Here is the developer behind a CFL team in Quebec City

A new sports project could soon reignite discussions about the Canadian Football League's presence in Quebec City.
According to an exclusive report by columnist Sylvain Bouchard, businessman William Trudel is said to be the driving force behind an initiative to bring a Canadian Football League (CFL) team to Quebec City.
This news also revives the idea of Quebec City once again hosting a professional football team. The city already has a long sporting tradition and boasts a fan base that might be

Kirby Dach isn't having a great training camp. The forward, who is in his final year before becoming a unrestricted free agent, had a great opportunity to prove that he deserves to stay in Montreal long-term.
The saga surrounding his two-part qualifying offer should logically have sent him a message, but that doesn't seem to have been the case.
That said, we can still expect to see him in the lineup on Tuesday against the Maple Leafs. The Habs clearly haven't given up on him yet, and he's likely

Once again this season, the Red Sox and the Yankees will face off in a best-of-three series to kick off the playoffs.
The Red Sox weren't expected to be here based on their start to the season, but they've been playing exceptionally well for months. The Yankees, on the other hand, have always been a strong team in the American League.
Last year, the Yankees defeated their rivals while seeded fourth in the American League. Will history repeat itself?
Let's break it down.
The Pitchers
As for the s

Gleb Pugachyov hasn’t had the start to the season he’d hoped for in Russia. The Canadiens’ most recent first-round pick suffered a concussion early in the season, forcing him to miss a few games.
Obviously, that's not ideal.
The good news is that Pugachyov is now back in action. The young player was in action today in the MHL.
And he took advantage of the opportunity to record his first point of the season. On the power play, he made a nice rush up the ice to set up his teammat

It's the second-to-last day of the MLB season, and it feels more than ever like the playoffs are just around the corner. Many teams have already secured their spots (and even locked in their seeding) with less than 36 hours left in the season.
That said, there are still a few races to be decided. In the American League, the Central and West divisions are still up for grabs… while in the National League, the sixth and final playoff spot is still up for grabs.
Except that these three races

This morning, we learned that Lane Hutson and Ivan Demidov won't be playing at the Bell Centre tonight. It was a bit surprising, but there was still a chance we might see both of them play in Ottawa.
Because, let's not forget, once again, the Habs will be playing two games at the same time tonight: one in Montreal and the other in Ottawa.
So we were waiting to see what the team's lineup would look like in Ottawa… and it's quite surprising to see that the two young players just aren't ther

The Indianapolis Colts will have to do without Alec Pierce for much of the early part of the season.
The team officially placed the wide receiver on the injured reserve list on Saturday, a move that had been expected ever since head coach Shane Steichen announced the news earlier this week.
Pierce will automatically be sidelined for at least four games. The wide receiver aggravated a heel injury that had already caused him significant trouble and required surgery during the offseason.
His absenc

As of this morning, the Canadiens still hadn't made a single cut since the start of training camp. That made sense, considering the team still has two games to play tonight and needed players to fill out the roster… but there were still too many of them.
There were still 57 players in town: a wave of cuts was expected shortly.
And now it's official: the Habs have just announced that 12 players have been cut and will report to the Laval Rocket: Vincent Arseneau, Jacob Dion, Aiden Dubinsky,

The Montreal Canadiens wrap up their training camp today, as they play their final two preseason games against the Ottawa Senators simultaneously.
One team will face the Sens at the Bell Centre, and the other will face the Sens at the Canadian Tire Centre.
So, of course, we're keeping a close eye on the Habs' practice this morning to find out the identities and lineups of the two teams, which will clearly give us some clues about the regular season.
The first clue we got came from between the pi

Bill Haley and the Comets played V ancouver’s first rock ‘n’ roll concert on June 27, 1956.But no one would ever accuse Bill Haley of being wild. Well, they might, but they’d be wrong.Little Richard, on the other hand, was genuinely wild. And when he played the Kerrisdale Arena on Sept. 24, 1956, he caused quite a kerfuffle.“Teen-agers Mob Rock, Roll Singer,” read a headline in the Sept. 25, 1956 Vancouver Sun.“A rock ’n concert turned into a near

Inevitably, one team will be crowned the American League West champion by the end of this weekend, but the question is: which team—the Rangers or the Astros—is more hungry right now?
Yesterday, both teams lost, and the Rangers took a real beating on top of that. Let's just say baseball isn't exactly king in Texas right now. The Astros have lost five of their last seven games, while the Rangers are also struggling to win on a consistent basis.
The weakness in the American League West

Kaiden Guhle is once again out with an injury for the Montreal Canadiens.
It's become a recurring theme, as the Habs defenseman has spent more time on the sidelines than on the ice since the start of his career in Montreal.
However, once again, it's possible that the Habs' No. 21 could return sooner than expected.
In fact, based on what we've seen since the announcement that Guhle would be out for four to five weeks, there's good reason to believe there's a chance the defenseman could return soo

Concerns about the condition of the field at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro do not seem to be troubling the NFL as Sunday's game approaches.
While questions have been raised about the playing surface's ability to withstand the physical demands of a professional football game, the league insists that everything is under control.
Nick Pappas, the NFL's director of field operations, was in Brazil on Friday to assess the situation. According to him, the inspections conducted revealed no i

Kent Hughes is an excellent general manager.
There's plenty of evidence of this since he took the helm of the Montreal Canadiens; he's managed to turn a mediocre team into one of the best in the NHL, and most importantly, he's built what is likely the best-constructed team in the entire league.
The Habs have an extremely talented young team—one that hasn't been this exciting to watch in a long time—and that's largely thanks to Kent Hughes.
And the reason he deserves all the credit is

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Thanks to an impressive 11-4 victory over the San Diego Padres, the Arizona Diamondbacks are now just one game away from a spot in the upcoming playoffs.
It's worth noting that the Diamondbacks hold the tiebreaker over the Phillies.
The gap between the Diamondbacks and the Philadelphia Phillies has narrowed following the Phillies' 2-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays. The final days of the season will therefore be worth watching in this two-team race.
There are only two games left in the regular seaso

The preseason games are coming to an end, as tonight marks the final night of the preseason before the season kicks off next Tuesday.
The intensity is set to ramp up significantly very soon in the National Hockey League, and in fact, it's already quite evident in some games.
In fact, last night, it really felt like we were watching a playoff game—even though it was just a preseason game.
It was in the game between the Dallas Stars and the Minnesota Wild that we were treated to plenty of ac

The Buffalo Bills may have won their first two games of the season, but Joe Brady clearly refuses to get complacent.
With a perfect 2-0 record, Buffalo could certainly afford to approach its next game with confidence. Instead, the offensive coordinator wants to use this early part of the season to remind his players that there are still several areas that need improvement.
The Bills first defeated the Houston Texans 36-31 before beating the Detroit Lions 41-31 just four days later. These were tw

The Baltimore Ravens could get a key defensive player back this week.
Nnamdi Madubuike is set to return to action after missing more than a year due to a neck injury. The defensive lineman could be in uniform on Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro.
Madubuike hasn't played in a game since Week 2 of the 2025 season. After the Ravens' 41-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns last September, concerns arose regarding his neck. The player had recorded a sack that game—his second i

The Toronto Argonauts continue to put pressure on the Montreal Alouettes in the race for the top spot in the Canadian Football League's East Division.
After a major comeback, Toronto has solidified its position in the standings and closed the gap on the Montreal team, which nevertheless remains in an excellent position.
The Argonauts have been on an impressive run over the past few weeks. The Toronto team had won three straight games leading up to its matchup against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, f

During the first two preseason games against the Toronto Maple Leafs (split squad), we witnessed a very zany scene.
After being called for a penalty, Arber Xhekaj headed to the penalty box, and the employee working there handed Arber a cell phone to show him his younger brother's fight.
It went viral on social media, but there were repercussions following that incident.
As our colleague Maxime Truman pointed out in a recent tweet, the NHL and the Canadiens sent a memo to Bell Centre staff to rem

When will the Xhekaj brothers make their regular-season debut with the Montreal Canadiens?
Florian Xhekaj is certainly impressing at training camp, and many are wondering if he should make the team.
In my opinion, it's a resounding yes. How long has the Habs been looking for this type of player?
Clearly, he's taken a big step forward since last year, and he'd fill the Habs' need for grit and intensity on the bottom six.
Anthony Marcotte feels the same way, but he remains very skeptical that the

When Michael Hage announced that he was returning to Michigan for another season, it sparked a huge reaction, but it also surprised a lot of people.
Montreal Canadiens fans are all really looking forward to seeing Hage in the Habs' uniform, and we all felt he was ready to make the jump.
I still believe he could very well have made the big league team, even if it wouldn't have been directly on the second line.
He wanted to continue his development before making the jump to the NHL by playing anot

Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s comments have caused quite a stir.
His claim that he was paid solely for his past achievements has sparked quite a bit of outrage across Canada—and rightly so.
Since then, everyone has weighed in on the issue. Fans are angry, and those close to him are trying to defend him.
Pedro Martínez, who is his godfather, says he was misinterpreted. Yeah…
Pedro Martínez, Vladdy's godfather, on the contract comments: “Hewas misinterpreted. What he mea

The Canadiens are interested in Mark Scheifele.
At least that's what Nick Kypreos mentioned in an article yesterday.
Ultimately, the news is intriguing: we know the Habs want to land a quality top-6 forward. But we also know that Scheifele has a reputation… and that he has a history with the Montreal club as well. #JakeEvans 
The problem, according to Eric Engels (Sick Podcast) and Marco D'Amico (The Starr & D'Amico Show)?
It would be surprising to see the Canadiens pay a hefty p

It's often been said in recent years that you need a strong defense to win the Stanley Cup.
The Panthers did it back-to-back with a pretty formidable blue line. In 2023, the Golden Knights hoisted the trophy with a monstrous defense.
But even though it wasn't that long ago, we saw last spring that it isn't necessarily a must.
After all, we saw the Hurricanes go all the way with a defense that was… average in terms of size. K'Andre Miller and Jaccob Slavin are imposing in their own way, bu

Fernando Mendoza clearly has no intention of limiting his activities to his role as a quarterback in the NFL.
The new Las Vegas Raiders player has announced the launch of a series of educational videos focused on personal finance, an initiative aimed in particular at reaching members of Generation Z.
In a short video, Mendoza first introduces himself as a professional quarterback before revealing that his true passion is financial responsibility. He then invites the audience to get ready for his

David Reinbacher has been playing some great hockey lately.
He's making his mark with the team he's familiar with, and that's a good thing because we know just how much he can help the Canadiens on the right side of the defense.
But…
But in Norman Flynn's view, the team should capitalize on his current value and trade him. Flynn, who was a guest on Tony Marinaro's podcast, said he'd use Reinbacher as a trade chip to acquire an established right-handed defenseman who can help the team righ

Nominees for the 15th annual UBCP/ACTRA Awards have been announced.Celebrating the best of B.C. and Yukon film , television and recorded media, the peer-adjudicated awards will be given out across nine performance categories during a ceremony on Nov. 21 at the Hollywood Theatre.“Every year, the UBCP/ACTRA Awards give us the chance to celebrate the incredible talent within our community,” said Keith Martin Gordey, president of UBCP/ACTRA, in a statement. “This year’s nomi

George Springer doesn’t know if he’ll be back
Maybe we're watching his final days in the majors.
George Springer on whether he'll call it a career after this weekend: “Idon't know… I love this organization. I loved being a Blue Jay. I've loved every single bit of being here. I haven't really thought that far ahead yet. I've just been taking each day with these guys as it comes.”
— Hazel Mae (@thehazelmae) September 25, 2026
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