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Former Montreal Canadiens player Vincent Damphousse celebrates his first period goal in an oldtimers hockey game at the Bell Centre in Montreal Sunday, March 24. Assault charges laid in April 2011 against Damphousse were withdrawn in Quebec court, Tuesday, June 18.

Charges against former Hab withdrawn...

The assault charges laid in April 2011 against former Canadiens’ captain Vincent Damphousse were withdrawn Tuesday in Quebec court.

 
 
Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban with the James Norris Memorial Trophy after being named the winner for 2012-13 NHL season.

A night to remember for Subban

MONTREAL — It is from the Stanley Cup that National Hockey League champions drink champagne. So it seemed like a reasonable idea Saturday night to Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban that he and his dinner guests sip a little wine from his miniature Norris ...

 
Canadiens defenceman Doug Harvey won the NHL’s Norris Trophy as the league’s outstanding defenceman seven times in the award’s first years: four times from 1955-58, then three more times from 1960-62, the final time as a member of the New York Rangers.

Subban joins elite company on Habs’ ...

MONTREAL — The lockout-condensed schedule did away this season with the NHL’s awards ceremony of recent years, a gala held beneath a billion watts of neon in Las Vegas. So predictably lost on Saturday, in the glare of the Stanley Cup final between ...

 
Davis Drewiske, who signed a two-year, $1.275 million U.S. contract extension with the Montreal Canadiens on Thursday, has 25 points (5-20) in 135 career NHL regular-season games.

Canadiens sign Drewiske to two-year...

The Montreal Canadiens signed defenceman Davis Drewiske to a two-year, $1.275 million U.S. contract extension on Thursday.

 
Montreal Canadiens assistant coach Roland Melanson skates with and talks to goalie Carey Price at practice at the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia Tuesday, April 29, 2008.

Price has gone downhill: ex-Habs coach...

MONCTON, N.B. - Carey Price’s former goaltending coach says the Montreal Canadiens netminder has become progressively worse over the last few seasons due to bad guidance.

 
 

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Star giggles: Miss America 2013 Mallory Hagan, fashion blogger Lisa Kisber, actor Hugh Grant and Jonathan Singer share a laugh at the Hotel Le St. James Ferrari F1 Grand Prix party toasting the 20th anniversary of the Ferrari Challenge in Montreal.

Social Notes: Formula One parties rev engines

Yes, it was two weeks ago, but in Social Notes time, that’s a blip on the social screen. The following is a doubleheader replete with highlights from the most exclusive F1 Grand Prix benefits, cocktails...

 
Sugar Sammy has a new TV deal with the V network. The show will be a buddy comedy and the 10-part series will begin airing in February 2014.

Bill Brownstein: World domination isn’t out of the question for Sugar Sammy

This time they’re out for blood, and Sugar Sammy is front and centre. Relax. This is not a posse being led by Sammy detractor and Journal de Montréal columnist Mathieu Bock-Côté.

 
Anthony Duclair, right , photographed during anthropometric measurements and physical fitness evaluation, done by one of the trainer hired as a consultant Wednesday June 5, 2013 at Bell Sports Complex in Brossard.

Hickey: Before the draft, Habs take a look

The National Hockey League’s Central Scouting Service has ranked 245 North American skaters in preparation for the June 30 entry draft in Newark, N.J. Liam Coughlin isn’t one of them.

 
The Loblaw name covers almost 400 grocery stores, owned, affiliated or franchised in Quebec. They employ nearly 30,000 workers.

Peter Hadekel: Has Loblaw’s Quebec run ended?

MONTREAL — Loblaw’s 1998 move into Quebec remains one of the stranger episodes in recent supermarket history.

 
Penguins’ Matt Cooke checks Bruins’ Adam McQuaid during Game One of the Eastern Conference Final of the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at the Consol Energy Centre on Saturdayin Pittsburgh.

Jack Todd: NHL fumbles puck with serial offender Cooke

The NHL simply refuses to get serious about curbing the concussion epidemic. The game is still blame-the-victim

 
The new Garfield: Grumpy Cat, also known as Tardar “Tard” Sauce, is headed for Hollywood.

Grumpy Cat’s going to be a star: got a problem with that?

And Patrick Stewart explains his single encounter with pizza

 
Mayor Michael Applebaum sports a Senators jersey after the Montreal Canadiens lost to the Ottawa team: It’s not bad enough that we have to accept that we are no longer in the playoffs?

Opinion: Why I’ll never be mayor

I just couldn’t wear the sweater of a team that defeated my beloved Canadiens.

 
Colleen Curran is a Montreal playwright and novelist and a daughter of sportswriter Pat Curran.

Opinion: Why I’ll never be mayor

I just couldn’t wear the sweater of a team that defeated my beloved Canadiens.

 
From Oct. 21, 1967, a few familiar faces: Marc Tardif, Gilbert Perreault and Réjean Houle take a breather during the Junior Canadiens' training camp.

Pat Hickey: Junior Habs had unmatched talent

For sheer talent, there has never been a collection to match the Junior Canadiens teams that won back-to-back Memorial Cups in 1969 and 1970

 
Nick Addey-Jibb (right) assistant athletic therapist for the Montreal Canadiens applies some pressure on the left arm of team captain Brian Gionta during a rehab session at the team's medical area at the Bell sports complex in Brossard near Montreal Tuesday, May 28, 2013.

VIDEO: Another summer of rehab for Gionta

On Tuesday morning, Brian Gionta was offering his left arm to the laser apparatus and massaging hands of Canadiens assistant athletic therapist Nick Addey-Jibb.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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