Canada, U.S. to finish women’s hockey Rivalry Series with two games in Quebec
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The NHL’s Montreal Canadiens and ECHL affiliate Trois-Rivières Lions are partners with Hockey Canada for the two games in Quebec.“The Montreal Canadiens have been longtime supporters of women’s hockey and this is a continuation of our ongoing commitment to helping grow the game,” Canadiens president of sport and entertainment France Margaret Bélanger said in a statement.
“We’re proud to partner with Hockey Canada on an event that will showcase elite talent, including many Quebec-born players such as our own Marie-Philip Poulin, who will have a chance to play in front of their fans on home ice.” The women’s team and Hockey Canada agreed in their athletes’ agreement announced last month that a revenue-sharing agreement on Rivalry Series will allow the athletes to make money on the event.
Canada has beaten the U.S. in the final of two straight women’s world championships and will chase a third title April 5-16 in Brampton, Ont.
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