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Canadiens to move AHL affiliate to new arena in nearby Laval
Canadiens to move AHL affiliate to new arena in nearby LavalLAVAL, Que.– The Canadiens will move their top farm team to a new rink near Montreal for the 2017-18 season.The team said Monday that the American Hockey League board of governors has approved the relocation from St. John's, N.L.
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Canadiens moving AHL affiliate to Laval in 17-18
Canadiens moving AHL affiliate to Laval in 17-18Canadiens moving AHL affiliate to Laval in 17-18SPRINGFIELD, Mass.The American Hockey League's Board of Governors has unanimously approved the relocation of the franchise owned by the National Hockey League's Montreal Canadiens from St. John's, N.L., to Laval, Que., beginning with the 2017-18 season.The Canadiens' AHL franchise will begin play in the fall of 2017 at Place Bell, a multi-purpose facility under construction in the Montreal suburb of Laval.
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Canadiens Set To Move AHL Affiliate to Laval
Canadiens Set To Move AHL Affiliate to LavalAccording to a media advisory sent out by the Montreal Canadiens, the team is set to make a major announcement at Place Bell in Laval, Quebec on Monday.The Montreal Canadiens affiliation with the St. John's IceCaps could be coming to an end sooner than most expected.It's no secret the Canadiens did not view St. John's as a long-term answer for their AHL affiliation.
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Canadiens ready to make official planned 2017 AHL move from St. John's to Laval
Canadiens ready to make official planned 2017 AHL move from St. John's to LavalThe Montreal Canadiens have called a press conference for Monday in Laval, Que., at which time they are expected to make official that they will move their American Hockey League franchise, now operating in St. John's as the IceCaps, to the Montreal suburb for the beginning of the 2017-18 season.It is no secret the Canadiens would be eventually relocating the team to Laval, but there had been questions about whether a new rink there — Place Bell — would be ready for the fall of 2017.However, all indications are that construction of the facility is on — if not ahead — of schedule and that there will not be a need for the Canadiens to use an option to keep their AHL franchise in St. John's for beyond the upcoming season.
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