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Historic Habs programs hit the auction block.

One of hockey's most famous lines made it's NHL debut on this day in 1943.

Habs rookie camp gets under way

A player complaining about his coach is really nothing new, in Montreal though Andre Kostitsysn's comments released the hounds.

The Parade Sportive series initially ran in the1930's to sponsor interviews on radio station CKAC. From 1943 to 1948, the series was revived and featured many sporting figures aside from hockey and were handed out by Montreal radio station CHLP. The earlier photo's are in red, and later reproductions are in black and white for the later series.

Back in November of 1932, then Canadiens owners Leo Dandurand and Joe Cattarinich claimed they would not sell their club for $300,000 in the midst of the Depression, if offered the money. Two years earlier, in 1930, they had turned down an official offer of $600,000 by an unamed American consortium.

Conrad Poirier was a photographer who snapped thousands of very well known photos between 1936 and 1946 from many regions across the province of Quebec. Whether shooting outdoor scenes of...

Eddy Sauvestre - take a bow my man!You are the undisputed Montreal Canadiens Trivia Champion!Manon Patry - take a bow also!Both contestants answered 91 of 100 questions correctly, with the...

Among the Montreal Canadiens great captains, Emile "Butch" Bouchard stands out as a different breed of leader. In an era when defenseman were uniquely employed to shut down shooters, Butch was one...

Having seen some Parade Sportive photo's in Canadiens sites such as HIO and others like Joe Pelletier's Greatest Hockey Legends, I went looking for more and found all kinds of Habs related...