Shocking publication of Carey Price: the Montreal Canadiens have just answered and it makes people react a lot
Following the publication of Carey Price, which has caused a lot of reaction since Saturday, the Montreal Canadiens organization has provided a first official response.
"Carey Price "was not aware" of the tragic events of December 6, 1989 at Polytechnique Montreal, which cost the lives of 14 young students and injured 13 others.
That's what we learn in a written response from France Margaret Bélanger, president of the CH Group, who followed up on a few of our questions to find out the context of the Canadiens' goalie's statement."
- Pascal Robidas, Radio-Canada
That's what we learn in a written response from France Margaret Bélanger, president of the CH Group, who followed up on a few of our questions to find out the context of the Canadiens' goalie's statement."
- Pascal Robidas, Radio-Canada
France Margaret Bélanger, president of the CH Group, also advised Carey Price of the fallout from his publication, again according to reporter Pascal Robidas.
Price was unaware that he was speaking a few days before the sad anniversary of the tragedy at the Polytechnique Montréal.
That said, when we saw his publication, we brought the reactions to his attention," said Bélanger in writing.
He was not aware of the tragic events of Dec. 6, 1989, or the coalition's recent marketing initiatives, Bélanger added." - Pascal Robidas, Radio-Canada
He was not aware of the tragic events of Dec. 6, 1989, or the coalition's recent marketing initiatives, Bélanger added." - Pascal Robidas, Radio-Canada
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