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Most Players Snubbed Quebec as Top City for Future NHL Expansion"You can’t go to Quebec City. The Canadian dollar is (expletive). You’d have to take the team out of Winnipeg.” The NHL has enjoyed success with its recent expansions to Las Vegas and ...
“I’d rather be playing two games in Quebec City than playing two games in Sweden, both from a hockey ops standpoint and from our fans.” Advertisement By Thursday evening, Andlauer’s tune ...
While hockey fans in the city have waited three decades for the return of the Quebec Nordiques, and a decade has passed since the city built an arena hoping to lure an NHL franchise back, a new ...
“He’s obviously a huge part of Quebec City hockey history,” said Brunet. “He’s the one you think about as soon as you say Quebec and hockey. I think just having him as a role ...
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Montreal buses remove ‘Go! Canadiens Go!’ after complaint to Quebec’s language watchdogMontreal’s transit agency says it is now using the French expression ‘Allez! Canadiens Allez!’ to show support for the ...
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HockeyFeed on MSNQuebec French-Language agency tells fans to drop the term, “Go, Habs, Go!”The report concludes that public bodies “must use the French language in an exemplary manner, which includes not using ...
from electronic signs on city buses and replace it with "Allez! Canadiens Allez!" to show support for the hockey team's NHL playoff run. The change was made because Quebec's French-language ...
The Associated Press- Sports on MSN9d
Montreal buses change 'Go! Canadiens Go!' signage to French after complaints to language watchdogMONTREAL — City buses in Montreal have dropped the expression ... The expression “Go Habs Go!” is used extensively in Quebec ...
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