put a 7-2 whupping on Habs
|Habs up against speed, sympathy
|�We got our asses kicked,� Bourque sums up
|Habs GM Bergevin gives Therrien vote of confidence
|May 16, 2014
|Habs� edge in goaltending, defence will pay off against Rangers
|Galchenyuk cleared for contact as Canadiens prep for ECF
|Habs get ready for kinder, gentler Rangers
|The Canadiens are finally back
|�I can�t walk on the street right now,� Reno says
|Lundqvist has demons to overcome at Bell Centre
|Jimmy Fallon to wear Habs jersey if Canadiens beat Rangers
|May 14, 2014
|Habs advance to Eastern Conference final
|Gritty Canadiens refuse to be pushed around
|Habs eliminate rival Bruins, advance to conference final
|Hab spank Bruins in Game 7
|May 13, 2014
|Playoff Ed.: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Round 2 - Game 6
|Stage is set for Game 7 of Habs vs. Bruins
|Habs need to stick to their game
|Hockey the real winner in Habs-Bruins series
|�Black Ace� Beaulieu gets call from Habs
|Price leads a Habs team possessed
|Price shutout sends Canadiens to Game 7
|Canadiens coach Therrien impressed with rookie Beaulieu's playoff debut
|May 12, 2014
|Habs avoid elimination
|Canadiens send series to Game 7 with 4-0 win over Bruins
|Habs force Game 7
|History Says Canadiens Will Force A Game Seven
|May 11, 2014
|Playoff Ed.: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 5
|Watergate II takes on life of its own in Habs-Bruins series
|Habs-Bruins rivalry will only get worse
|Habs remain confident while facing elimination in Game 6
|P.K. Subban: �I know that we can be better�
|Bruins' Thornton fined for squirting water from bench at Montreal's P.K. Subban
|Habs in survival mode
|May 10, 2014
|Bruins put Canadiens on the brink of elimination
|'We had to step up and we didn't do it'
|On the Verge
|Bruins beat Canadiens 4-2, take series lead
|GAME #5 Boston-4 Canadiens-2 (Boston Leads Series 3-2) May 10, 2014
|May 9, 2014
|Now it�s a best-of-three series
|Putting CHaracter back in CH
|Therrien not panicking as Habs and Bruins head to Game 5
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Playoff Ed Game 4
|May 8, 2014
|Bruins' Fraser plays hero
|Call-up Fraser ends tight goaltending duel in OT
|If you blinked, you might have missed winning goal
|May 7, 2014
|Don Cherry says Montreal Canadiens� P.K. Subban �poked the bear,� sparking Boston Bruins� comeback
|Habs� Subban is a star for our time
|Top 5 trends from the Canadiens-Bruins series
|Griping intensifies ahead of Game 4
|Bruins will be better in Game 4, Julien says
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, (Round 2, Game3)
|May 6, 2014
|Wilde Horses
|Subban gets Bell Centre roaring
|Speed is a factor in Game 3 victory
|Canadiens hold on to beat Bruins and take series lead
|May 5, 2014
|Habs play down trash talk as they prepare for Game 3
|Canadiens goaltender Carey Price recovers two dogs lost overnight
|Murray Replaces Bouillon / Bournival Bumps Prust / Bourque Flu
|Canadiens and Bruins go back and forth with some verbal jabs
|May 4, 2014
|Sports world still fighting ugliness of racism
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly (Round 2)
|Subban the prevailing narrative in Habs-B's series
|Habs accentuating the positives after Game 2 loss
|Habs putting Game 2 loss behind them
|May 3, 2014
|Ice Titled Too Long
|Bruins complete comeback, even series with Canadiens in Game 2
|Bruins come from behind to beat Habs 5-3
|Bruins rally in 3rd period vs. Canadiens to even series
|May 2, 2014
|No shortage of underdogs on Habs� roster
|Faceoff set up winner, OT hero Subban says
|Subban, Price steal spotlight in opener
|Habs fans not complaining about Halak trade now
|Boston toxic atmoshpere
|May 1, 2014
|Subban, Price steal spotlight in opener
|Subban scores twice to give Habs 4-3 win in double overtime
|Subban provides offence, Price bars door as Canadiens take Game 1
|April 30, 2014
|Game on! Habs, Bruins finally set to drop puck for Game 1
|Habs vs. Bruins doesn�t need any promotion
|Canadiens eager for Bruins series to start
|Players & Fans Ready for Canadiens/Bruins Playoff Chapter 34
|April 28, 2014
|Canadiens stage a cone-of-silence game
|Subban ready to take the heat in Boston, predicts a long, tough series
|It won�t be easy, but pick Habs in seven
|April 27, 2014
|Revamped Bruins will be a formidable foe for Habs
|Bruins vs. Habs: How it must be
|April 26, 2014
|Habs vs. Bruins in Eastern Conference semifinals
|Habs advanced planning preps position in Goal
|April 25, 2014
|Canadiens return to practice to shake out the cobwebs
|April 24, 2014
|Habs sign draft pick Conor Crisp
|Canadiens face long wait for next playoff round after sweeping Lightning
|April 23, 2014
|Banged-up Habs can use the extra days off
|Five key factors to Canadiens� sweep over Lightning
|Playoffs at the Bell Centre �like a normal game times 1,000,� Prust says
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Playoff Ed. Game 4
|Toast your heroes, Habs fans
|April 22, 2014
|Pacioretty & Co. put brooms to Bolts
|Father�s pep talk shakes Pacioretty out of funk
|Sweep sends Habs fans into stratosphere
|Montreal Canadiens complete sweep of Tampa Bay Lightning
|April 21, 2014
|Canadiens �riding that wave,� Eller says
|Canadiens sniper Vanek soaks up city�s playoff vibe
|The Last Time Canadiens Led A Playoff Series 3-0
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Playoff Ed Game 3
|Bourque, Eller rising to the occasion
|April 20, 2014
|Habs put home-ice stranglehold on Lightning
|Habs loosen Bolts' chances with 3-2 win
|A night to remember at Bell Centre
|Habs� Subban, Bourque escape from coach�s doghouse
|Electric atmosphere for playoff Fan Jam at Bell Centre
|Tampa on the Brink
|April 19, 2014
|�We�re glad we�re back at home�: Canadiens� Therrien
|Canadiens focus on business as they return to Montreal
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Playoff Ed. Game 2
|Michel Therrien deserves credit for Habs' play
|April 18, 2014
|Bourque, Price give Canadiens 2-0 series lead
|'We have to keep pushing,' Gallagher says
|Bourque lifts Canadiens over Lightning for 2-0 series lead
|PLAYOFF GAME TWO � Canadiens-4 Tampa Bay-1 (April 18, 2014)
|Bell Centre gets dressed up for postseason
|Canadiens looking to tighten defence in Game 2
|Canadiens hope to keep leaning on depth vs. Lightning
|April 17, 2014
|Habs fourth line makes up for PP struggles
|Canadiens Power Play Woes/Ben Bishop/Ondrej Palat
|April 16, 2014
|Weise strikes in overtime for Canadiens
|Dale Weise scores in OT as Habs upend Lightning
|Weise scores in OT to lead Canadiens over Lightning in Game 1
|April 15, 2014
|Canadiens will have a taste of home in Tampa
|Searching for Left winger for Plekanec
|Prust might be Cleared For Game One
|April 14, 2014
|Canadiens focus on special teams ahead of opener in Tampa
|Habs vs. Lightning should be a treat for fans
|Canadiens look to Briere to step up in playoffs after low-key regular season
|Habs coach Therrien should be toast of the town
|Eller returns to practice
|Jacob de la Rose � Three Year Entry Level Contract
|April 13, 2014
|Call of the Wilde: Habs final regular-season report card
|April 11, 2014
|Gionta�s penalty shot beats Rangers in OT
|Gionta's OT penalty shot goal gives Canadiens win over Rangers
|Gionta's OT penalty shot lifts Habs over Rangers
|Habs have national attention as lone Canadian playoff team
|Home-ice advantage slipping away from Habs
|Habs captain Gionta receives Jacques Beauchamp Trophy
|April 10, 2014
|Habs should have edge on Lightning in playoffs
|April 9, 2014
|Islanders overpower Canadiens
|Canadiens blanked by Nabokov, Islanders
|Montreal Canadiens listless in 2-0 loss to New York Islanders
|New Canucks president Trevor Linden left a mark in Montreal
|April 8, 2014
|Blackhawks sink Habs in OT
|Blackhawks tie it late, then beat Canadiens in overtime
|Atlantic Division Home Ice Advantage Still Up For Grabs
|April 7, 2014
|Habs without Price, Markov and Emelin in Chicago
|Gorges, Weise looking to return to Habs� lineup
|Habs' Markov, Emelin and Price not making trip to Chicago
|Price & Three Defence Regulars Left Behind
|April 6, 2014
|Habs' Pacioretty closing in on 40-goal season
|Habs GM has a momentous decision to make on Subban
|April 5, 2014
|Call of the Wilde: Price dominant in Hab
|Captain Clutch
|Habs open 4-point gap on Lightning
|GAME #79 Canadiens-5 Detroit-3 (April 5, 2014)
|Call of the Wilde: P.K. and the coach
|April 4, 2014
|Habs roar back after spotting Sens a field goal
|Montreal Canadiens blast Senators 7-4
|Pacioretty scores hat trick in Canadiens' win over Senators
|Pacioretty nets hat-trick as Habs beat Senators 7-4
|'We�re ready for the playoffs,� Therrien proclaims
|April 3, 2014
|NHL suspends Habs blueliner Murray for three games
|April 2, 2014
|Desharnais nominated for Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 77
|Habs players enjoying extra days off this season
|April 1, 2014
|Price on short end of goalie duel
|Lightning top Canadiens as both teams clinch playoff spots
|Call of the Wilde: Big herd of goats in Tampa loss
|March 31, 2014
|Tampa game looks like playoff preview for Habs
|Plekanec Returns; Emelin Leaves; Bourque Demoted Again
|Vanek Trade � 5-on-5 Scoring Explodes
|March 30, 2014
|Call of the Wilde: Pacioretty sets new career high in Habs win
|Pacioretty praises Vanek on game play
|March 29, 2014
|Pacioretty leads Habs over Panthers
|GAME #76 Canadiens-4 Florida-1 (March 29, 2014)
|Max Pacioretty nets a pair
|About Last Night ...
|March 28, 2014
|Habs should give Markov three-year contract
|Another spoonful of victory for Habs in Detroit
|March 27, 2014
|Wild win in Detroit gives Canadiens four straight victories
|Call of the Wilde: Habs clip Wings
|Canadiens hold on to beat Red Wings in see-saw affair
|March 26, 2014
|Canadiens signs 2009 Draft Pick to a Two-year Entry Level Contract
|Red Wings desperate to keep playoff streak alive
|March 25, 2014
|Patch notches 100th career goal in 2-0 win over Sabres
|Call of the Wilde: Canadiens blank Sabres 2-0
|Pacioretty's 100th career goal leads Canadiens over Sabres
|�It�s fun to play here� in Boston, Budaj says
|About last night ...
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
|March 24, 2014
|Call of the Wilde: Budaj, Emelin shine in win vs. Bruins
|Canadiens end Bruins� winning streak in shootout
|Canadiens snap Bruins' 12-game streak with shootout win
|Travis Moen & Dale Weise injuries: Canadiens wingers both hurt vs Bruins
|March 23, 2014
|Rene Bourque at his best in clincher goal against Leafs
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 72
|GAME #72 Canadiens-4 Toronto-3 (March 22, 2014)
|March 22, 2014
|About last night
|Canadiens hold on for win over Leafs
|Call of the Wilde: Habs edge Leafs 4-3
|Vanek deal looking good for Canadiens
|Eller out with a lower body injury
|March 21, 2014
|Galchenyuk moved to Centre
|Habs will be without Prust for rest of regular season
|March 20, 2014
|Hard-working Jackets hang loss on Canadiens
|Tinordi�s slip was the difference
|Call of the Wilde: Price unbelievably good, Habs still lose
|Johansen scores late to lead Blue Jackets over Canadiens
|Marc Denis played 266 of his 349 NHL games for Columbus
|March 19, 2014
|Roy emerges as a winner again in Montreal
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, game 70
|Another gutsy performance from Habs� Prust
|Vanek gives listless power play a boost
|March 18, 2014
|Call of the Wilde: Habs double up Avs
|Hats off to Canadiens newcomer Vanek
|Vanek leads Canadiens over Avalanche to spoil Roy's return
|Bell Centre buzzes for Patrick Roy
|March 17, 2014
|Price focuses on Avs� scorers, getting his timing back in net
|Stubbs: Avalanche seems to be perfect fit for Roy
|Reush: Tokarski, Bournival, Playoff Odds & Jacob de la Rose
|Call of the Wilde: Standoff in Buffalo
|Melnick: Magic Act
|Gallo: Monday Mornings with Mitchy
|Dustin Tokarski doesn�t have time for pregame jitters
|March 16, 2014
|Tokarski's first shutout helps Canadiens top Sabres
|Tokarski gets first career shutout, Canadiens beat Sabres
|March 15, 2014
|Canadiens cap incredible comeback with last-second tying goal, OT win over Ottawa
|GAME #68 Canadiens-5 Ottawa-4 [overtime] (March 15, 2014)
|Now that's a comeback win
|Canadiens complete comeback, topple Senators in overtime
|March 14, 2014
|Lines Re-Shuffled/26 Players In Camp
|Price takes part in full practice, but still listed as day-to-day
|Price takes part in full practice; return date still uncertain
|March 12, 2014
|Rask stops Habs to lead Bruins to 4-1 win
|Snowball is rolling the wrong way,� Gionta says
|Bruins extend winning streak to six with win over Canadiens
|March 11, 2014
|Price won�t be ready to face Bruins
|Fractured thumb becomes a mental battle for Habs� Gorges
|Canadiens Prepare For The Bruins
|March 10, 2014
|Gorges out for rest of regular season
|Gorges undergoes surgery; out 4 weeks
|Habs limp home after brutal stretch of schedule
|March 9, 2014
|GM Bergevin has given Habs a chance to win
|Canadiens get blown out in San Jose
|GAME #66 San Jose-4 Canadiens-0 (March 8, 2014)
|About last night �
|March 7, 2014
|Canadiens run out of steam in Phoenix
|GAME #65 Phoenix-5 Canadiens-2 (March 6, 2014)
|Coyotes bounce back from shaky second to beat Canadiens
|March 6, 2014
|Wounded rearguard Gorges heads home
|Dustin Tokarski thanks his lucky posts
|GAME #64 Canadiens-4 Anaheim-3 [shootout] (March 5th, 2014)
|Markov scores shootout winner as Canadiens outlast Ducks
|March 5, 2014
|Canadiens acquire Thomas Vanek from Islanders
|Habs add Thomas Vanek
|Canadiens acquire G Dubnyk from Predators
|Habs acquire Dubnyk and assign him to Hamilton
|March 4, 2014
|Price out another week?
|Habs loss to Kings not moral victory, Gionta says
|Price �making progress� on lower-body injury
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 63
|Habs acquire defenceman Weaver from Panthers; Price back on ice
|Kings edge Canadiens 2-1
|GAME #63 Los Angeles-2 Canadiens-1 (March 3, 2014)
|March 3, 2014
|Habs counting on Bri�re down the stretch
|Price on IR but still day-to-day
|Canadiens place Carey Price on IR
|Canadiens place D Davis Drewiske on waivers
|March 2, 2014
|Habs' Budaj proves he�s a battler
|Habs hit the road on a hot streak; Drewiske put on waivers
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 62
|March 1, 2014
|Habs wake up to beat Leafs in OT
|Call of the Wilde: Habs beat elite
|Budaj filling in nicely for injured Price
|GAME #62 Canadiens-4 Toronto-3 [overtime] (March 1, 2014)
|Canadiens capitalize on OT power play to beat Maple Leafs
|On halak, Markov, Galchenyuk
|February 28, 2014
|Gionta, Markov focus for Habs before trade deadline day
|Budaj to start vs Toronto
|Don�t hold your breath for a Habs trade
|Road ahead looks like a minefield for Canadiens
|February 27, 2014
|Habs ride roller-coaster to shootout win
|Desharnais scores in shootout to lead Canadiens past Penguins 6-5
|Desharnais leads Canadiens to shootout victory over Penguins
|February 26, 2014
|Habs lose 2-1 to Red Wings in OT
|Habs's late goal salvages point in loss
|�Execution was not there,� Therrien says
|Nyquist scores winner as Red Wings edge Habs in overtime
|Prie day to day
|February 25, 2014
|Russians aren�t looking for Olympic excuses, Habs� Markov says
|Price will take some time to unwind after gold medal run at Sochi
|Tinordi gets call from Habs while Beaulieu stays in Hamilton
|Habs at Trade Deadline - Unlikely Buyers � Would Markov Be Moved?
|February 24, 2014
|Price will take some time to unwind after gold medal run at Sochi
|Canadiens offer Markov one-year, $6 million deal
|�This takes Carey to another level,� coach says
|February 23, 2014
|Carey Price most valuable of Olympic goalies
|Canadiens� fans, let the P.K. Subban Sochi snub go
|February 21, 2014
|Habs at Sochi - Day 10 - Price & Subban Go For Gold Sunday � Pacioretty Will Play For Bronze Saturday
|February 20, 2014
|Habs divided on who they�re rooting for at Olympics
|Habs at Sochi - Day 9 - Price Faces Pacioretty Friday � Subban Scratched Again
|February 19, 2014
|Habs at Sochi - Day 8 - Three Habs Remain- Plekanec, Emelin & Markov Headed Home
|Canadiens regroup as Sochi Olympics wind down
|Galchenyuk getting back up to speed at Canadiens practice
|Habs enlist Thibault, Brisebois to fill out practice roster
|February 18, 2014
|Habs at Sochi - Day 7 - Latvia Wins, Will Play Canada; Plekanec Leads Czechs Again; Russia Struggles
|Five Minutes With Wolves� Forward and Habs Prospect Connor Crisp
|February 17, 2014
|Subban Caught in Numbers Game/Carey Price Encore/Pacioretty Hurt?
|Babcock: Subban, Hamhuis 'haven't got much of a chance'
|Somebody has explaining to do
|February 16, 2014
|Day 5: Price Leads Canada vs. Finland. Markov & Emelin for Russia
|Team Canada coach Babcock wrong to bench Subban
|February 15, 2014
|Day 4: Habs at Sochi: Markov, Emelin, Pacioretty and Plekanec
|February 11, 2014
|Price to start for Team Canada against Norway
|February 10, 2014
|Subban happy with any Team Canada role
|Ryan White: Habs Centre Having His Best Season Yet
|90% Chance Habs make Playoffs with current roster
|February 8, 2014
|Canadiens go into Olympic break with third straight win
|Pacioretty feels better, will play in Sochi
|GAME #59 Canadiens-4 Carolina-1 (Feb. 8, 2014)
|Desharnais, Canadiens beat Hurricanes, but lose Pacioretty
|February 7, 2014
|Dream comes true for father of new Hab Weise
|February 6, 2014
|Habs make minor league trade: Steve Quailer to LA for Robert Czarnik
|Pacioretty scores hat trick in Habs 5-2 win over Canucks
|Pacioretty has hat trick as Canadiens rout Canucks
|�I couldn�t believe what I was doing� on penalty shot: Pacioretty
|February 5, 2014
|A goalie showdown between Price and Luongo at Bell Centre
|PREVIEW GAME #58 Vancouver @ Canadiens (Feb. 6/2014)
|February 4, 2014
|Price stones Flames in 2-0 Hab win
|Bourque helps Canadiens beat Flames 2-0
|Cammalleri plays first game against Habs since trade nearly 25 months ago
|February 3, 2014
|Canadiens trade D Diaz to Canucks for F Weise
|Diaz �surprised and shocked� to be traded by Habs
|Habs acquire Weise from Canucks for Diaz
|Habs trade Diaz to Canucks for Weise
|Lost weekend
|Weise scouting report
|February 2, 2014
|Gallagher takes beating in loss to Jets
|Price coughs up tough loss to Winnipeg
|About yesterday afternoon ...
|GAME #56 Winnipeg-2 Canadiens-1 (Feb. 2, 2014)
|Cherry was wrong to take shot at Habs� Brandon Prust
|February 1, 2014
|Thompson gives Lightning overtime win
|About this afternoon
|GAME #55 Tampa Bay-2 Canadiens-1 (overtime) [Feb. 1, 2014]
|Thomas�s Habs debut could be family affair
|Matinee games are fun for Habs and young fans
|January 31, 2014
|PREVIEW GAME #55 Tampa Bay @ Canadiens (Feb. 1/2014)
|The Good, The Bad, The Ungly, Game 54
|January 30, 2014
|GAME #54 Canadiens-4 Boston-1 (Jan. 30, 2014)
|Peter Budaj shines as Canadiens stifle Bruins
|Budaj makes most of his opportunity
|Canadiens recall winger Christian Thomas
|PREVIEW GAME #54 Canadiens @ Boston (January 30/2014)
|Habs hope to �keep the ball rolling� in Boston
|January 29, 2014
|Habs trending downwards
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 53
|January 28, 2014
|Canadiens want McGinn, not Parenteau, from Avalanche
|Canadiens fans a chance to breathe a little easier
|Price slams door as Habs end slump
|Habs bounce back with 3-0 win over Canes
|PREVIEW GAME #53 Carolina @ Canadiens (Jan. 28/2014)
|January 27, 2014
|An Open Letter to Marc Bergevin
|Every decision matters
|Canadiens in danger of slipping out of a playoff spot
|January 26, 2014
|The heat is on after Habs� worst game of season
|�Obviously we�re not playing good hockey,� Gionta says
|Habs are playing like alien zombies
|About Last Night ...
|January 25, 2014
|Canadiens lose in a rout to Caps
|Capital Punishment
|GAME #52 Washington-5 Canadiens-0 (Jan. 25, 2014)
|Wake up Calls for Bergevin and Therrien
|January 24, 2014
|Red Wings down struggling Habs
|GAME #51 Detroit-4 Canadiens-1 (Jan. 24, 2014)
|Team fails to convert chances
|Canadiens smothered by Red Wings
|Red Wings stifle Canadiens in decisive fashion at Joe Louis
|Diaz Days with Habs numbered
|Canadiens goalie Budaj drops gloves, but he�s no Bruce Lee
|January 22, 2014
|Pens make this one look easy
|It was a �rough night,� Bourque says
|Jokinen scores twice as Penguins pound Canadiens
|January 21, 2014
|Habs pencil Leblanc and Beaulieu into lineup
|Habs shake up lineup prior to Pens game
|January 20, 2014
|Bourque looking for lost scoring touch, hopes to return to lineup
|Habs recall Louis Leblanc
|January 19, 2014
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game #49
|We can be �a very average team,� Gionta says
|How did a jersey tug become an insult?
|Beaulieu recalled again - Ninth Recall Last 12 Months
|January 18, 2014
|P.K. Subban Under Fire for Being P.K. Subban
|Maple Leafs win �statement game� over Canadiens
|About last night ...
|GAME #49 Toronto-5 Canadiens-3 (Jan.18, 2014)
|Van Riemsdyk, Subban give rivalry spark as Leafs beat Habs
|Van Riemsdyk breaks tie to give Leafs win over Canadiens
|January 17, 2014
|Beaulieu, Nattinen will be in lineup for Habs Saturday
|Habs need to get moving on the power play
|Habs Slump: All Areas Affected But Penalty Killing
|Drewiske has become the forgotten Hab
|The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, Game 48
|Price saves the day
|January 16, 2014
|Subban lifts Canadiens to overtime victory over Senators
|Subban scores OT winner
|Carey Price, Canadiens steal a victory in Ottawa
|January 15, 2014
|No panic as power play struggles
|Habs' Moen finds his game from behind visor
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 47
|January 14, 2014
|Goals prove elusive as special-team units struggle
|Brodeur shuts door on listless Canadiens
|Jagr nets 695th career goal, Devils beat Canadiens
|GAME #47 New Jersey-4 Canadiens-1 (Jan.14, 2014)
|January 13, 2014
|Habs hope win over Hawks start of something special
|Therrien says two-way centre Plekanec deserves Selke votes
|Markov says he�d like to stay a Hab
|January 12, 2014
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly; Game 46
|January 11, 2014
|Markov ends Habs-Blackhawks goaltending duel in overtime
|GAME #46 Canadiens-2 Chicago-1 [Overtime] (Jan.11, 2014)
|About Last Night...
|Andrei Markov scores twice in 2-1 win against Blackhawks
|January 10, 2014
|PREVIEW GAME #46 Chicago @ Canadiens (Jan. 11/2014)
|Therrien and Subban play down benching
|Junior coach helped build Habs� P.K. Subban into an Olympian
|The man who keeps Habs� Prust in one piece
|January 9, 2014
|Therrien did his job by benching Subban
|January 8, 2014
|Flyers jump to early lead, hold on for win
|Habs didn�t execute, Therrien says
|Flyers beat Canadiens for 10th home victory in a row
|Canadiens on �right track�: GM Bergevin
|January 7, 2014
|Price and Subban excited to be named to Team Canada
|Olympics a perfect stage for Habs� Subban
|Galchenyuk to miss six weeks
|January 65, 2014
|Gionta scores winner against Panthers
|Gionta and Price lift Canadiens over Panthers
|�We went back to our roots�: Therrien
|Habs� Diaz, Plekanec headed to Sochi Olympics
|January 5, 2014
|Habs� Price steps out of the wilderness and into the spotlight
|About Last Night ...
|January 4, 2014
|GAME #43 Ottawa-4 Canadiens-3 [Overtime] (Jan. 4/2013)
|MacArthur's overtime goal lifts Senators past Canadiens
|Habs� Briere claws way out of doghouse
|PREVIEW GAME #43 � Ottawa @ Canadiens (Jan.4, 2014)
|January 3, 2014
|Habs make the grade after first half of season
|Galchenyuk disappointed he�s not going to Sochi
|January 2, 2014
|Young guns lead Canadiens over Stars
|Pacioretty's four points help Canadiens get past Stars
|GAME #42 Canadiens-6 Dallas-4 (January 2, 2014)
|Habs' Parros travels to Michigan for concussion consultation
|Halfway Home
|January 1, 2014
|Canadiens� Pacioretty named to U.S. Olympic team
|Lack of discipline to blame for Habs' loss
|December 31, 2013
|Semin scores OT goal, lifts Hurricanes over Canadiens
|Hurricanes best Canadiens in NYE overtime
|December 31, 2013
|Habs prepare for Hurricanes with game of baseball-hockey
|PREVIEW GAME #41 Canadiens @ Carolina (Dec. 31/2013)
|December 29, 2013
|GAME #40 Florida-4 Canadiens-1 (Dec. 29, 2013)
|Defensive breakdowns costly for Canadiens against Panthers
|Panthers simply played better than the Canadiens
|Carey Price has earned Canada�s starting job in Sochi
|December 28, 2013
|GAME #39 Canadiens-2 Tampa Bay-1 (shootout) [Dec. 28, 2013]
|Eller gives Habs shootout win in Tampa
|Price, Canadiens top streaking Lightning in shootout
|No Trades for Old Men
|December 27, 2013
|Back to business for Habs and new dad Pacioretty
|Changes coming for Canadiens in 2014
|Elegant Elmer still has stories to tell at age 95
|December 26, 2013
|December 23, 2013
|Interesting, But Highly Unlikely
|December 21, 2013
|Habs almost sing the blues in Nashville
|Game #38 Canadiens-4 Nashville-3 (overtime) (Dec. 21,2013)
|PREVIEW GAME #38 Canadiens @ Nashville (Dec. 21/2013)
|December 20, 2013
|RDS, Canadiens announce 12-year regional rights deal
|Signs of progress for Canadiens in 2013
|Bouillon gets spot back in Habs� lineup
|Markov the man of the year for Canadiens
|Bergevin puts his stamp on Habs
|About last night ...
|GAME #37 St. Louis-5 Canadiens-1 (Dec.19, 2013)
|December 19, 2013
|Slow start dooms Habs in St. Louis
|Alex Steen scores twice as Blues crush Canadiens
|PREVIEW GAME #36 Canadiens @ St. Louis (Dec. 19/2013)
|December 18, 2013
|Habs F Parros back on ice after season's second concussion
|Holiday schedule approaches; Briere struggles
|Canadiens face big challenge in St. Louis
|Canadiens� Galchenyuk proud of his lucky sweater
|December 17, 2013
|Pacioretty leads way to improbable comeback win
|Coyotes nearly got a big break in the last minute
|Canadiens down Coyotes 3-1
|Strong 3rd period Leads to win
|December 16, 2013
|Canadiens brighten day of sick children
|The Good, the bad, the Ugly, Game 35
|December 15, 2013
|About last night ...
|Habs offense struggles in 2-1 Loss
|Therrien gives "drained" Canadiens a day off to regroup
|Bjugstad, Winchester score as Panthers down Canadiens
|GAME #35 Florida-2 Canadiens-1 (Dec. 15, 2013)
|December 14, 2013
|Pacioretty scores only goal in Canadiens' OT win vs Islanders
|Price paves way for OT win against Isles
|GAME #34 Canadiens-1 NY Islanders-0 (Overtime) [Dec. 14, 2013]
|About Last Night ...
|December 13, 2013
|Canadiens need to find their identity
|Habs GM Bergevin will have more money to spend
|More Canadiens Line Changes / Budaj To Finally Get Home Ice Start?
|December 12, 2013
|Habs lose second straight
|Flyers given �too much time, space�
|GAME #33 Philadelphia-2 Canadiens-1 (Dec. 12, 2013)
|PREVIEW GAME #33 Canadiens @ Philadelphia (Dec. 12/2013)
|December 11, 2013
|Canadiens looking ahead, not back, after loss to Kings
|Prust is on cusp of a milestone
|December 10, 2013
|Gionta says team lost focus
|Jones shines in shutout as Kings crush Canadiens
|Kings� rookie netminder Jones makes history
|GAME #32 Los Angeles-6 Canadiens-0 (Dec. 10, 2013)
|December 9, 2013
|Habs Playing the right way
|December 8, 2013
|There�s nothing wrong with Subban for Sochi
|�Intense� fourth line makes the difference for Canadiens
|Habs pad win streak against Sabres
|December 7, 2013
|GAME #31 Canadiens-3 Buffalo-2 (Dec. 7, 2013)
|Prust, Plekanec help Canadiens top Sabres for fifth straight
|Canadiens edge pesky Sabres 3-2
|Canadiens drop Sabres for 5th straight win
|About Last Night ...
|December 6, 2013
|Subban could be one of nine Canadiens in Sochi
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 30
|December 5, 2013
|Pacioretty, Plekanec lead the charge
|Canadiens beat Bruins to take over division lead
|Prust answers bell
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 29
|December 4, 2013
|GAME #29 Canadiens-4 New Jersey-3 (Shootout) Dec. 4, 2013
|Desharnais proves his worth to Habs in edging out the Devils
|Canadiens continue hot streak with shootout win
|Desharnais, Canadiens beat Devils in shootout
|Habs� Bournival impresses old junior coach
|PREVIEW GAME #29 Canadiens @ New Jersey (Dec.4/2013)
|December 3, 2013
|Canadiens sign undrafted player Jim Nevins
|Habs� Parros led the way during Movember
|The Good the Bad, the Ugly, Game 28
|Desharnais has found his game
|December 2, 2013
|Galchenyuk scores winner as Canadiens edge Devils
|Habs make most of few chances against Devils
|Galchenyuk bounces back after Saturday�s benching
|Rusnak: Gallagher's Habs win Movember bet with Canucks
|Preview game #28 New Jersey @ Canadiens (Dec. 2/2013)
|December 1, 2013
|The Good, the Bad, the Ugly Game 28
|Canadiens show Leafs they�re a different team
|November 30, 2013
|P.K. Subban belongs on team Canada
|Pacioretty pots 2 to lead Habs over Leafs
|GAME #27 Canadiens-4 Toronto-2 (November 30, 2013)
|Carey Price on Habs success: �There�s no quit.�
|Pacioretty has two goals as Habs double up Maple Leafs
|November 29, 2013
|Capitals edge Habs 3-2 in SO
|GAME #26 Washington-3 Canadiens-2 (Shootout) Nov. 29,2013
|About last night ...
|�Lucky goals� cost Canadiens in loss to Capitals, Peter Budaj says
|November 28, 2013
|Andrei Markov, P.K. Subban form dynamic duo for Canadiens
|Budaj on a roll
|The Good, the bad, the Ugly, Game 25
|November 27, 2013
|About last night ...
|Canadiens roll to fourth straight win
|Desharnais has goal, assist in Canadiens' win over Sabres
|GAME #25 Canadiens-3 Buffalo-1 (Nov. 27/2013)
|Dudley staying put as assistant GM with Canadiens
|November 26, 2013
|Pacioretty Rumours
|Habs TV changes for 2014-15 and beyond
|Rene Bourque will remain on sidelines against Sabres
|Tough Roll For Canadiens/Seven Games in Eleven Nights
|November 25, 2013
|Sochi Team Canada Coach Talks Subban
|Habs assistant coach Gallant honoured by QMJHL
|Forbes Magazine ranks NHL Habs, 3rd
|November 24, 2013
|Pacioretty fighting misconceptions
|Line juggling pays off for Habs
|Plekanec shuts down Crosby in Habs victory
|The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, Game 24
|November 23, 2013
|GAME #24 Canadiens-3 Pittsburgh-2 (Nov. 23, 2013)
|Price, Pacioretty lead Habs over Pens
|Wayne Gretzky would send Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban to Sochi
|November 22, 2013
|Habs hang on for 3-2 win in Washington
|Capitals had momentum, but Canadiens escape with the points
|Canadiens score three in first period, beat Capitals
|About last night ...
|GAME #23 Canadiens-3 Washington-2 (Nov.22, 2013)
|PREVIEW GAME #23 Canadiens @ Washington (Nov.22/2013)
|November 21, 2013
|Habs� Gallagher provides spark on any line
|Habs prepare for a busy weekend
|Habs prep for Washington; Budaj in Goal/Same Lines & Defense
|November 20, 2013
|St�phane Waite writing new chapter with Habs� Carey Price
|Canadiens get passing grades for first quarter of season
|Habs prepare for a busy weekend
|November 19, 2013
|Pacioretty leads the Way
|GAME #21 Canadiens-6 Minnesota-1 (Nov. 19, 2013)
|Pacioretty's hat trick leads Canadiens past Harding, Wild
|November 18, 2013
|Habs shake up lines looking for offence
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 21
|November 17, 2013
|Desharnais weighed down by big contract
|About Last Night ...
|Habs at the Quarter .... Mediocre at best
|November 16, 2013
|GAME #21 NY Rangers-1 Canadiens-0 (Nov.16, 2013)
|Callahan scores lone goal as Rangers blank Canadiens
|Rangers Blank Habs, Price Superb
|November 15, 2013
|Therrien liked what he saw from Canadiens� Desharnais
|Desharnais' shootout goal lifts Canadiens over Blue Jackets
|Canadiens� David Desharnais scores shootout winner against Blue Jackets
|November 14, 2013
|Peter Budaj will start for Habs in Columbus
|Prust and Emelin to return this weekend
|Budaj in Goal/Desharnais Returns vs. Columbus
|November 13, 2013
|Prust almost ready to return to Habs lineup
|Coderre is allowed to act like a fan
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, game 19
|Just another day at the office for Habs� Carey Price
|Lack of compete level cost Canadiens against Lightning
|About last night �
|GAME #19 Tampa Bay-2 Canadiens-1 (Shootout) (Nov. 12, 2013)
|November 12, 2013
|Canadiens� Price on short end of goaltending duel
|Lightning beat Canadiens in SO; spoil Price's fine night
|Daniel Briere back in Canadiens' lineup Tuesday
|November 11, 2013
|Desharnais on Fourth Line/Briere Moves To Centre
|Reinforcements on the way for Habs
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Gane #18
|Kid Line bags eight points
|November 10, 2013
|Even Denis Coderre wants to dump Desharnais
|Power-play goals lift Habs over Islanders
|GAME #18 Canadiens-4 NY Islanders-2 (November 10, 2013)
|Galchenyuk, Eller power Canadiens past Islanders
|PREVIEW GAME #18 NY Islanders @ Canadiens (Nov. 10/2013)
|November 9, 2013
|Habs recall Pateryn and Dumont
|Division games critical as Canadiens fight to get back into playoff position
|Putting some perspective into Subban controversy
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 17
|Sens opportunistic as Canadiens take fourth straight loss
|Sens vs. Habs the new top rivarly
|GAME #17 Ottawa-4 Canadiens-1 (November 7, 2013)
|November 7, 2013
|Sens� Lehner makes 33 saves in win
|Quick goals lift Senators past Canadiens
|Lehner backstops Senators to win over Canadiens
|November 6, 2013
|Hockey analyst Pang likes Habs' Price for Sochi Olympics
|How will the Habs' Subban saga end?
|Desharnais back in Habs� lineup
|Habs� fathers get to experience NHL life on the road
|Desharnais Practices With Pacioretty & Bournival
|The Good, the Bad, the ugly, Game 16
|About last night �
|GAME #16 St. Louis-3 Canadiens-2 (shootout) (Nov. 5, 2013)
|November 5, 2013
|Halak bests Price in shootout
|Oshie scores in shootout as Blues edge Canadiens
|Habs� Desharnais takes benching in stride
|November 4, 2013
|Desharnais Woes started with Erik Cole trade
|Canadiens call up Martin St-Pierre
|Desharnais gets moved to the fourth line
|Briere no longer dealing with concussion symptoms, according to Therrien
|Galchenyuk to play centre against Blues Tuesday
|Therrien partly to blame for Subban�s detractors
|November 3, 2013
|The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, Game 15
|Canadiens buried under unstoppable Avalanche
|Avalanche beat Canadiens for seconnd six-game win streak
|GAME #15 � Colorado-4 Canadiens-1 (November 2, 2013)
|Avalanche stay hot with win over Canadiens
|November 2, 2013
|Canadiens face Roy as Avs honour Foote
|The Good, the Bad, tthe Ugly, Game 14
|GAME #14 Minnesota-4 Canadiens-3 (November 1, 2013)
|November 1, 2013
|Pominville leads Wild to win with two goals
|Fourth line fails to come through against the Wil
|Hamilton will be home for Tinordi, Beaulieu
|Making a case to retire Guy Lapointe�s No. 5
|October 31, 2013
|Alexei Emelin signs four-year contract extension with Habs
|Parros, Pacioretty set to return to Habs� lineup
|Emelin signs and plans to return in two weeks
|Parros and Pacioretty to suit up for Habs this weekend
|October 30, 2013
|Secret of Habs� success can be found in the stats
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 13
|October 29, 2013
|Bournival, Bourque lead the charge
|Price, Subban strut stuff for Ruff
|GAME #12 Canadiens-2 Dallas-1 (October 29, 2013)
|Canadiens hold off Stars' comeback attempt to earn win
|October 28, 2013
|The good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 12
|Plekanec scores sixth of the season in Budaj�s shutout
|Budaj shines, Canadiens spoil Rangers' home opener
|GAME #12 Canadiens-2 NY Rangers-0 (October 28, 2013)
|October 27, 2013
|George Parros, Douglas Murray join Canadiens in New York
|October 26, 2013
|Canadiens come up blank against Sharks
|GAME #11 San Jose-2 Canadiens-0 (October 26, 2013)
|Niemi posts shutout, Couture leads Sharks past Canadiens
|October 25, 2013
|Sharks will be a good test for Habs
|Parros understands the risks
|24 CH delivers with a candid camera
|Te Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Take 10
|The case for Koivu and retiring #11
|GAME #10 Canadiens-4 Anaheim-1 (October 24, 2013)
|Koivu was flavour of the day
|October 24, 2013
|Canadiens spoil former captain Koivu�s return to Montreal
|Price solid, four different players score as Habs top Ducks
|Players stuck to the system, Gionta says
|October 23, 2013
|Tinordi sent down, Greg Pateryn Called Up
|Habs playing musical defencemen
|A second Montreal homecoming for Ducks� Koivu
|New Hab Holland has Seinfeld-esque quality
|About last night ...
|October 22, 2013
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 9
|2nd Period letdown costs Habs
|Oilers rally past Canadiens for second straight win
|Strong start unravels as Oilers stage a comeback
|Habs call up Holland, Blunden from Hamilton
|What is Briere's Future?
|Bartlett: Injuries present opportunity for Habs' youngsters
|Habs lose Prust for four weeks
|October 20, 2013
|Concussion list keeps growing
|The Good, the bad, the Ugly, take 8
|October 19, 2013
|Price�s stellar performance all for naught in Montreal Canadiens� late loss to Nashville Predators
|Briere and Prust injured in Habs loss to Predators
|GAME #8 Nashville-2 Canadiens-1 (October 19, 2013)
|Good timing for Bournival�s first score
|Predators-Canadiens Preview
|The Briere/Desharnais Chemistry Problem
|October 18, 2013
|Eller, Gallagher, Galchenyuk line sparkles
|There could be as many as nine Canadiens going to Sochi
|Parros, Emelin, Murray skate at Habs Friday practice
|The Good, the bad, the Ugly, Game 7
|About Last Night ... CLB 3 - MTL 5
|Pacioretty out for three weeks with left hamstring strain
|October 17, 2013
|Plekanec snaps tie late in the third
|Plekanec scores two late as Canadiens beat Blue Jackets
|Injuries take lustre off Habs� strong road trip
|October 16, 2013
|Price is on his game
|Melnick: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game6
|Victory comes with cost as Pacioretty goes down
|About Last Night
|Price shuts out Jets in Manitoba
|Price, Canadiens shut out Jets on the road
|Jets shutout by Habs 3-0
|October 15, 2013
|�It�s up to me to produce,� Daniel Bri�re says
|GAME PREVIEW #6 Canadiens @ Winnipeg (Oct. 15/2013)
|October 13, 2013
|Canadiens on a roll on the road
|Price makes 39 saves, Canadiens score bizarre winner in victory over Canucks
|Canucks confused, angry about own goal in loss to Montreal
|October 11, 2013
|Homecoming for Gallagher as he returns to Vancouver
|Young guns fire for Habs in Calgary
|Canadiens' Gionta returns to Montreal for family reasons
|The Good, the bad, the ugly, take 4
|October 10, 2013
|Prust handles the Oilers to lead Canadiens to win
|Beaulieu gets first start
|Canadiens� G-Men light up Oilers
|The Good, the Bad, the Ugly, Take 3
|October 9, 2013
|GAME #3 Calgary-3 Canadiens-1 (Oct. 9, 2013)
|The man behind the voice at Bell Centre
|Flames edge Canadiens 3-2
|Parros �almost symptom-free� after concussion
|Bibaud living dream as Habs organist
|Canadiens call up Beaulieu; Pacioretty and Gionta to play vs. Flames
|Canadiens� youthful line carrying club early on
|October 6, 2013
|Expect Pacioretty to play against Flames
|Western Canada has been wasteland for Habs
|October 5, 2013
|It looks like Eller Time for Habs
|Kid Line shines as Canadiens get first win of season
|Melnick: The good, the Bad, the Ugly, Take 2
|October 4, 2013
|Canadiens breeze past punchless Philadelphia Flyers
|Canadiens cruise past Flyers in Montreal
|GAME #2 Canadiens-4 Philadelphia-1 (October 5th, 2013)
|Eller, Gallagher lift Canadiens past punchless Flyers
|Emphasis on toughness might hurt Habs
|Bri�re ready to face old teammates
|October 3, 2013
|Canadiens hold practice in disaster-stricken Lac-M�gantic
|Habs bring some cheer to Lac-M�gantic
|Parros released from Montreal hospital, out indefinitely with concussion
|October 2, 2013
|The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, Game 1
|B�liveau celebrates 60 years as a Hab
|Parros may have gone down, but the team sees bright spots
|October 1, 2013
|Habs fall short in season opener
|Parros knocked out from fall during fight with Maple Leafs� Colton Orr
|Leafs hang on to beat Canadiens in opener
|September 30, 2013
|Can Price regain his form for Habs?
|NHL opens season with clash between Maple Leafs, Canadiens
|Canadiens' Murray out 4-6 weeks with upper-body injury
|Rusnak: Therrien not tipping his hand on Tuesday's lineup
|Habs vs. Leafs should be on a Saturday night
|September 29, 2013
|Price should have a great year
|Stability, depth keys to Canadiens' improvement
|September 28, 2013
|Canadiens using last few days for team building
|Three big questions facing the Montreal Canadiens
|Habs Team Building: Home style
|September 26, 2013
|Tinordi and Bournival to start season with Habs
|Price, Plekanec lead Canadiens over Senators
|Hockey photographer Denis Brodeur passes away at 82
|Pateryn takes demotion in stride
|Rusnak: Canadiens send eight players down to Hamilton
|September 25, 2013
|Senators take advantage of Canadiens� rookie defence corps
|Canadiens� Nathan Beaulieu trying to make up for lost time
|Price hopes for consistent season
|Ottawa-5 Canadiens-2 (Sept. 25/2013)
|September 24, 2013
|Bri�re enjoying spot on power play
|September 23, 2013
|Habs Ryan White scores winner against Devils
|September 22, 2013
|Brian Gionta wears the �C� with class
|September 21, 2013
|Habs cut Collberg, McCarron and Tokarski
|Thirty-five Remain on Training Camp Roster
|Habs winless at home after loss to �Canes
|September 20, 2013
|Cowan: Fans� love affair with Habs getting stronger
|Canadiens� veterans lead the way against Hurricanes,
|Canadiens jump all over Hurricanes in 6-0 rout
|Rookies Get Another Long Look in Quebec City
|September 19, 2013
|Injuries could open spot for Habs� Jarred Tinordi
|Gionta getting closer to return
|Injuries taking bite out of Canadiens defence corps
|September 18, 2013
|Markov reflects on journey from Moscow to Montreal
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His name may not be on November's ballot, but the outcome of three trustee races could affect Fresno Unified Superintendent Michael Hanson's job security -- and shift the balance of power on the school board.
Two of three seats on the ballot are held by incumbents Carol Mills and Janet Ryan, who are running for re-election and are vocal Hanson supporters. The third seat became open when Larry Moore, a former teachers union president who is a Hanson critic, decided not to seek a second term.
The Fresno Teachers Association, which has clashed with Hanson over class sizes and other issues and gave him a vote of no confidence last year, is backing a candidate in each race. None are incumbents.
"The incumbents that are running are rubber stamps of Mr. Hanson, and I think that should be a major issue for the voters," Moore said.
The newly elected trustees will join board President Valerie Davis and trustee Cal Johnson, who have been supportive of Hanson, and trustee Michelle Asadoorian, who has had run-ins with the superintendent. In addition, the board will appoint a trustee to replace Tony Vang, a Hanson supporter who resigned in September after months of public scrutiny over his time living outside the school district while he was a trustee.
The candidates all voice similar concern about issues such as graduation rates, academic performance and dropout rates, so a candidate's opinion of Hanson could be what sets him or her apart.
The superintendent could be a galvanizing issue, said Jeff Cummins, associate professor of political science at Fresno State.
Clearly something has made a difference, since the slate of candidates is one of the largest in recent memory. In the past three elections, only two trustee races had more than two candidates. This year, there are 11 total candidates: five in Hoover High's Area 6, three for Fresno High's Area 5 and three in Roosevelt High's Area 2 to replace Moore.
Incumbents typically have an edge when there are a lot of candidates, but the superintendent issue could help challengers gain visibility, Cummins said.
"Voters tend to have fairly strong feelings about local schools and would want to weigh in on certain candidates," he said.
Hanson said he concentrates on the education of the district's 72,000 students and does not see himself as an issue in the board races. "I'm the superintendent of schools, and these are school board races for the trustees that form the governance board of the school district," he said.
The district has a lot of work to do to continue improving academically even as financial resources continue to shrink, he said. Even in the best of times, Hanson said, it's "impossible to make everyone happy, so we stay focused on what is best for our students."
The Area 5 race has created unusual political partnerships, with staunch Republican Michael Der Manouel Jr. backing Mills, a Democrat, and the Fresno teachers union throwing its support to challenger Andrew Doris, a conservative Republican. Those endorsements stem from stands that Mills and Doris have taken on Hanson. Meanwhile, other trustee candidates have expressed concern with his leadership.
Mills said people are trying to make the races about Hanson when they should be about the people running. She said she stands by her support of Hanson and her decisions to vote for his positive job evaluations since he was hired in 2005.
Doris said Hanson isn't fostering a positive atmosphere. "I would like to meet and talk to him firsthand as a trustee and have him try and convince me what he is doing in his leadership position that is warranted for him to continue as superintendent of Fresno Unified."
The other candidate in the Area 5 race, Nicholas Montoya, also has issues with Hanson's leadership. Montoya said he doesn't like how the district spends its money and believes more needs to go into classrooms. "I think it's time we get someone else to look at things."
Area 6 trustee Ryan said Hanson has the trust and respect of community leaders and has had her support during her eight years on the board.
Of the four challengers for her seat, three are critical to some extent of the superintendent.
George Whitman, who received the teachers union endorsement, said while Hanson deserves credit for turning around district finances that had the state looking at taking control in 2004, his communication skills are "horrendous."
If Hanson can improve on sharing information with trustees, teachers, students and taxpayers, there's no reason he shouldn't stay, Whitman said. "But if he continues on the course that Fresno Unified is on now -- 'I'm the boss and you are going to do what I say' -- he doesn't deserve the job."
Other Area 6 candidates were less severe. Ken Trapp said he leans "a little bit on the side against" Hanson. Carole Blomgren said that while she hasn't met Hanson, people are concerned with district leadership and that morale has "never been this bad." Daniel Harrison said Hanson "hasn't been perfect, but he hasn't been terrible."
The three candidates vying for Moore's Area 2 seat offered lukewarm opinions about the superintendent.
"I think Mr. Hanson has done some very good things, especially on the fiscal side of things in getting Fresno Unified financially stable," said Daren Miller. But Hanson needs to do more to increase community involvement in the decision-making process, Miller said.
The district missed an opportunity when it failed to include a dropout and a parent of a dropout on its graduation task force, Miller said: "I believe one of the biggest things that has been lost with Fresno Unified is that they have no connectivity with the community at large."
Esmeralda Diaz, who has the teachers union endorsement, said she has concerns with how the administration allocates funds, especially as budgets grow tighter. "I'm worried they're spending too much money on administration and not in the classroom."
Luis Chavez said political battles may get headlines, but what matters most are the policies and programs offered to students, and parents and other members of the community should have a role in choosing them. Some in the community seem to forget that the superintendent works for the board members who represent the voters who elect them, he said.
It's hard to say how much parents are paying attention to the issue of political battles on the board that focus on the superintendent, Cummins of Fresno State said.
"Parents in particular, and voters, are paying attention to school performance, how their neighborhood school is doing," he said. "I would think that would be their first priority."
The reporter can be reached at (559) 441-6310, email@example.com or @beehealthwriter on Twitter.


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Vukcevic, 22, has been in the Heidelberg University Hospital since the accident on September 28. After several operations, the midfielder was placed in a medically induced coma where he remains to this day. His condition has improved enough that the doctors feel comfortable enough allowing him to move to nearby rehabilitation facility to continue his treatment.
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There are emotional and financial challenges to staying home with a child. If you do it right, everyone will benefit.
Whether you're becoming a mom or dad for the first time or already parents to three kids, transitioning to a lifestyle with one full-time earner and a stay-at-home parent requires some serious adjustments. Not only do you change your approach to finances, you have to be prepared for the shift in family dynamics.
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Without knowing how you're faring right now, you likely can't make an informed decision about how best to handle the future. If you're not already tracking your spending and progress toward financial goals, you need to get in the habit of doing so before making a drastic change to your income status.
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You've watched enough Tarantino to know you should only bring a knife to a gunfight if you're Uma Thurman. Bringing a debit card to a bar is like the proverbial knife at a gunfight: a shoot-ready script for getting killed by the bill.
Bar = party, but you don't want to run up debt and wreck your credit, so you make a conscious effort to use a debit card. For most of us, cash and debit cards are pretty synonymous. Maybe your phone case doubles as a wallet.
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Hotel charges vary, even within the same chain, which can make it difficult to figure out the cost of a hotel stay.
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Among the Sleep, Norwegian developer Krillbite Studio's first-person horror game in which you play as a two-year-old child, will be at GDC and on Kickstarter later this month, according to an email from the developer.
The game's Kickstarter campaign will launch on Thursday, March 21, and cover "the last phase" of Among the Sleep's development. The developers will also bring a playable build to the 2013 Game Developers Conference, which will take place from March 25-29 in San Francisco.
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Thought this was worth posting. I read Evan Silva every week and I consider him one of the best football analysts around. He goes into every detail for every game and usually does a top notch job. He's a fantasy guy, so he does tie that in with each write up. Here's what he wrote on the Raiders-Bills game... http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/38785/179/matchups-climb--and--ride-hillis?pg=2
Oakland @ Buffalo
Not to take away from Chan Gailey's tried-and-true offensive system, but key to Buffalo's Week 1 scoring bonanza was a Chiefs defense that generated no pressure. Monday night watchers may have noticed ESPN's Trent Dilfer raving about the Oakland front seven last week. It's a legit force. A Raiders defense that quietly ranked second in the NFL in sacks last season hung four of them and a forced fumble on Kyle Orton, also holding Broncos backs to a paltry 25 yards in 12 carries (2.08 YPC). The talent differential between Oakland's trench men and Buffalo's is sizable. I'd have trouble using the Bills-Chiefs Week 1 game as basis to start Buffalo skill players, most notably Ryan Fitzpatrick and Fred Jackson. ... Blowout wins skew backfield distribution, as teams tend to give weaker players more reps with a comfortable lead. But Jackson started and got 11 first-half touches, compared to C.J. Spiller's four, before the game got out of hand. I'm not bullish on using Jackson against the Raiders, but he's the clear-cut feature back and Spiller is the pace change.
In my game reviews, I entered Bills-Chiefs expecting to find reasons why Scott Chandler was a fluke. Another Frisman Jackson or Dante Rosario -- flash-in-the-pan Week 1 stars of the past. Chandler caught all five of his targets for 63 yards and two touchdowns at Kansas City. Long (6-foot-7), lean, and pretty athletic, Chandler worked often in the slot and was heavily involved in the passing game. Chandler's downside is that he's a rotational player, seeing only 38-of-57 (66.7%) offensive snaps on Opening Day. I still wouldn't be surprised if he scored 5-7 more touchdowns this season. Gailey's Pistol Spread offense floods the field with receivers, and Fitzpatrick gets the ball out quickly. Chandler is a nice post-up target deep in the red zone. Just don't expect much yardage. ... The Bills' one must-start skill player remains Steve Johnson, who's scored 11 TDs in the 15 games since Fitzpatrick became Buffalo's starter. His latest, in Week 1, came on a 27-yard go route with Chiefs top CB Brandon Flowers in coverage. Johnson is a legit playmaker and WR2.
With Jacoby Ford nursing a bum hamstring, Chaz Schilens an unsafe bet to stay healthy for the next hour, Kevin Boss coming off a lost preseason, Louis Murphy out indefinitely, and Darrius Heyward-Bey injuring his own knee in Thursday's practice, Denarius Moore's opportunity may be nigh. The camp sensation is listed directly behind Heyward-Bey on the Raiders' depth chart, so Moore will be in line to start if DHB misses the game. Though obviously a roll of the dice, Moore has superior big-play ability and should be able to get open against the Terrence McGee-less Bills secondary. It'd be a real stretch to start Moore at Buffalo, obviously. Just don't be surprised if this is his breakout game. ... The Raiders figure to employ a run-heavy game plan just as they did in Week 1, limiting Jason Campbell to 13 completions for a measly 103 yards. He's a weak QB2.
The Bills limited Kansas City to 108 yards rushing in Week 1, but Jamaal Charles and Dexter McCluster's combined 7.0 YPC suggests they remain vulnerable to the run, even post-M.D. (Marcell Dareus). Odds are, Darren McFadden will light them up. ... Michael Bush received nine Week 1 carries, but Hue Jackson is clearly still employing a one-back system. Bush wouldn't have played as much if not for a mid-game McFadden shoulder injury caused by a Broncos defender foolishly ripping his helmet off, before late-game clock-killing mode. Bush is just a handcuff.
Score Prediction: Raiders 21, Bills 17
SOURCE: http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/38785/179/matchups-climb--and--ride-hillis?pg=2
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The Albany Marine Corps Logistics Base is under new leadership tonight.
In a very hot change of command ceremony this morning, Major General James A . Kessler handed over command to Major General Charles Hudson.
Two people were overcome by the heat at the ceremony. A marine and a young girl were given an I-V and treated by emergency workers who were there.
The outgoing Kessler says he's really going to miss the people in the community. Incoming Major Hudson has pledged his full support to the marines, and the surrounding area.
"We support the war fighter and all Marine's in harm's way," said MCLB incoming Major General Chuck Hudson.
"The reception that my wife Debbie and I received, after moving here was unique. It was a very warm, open and welcoming reception by the community," said Outgoing Major General James Kessler.
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FOXBOROUGH — Three weeks before Tom Brady made his first NFL start, Andrew Luck turned 12.
On the field before the opening kickoff of that game on Sept. 30, 2001, the young Patriot met the opposing quarterback for the first time.
"I was out there warming up for the game and he came over and he said, 'Hey Tom, I'm Peyton,' " Brady recalled.
New England won that home game over Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts, 44-13. On Sunday, Brady will be the experienced star when the Patriots face the Colts again, this time with rookie Luck at quarterback.
And Luck may not get a warm greeting when he takes the field at Gillette Stadium. Brady said he's not sure he'll introduce himself.
"I don't know. We'll see," he said. "Usually I don't go out too early anymore. I tend to just keep to myself."
If he does that to get in a competitive frame of mind, it makes sense in a game that should be tougher than the Patriots could have imagined when the season began. They were 13-3 last year and reached the Super Bowl, while the Colts were 2-14 with a variety of mediocre quarterbacks filling in for Manning, sidelined all last season after several neck surgeries.
After the season, Manning signed with the Denver Broncos. The Colts made Luck the first pick of the NFL draft and he's having a much better rookie season than both Brady, who threw just three passes in 2000, and Manning, who started all 16 games when the Colts went 3-13 in 1998.
"As a rookie, I was like fourth-string and eating nachos before the game in the stands," said Brady, now in his 13th season. "There wasn't much of me thinking of playing."
Luck tried to learn from Brady and Manning by watching the Patriots and Colts play each other through the years.


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Globe claim Jays Budget small again
Noticed a number of articles claiming the phase out of equalization payments pushes Jays budget back to "Rays model". But none of them estimate impact from this change. Even if its $10 a year (I doubt it) it shouldn't change a $120 million budget back to $80. Anyone have an estimate ?


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Charlottesville Albemarle Convention & Visitors Bureau Press Release
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (September 17, 2013) – The Charlottesville Albemarle Convention & Visitors Bureau (CAVCB) is very proud to announce the recent appointments of two its board of directors. Yolunda Armstrong, General Manager of the Red Roof Inn and Cynthia Chiles, owner of Chiles Peach Orchard and Carter Mountain Orchard, recently joined the eleven-member CACVB Board of Directors.
For Cynthia Chiles, when asked why she wanted to serve on the CACVB board, she said, "I'm a lifelong resident of Albemarle County and fourth generation farmer. Agritourism is an important tourism sector in Albemarle County, and this sector currently is not represented on the board. I have a passion for tourism, and for the Albemarle/Charlottesville area." For nearly the past year, Ms. Chiles has served on the CACVB marketing committee, which was instrumental in the recent rebranding of the tourism bureau earlier this year. Ms. Chiles fills the seat vacated by longtime CACVB board member and Michie Tavern executive, Gregory MacDonald, whose term expired.
Yolunda Armstrong was recently
featured in C-Ville Weekly ("Yolunda Armstrong came here for her career, and
found a community" June 2013) with her new business venture, A Taste of Honey.
She said that she "Would like to continue to serve in my local community in a
meaningful way that will support tourism, business, and community enrichment."
Prior to Ms. Armstrong's appointment to the CACVB board, she had been involved
in the Agency Budget Review process [for festival funding] and has also served
on the CACVB marketing committee. Ms. Armstrong becomes the first
African-American to serve on the board of the CACVB, taking the seat previously
held by George Benford, former owner of Siips.
Kurt Burkhart, Executive Director for the CACVB, is thrilled with Ms. Armstrong and Ms. Chiles' appointments. "We like the energy that these ladies will bring to the table. Representing local business and the agri-tourism industry, Cynthia and Yolunda's expertise will be invaluable to this organization, as they make important decisions regarding tourism in our area in the years to come."
Both Ms. Chiles (Albemarle County appointment) and Ms. Armstrong (City of Charlottesville appointment) will serve a two-year term.
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How we change what others think, feel, believe and do
Seek Advice
Techniques > Conversation techniques > Building rapport > Seek Advice
Description | Example | Discussion | See also
Ask other people their advice about things. Pay attention to what they say and show that you are taking their response seriously.
It is usually better to seek advice than opinion. These seem similar but advice is generally preferable, unless you do not know the person and asking advice seems like being too familiar.
Think about the difference and how each of these would feel:
We're designing a new product and are seeking you advice.
rather than....
We've designed a new product and would like your opinion.
Or perhaps:
Could I ask your advice about something? I'm thinking of booking a holiday in Hawaii. What do you think?
rather than....
Could I ask you opinion about something? I'm going to book a holiday in Hawaii. What do you think?
Asking advice puts people on a pedestal, framing them as experts. It values them and shows that you trust their judgement. Most people like this and are very happy to respond.
A subtle difference between asking for opinion and asking for advice is in the locus of control. When you ask for an opinion, the control is still clearly with you. If the other person suggests something, then just by the request for an 'opinion' you have a clear ability to refuse. If, however, you ask their advice, you may still refuse, but it gives them a greater sense of control as you are clearly giving them more authority.
There is also an implied temporal effect. In asking their opinion it appears that you have already made a decision and are probably seeking confirmation, while asking advice suggests that you have not yet made the decision.
Liu and Gal (2011) found that asking advice of customers tended to have an intimacy effect such that the customer feels closer to the company and are more likely to buy or otherwise engage with the firm. Contrasting this, soliciting expectations tended to have the opposite effect, distancing the person from the organization. An effect in market research is that when you ask for expectations, the customer is more clearly focused on their own needs rather than being more expansive in giving generalized opinion.
Asking opinion can be better than asking advice, for example when approaching people in the street, where asking advice may be seen to be rather too familiar. In such situations, some pre-amble and discussion may help you get to the point where advice-asking is acceptable.
See also
Wendy Liu and David Gal (2011). "Bringing Us Together or Driving Us Apart: The Effect of Soliciting Consumer Input on Consumers' Propensity to Transact with an Organization." Journal of Consumer Research: August 2011. Further information: http://ejcr.org
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January 2, 2004 Albany- An electrical fire was partly to blame for a New Year's Day Blackout in Albany that left thousands without power.
Even traffic lights on the northern and western sides of town were out. A current transformer failed and a small electrical fire broke out at a Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia substation.
That's one of the substations that provides power to many Water, Gas and Light customers. The power outage lasted about two hours.
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There is an effort within the United Nations -- led by Russia, China and a coalition of developing nations with authoritarian regimes -- to control the Internet, and 2012 may be a crucial year for opposition to such a shift, a key US overseer warned Thursday.
Federal Communications Commissioner Robert McDowell, a Republican, told the Federal Communications Bar Association that "scores of countries, including China, Russia and India, are pushing hard for international regulation of Internet governance."
In December 2012, the International Telecommunications Union, a UN agency, will host a meeting in Dubai to renegotiate a treaty signed in 1988. That treaty was responsible for what McDowell calls a "dramatic liberalization of international telecommunications," which set about "the greatest deregulatory success story of all time." The Dubai meeting could conclude with an agreement to consolidate authority over the Internet under the ITU.
"While we have been focused on other important matters here in the US, the effort to radically reverse the long-standing international consensus to keep governments from regulating core functions of the Internet's ecosystem has been gaining momentum," McDowell warned.
McDowell said that mechanisms for generating revenue for domestic treasuries could be devised by the ITU, as could regulations for "international mobile roaming rates and practices." He suggested that changes could transfer "cybersecurity and data privacy to international control."
Efforts to devise Internet regulations have been underway for several years at the UN, and governments are not the only parties interested in consolidating Internet regulatory control under international authority. Numerous non-governmental organizations and international foundations are also involved in the effort to change Internet policy.
"The reach, scope and seriousness of this effort are nothing short of massive," said McDowell.
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Some of you may have already heard Ana Sokolović's works played across Quebec this summer. Two more concerts featuring her music will be held on Friday, August 12th for those who would like to discover her before the official launching of the Sokolović Homage Series. Indeed, one of her violin pieces will be performed by young prodigy Timothy Chooi at the Orford Festival 2011 while Vez for cello will be played at the "Concert aux îles du Bic" festival in Rimouski. Top your holidays with these great shows!
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The SMCQ has been moving in step with the lively rhythms of new music for almost fifty years. With its regular concert season, its Série hommage (Homage Series), an international festival, and a young listener's programme, the society has served both as a platform for today's composers and as a window on creative works for everyone.
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