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Nomadic Massive Explores Their Journey With New Album ‘Times’
The Group’s New Album Accompanied by European Tour
Times, the latest album by Montreal-based hip hop band Nomadic Massive, is an exploration of their evolution and roots. Where did Nomadic Massive come from, and where are they now after 15 years on the scene?
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Back At It: Shawna Brayton Returns to Playing for Canada At FISU Universiade
Stingers Rugby Player Ready to Dawn the Maple Leaf in Italy
It was an emotional phone call for Shawna Brayton.
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‘You’re Tearing Me Apart Tommy’: A First Person View of Montreal’s Screening of ‘The Room’
The So-Bad-It’s-Good Disaster Through the Eyes of a Newcomer and a Fan
It’s rare and unexpected to see a group of people get so much joy from something so unabashedly terrible. But that’s what happens at Cinema du Parc every few weeks with screenings of Tommy Wiseau’s The Room .
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Stingers Hockey Lands Top Tier Recruit Felix Lauzon
QMJHL Defensive Forward of the Year Joins Large Rookie Class
Despite an already large rookie class, The Stingers men’s hockey team may have just announced their most meaningful recruit of this off-season in Felix Lauzon.
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Stingers Men’s Hockey Adds Western Recruits to Rookie Class
Ryan Vandervlis and Jeffrey De Wit Among Nine Recruits From the Western Provinces and Quebec
With a class of graduating players including their top line centre Hugo Roy, as well as their captain Philippe Hudon, the Stingers are in need of some strong rookies to fill several holes in their lineup.
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Playing Host: The Stingers and the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championship
Good News for Concordia and Rugby in Quebec
They’ve been building towards this.
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Former Stinger Philippe Hudon Signs Professional Tryout Contract With Laval Rocket
Hudon Joins Affiliate of the Montreal Canadiens
After a career year and the end of his time in U Sports hockey, Philippe Hudon is getting a shot at the American Hockey League.
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Hugo Roy’s Season as a Rookie Saviour Leads to Pro Career
The Centre’s Immediate Impact on Stingers Hockey Earned Him an AHL Contract
It may have only been one season, but it was one to remember. The Concordia Stingers’ top line centre is moving on after a dominant rookie season. Hugo Roy recently signed a three year contract with the Milwaukee Admirals, the American Hockey League affiliate of the NHL’s Nashville Predators.
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Stingers Awards Gala Celebrates End of a Long Season
Leclerc and Monge Among Athletes To Win Multiple Awards
It was a night for the Concordia Stingers to celebrate each other.
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Montreal 5, Thunder 0: Domination From Top to Bottom
Les Canadiennes Earn Trip Back to Clarkson Cup Final
“It’s huge. We knew we were capable of having a game like that […] it reiterated our confidence in our strengths,” said Canadiennes forward Jill Saulnier.
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Stingers Hockey Earns All-Star Nominations
Men’s Hockey Players Represented on Three All-Star Teams
The Concordia Stingers may not have had a deep playoff run or a trip to nationals like last year, but several players do have something to celebrate.
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Simon Bourque Planning for Future After a Tough Year
Former Habs Draft Choice Working Towards a Degree Away from Pro Hockey
It was late in the second period of a clash between the Concordia Stingers and the Queen’s Golden Gaels when it happened. Queen’s, a top team in the Ontario University Athletics, found themselves up 2-1, but on the penalty kill thanks to a tripping call.
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Stingers Men’s Hockey: ‘A Year of Adversity’
Injuries and Inconsistency Derail Season
“This was a year of adversity. I think we’ll be better, even the coaching staff, because of the adversity we faced. It’s not an excuse for not going far [in the playoffs though],” said Stingers men’s hockey coach Marc-André Élement.
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Stingers’ Hugo Roy Signs Contract With Milwaukee Admirals
Men’s Hockey Loses First Line Centre
Concordia’s first line centre Hugo Roy will not be returning to the Stingers next season. After an impressive rookie season with the Stingers, Roy has signed a professional tryout contract with the Milwaukee Admirals of the American Hockey League.
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Philippe Hudon’s Farewell
The Men’s Hockey Captain Has Played His Last Game as a Stingers
“Hu-don, Hu-don,” was the chant that filled the Ed Meagher arena after Friday’s game two loss to the Queen’s Golden Gaels. A standing ovation and cheers from the crowd are not the usual reaction to a playoff loss.
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Queen’s 5, Concordia 4: Collapse Ends Stingers’ Season
Highs and Lows of Season for Men’s Hockey Rolled Into One Game
“We should have kept our foot on the gas and kept going. It’s easy to say now buy it’s pretty tough,” said Stingers defenceman Carl Neill.
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Queen’s 3, Concordia 2: Stingers Fall in Game One of Rematch Series
Late Penalty Sinks Men’s Hockey
The Concordia Stingers met the Queen’s Golden Gaels for game one of their third consecutive playoff series on Feb. 13 in Kingston. Last season, the Maroon and Gold won a tight, three game series, getting revenge for a defeat at the hands of Queen’s and their strong goaltending.
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Dylan McCrory Found His Way Back to Hockey With the Stingers
Dylan McCrory Finding Success and Passion for Hockey Again
January 2018: Dylan McCrory thought he was done with hockey. He had left his NCAA school and figured his hockey dream was over.
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Concordia 4, McGill 3: the Battle of Montreal Delivers Again
The Age Old Rivalry of Men’s Hockey Continues On
“This one has a special place in our locker room,” said Stingers defenceman Bradley Lalonde.
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Ottawa 4, Concordia 1: ‘Mental Breakdowns’ Cost Concordia
Stingers Men’s Hockey Falls to Top Team in Division
“Our level of intensity went down just a bit and so that’s why they took advantage. You can’t do that against a top five team in the country,” said Stingers defenceman Alexandre Gosselin.
