Many hockey fans include attending a Stanley Cup playoff game at Montreal’s Bell Centre on their bucket list — the list of things they hope to do before, well, they kick the bucket. It’s painful for ...

Ivan Demidov takes his rookie lap - Photo credit: David Kirouac-Imagn Images The stage was set for the perfect Hollywood script on Monday night for the Montreal Canadiens. Ivan Demidov was making his ...

The Bell Centre is a special place, commonly listed by players, fans and media among the greatest NHL rinks to either play in or watch a game. It has a buzz that is self-sustaining, a renewable ...

The Bell Center might not have the ghosts that the Montreal Forum used to have, but the building is still a very special one. That’s the building that saw Saku Koivu comeback from cancer. The building ...

The Bell Centre returns to full playoff form as the Montreal Canadiens host the Washington Capitals in Game 3. On Friday, the Canadiens hosted the Capitals in Game 3 of the first-round series, ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Montreal Canadiens hold a record 24 Stanley Cup championships—and the storied franchise knows ...

There are many factors that allow hockey fans to feel the intensity of their sport when they take in a live game. It's exciting to watch the NHL in any arena, but there is nothing like watching a game ...

The NHL surveyed some of its players as part of the North American Media Tour to find out which amphitheatre they found most difficult to play in. And it wasn’t the Centre Bell that came out on top.

Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper wants to see Bell Centre increase capacity for the Stanley Cup Final when his team travels to Montreal for Game 3 next Friday. Jon Cooper wants Bell Centre ...

When Jeff Petry originally decided to forgo unrestricted free agency and sign with the Canadiens after being acquired as a rental at the 2014-15 trade deadline, he said it was the atmosphere in the ...

The Montreal Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers were to play in an empty Bell Centre on Thursday night due to a spiraling rise of COVID-19 cases. The Canadiens announced about two hours before puck ...