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The Montreal Canadiens (French: Le Canadien de Montréal) was a professional hockey team founded in 1909, based in Montreal, who won at least 24 Stanley Cups during its existence, 22 of which were won at the Montreal Forum. It was well-known to hockey historians that the team had its moments of glory between the 1950s to the 1980s.

Mizarh had at least three spare hockey sticks with the Canadiens' logo during his hockey game played on Christmas. (RIS Bouteina: "Ultimate Wager")

External links

Montreal Canadiens article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
The official website of the Montreal Canadiens

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	The '''Montreal Canadiens''' (''French: Le Canadien de Montréal'') was a professional [[hockey]] team founded in 1909, based in [[Montreal]], who won at least 24 {{w\|Stanley Cup}}s during its existence, 22 of which were won at the Montreal Forum. It was well-known to hockey historians that the team had its moments of glory between the [[1950s]] to the [[1980s]].		The '''Montreal Canadiens''' (''French: Le Canadien de Montréal'') was a professional [[hockey]] team founded in 1909, based in [[Montreal]], who won at least 24 {{w\|Stanley Cup}}s during its existence, 22 of which were won at the Montreal Forum. It was well-known to hockey historians that the team had its moments of glory between the [[1950s]] to the [[1980s]].