Author: Daniel Marsh

I was born in Montreal and grew up cheering for the Montreal Canadiens. In 1989 my family moved to Hong Kong where I spent the next 10 years avidly following the Canadiens from afar. In 2005 I joined the Canadian Armed Forces and served in Afghanistan in 2008. In the military, I learned how to be a professional and conduct myself with dignity and respect for others - bolstered by my upbringing abroad.

I was born in Montreal and grew up cheering for the Montreal Canadiens. In 1989 my family moved to Hong Kong where I spent the next 10 years avidly following the Canadiens from afar. In 2005 I joined the Canadian Armed Forces and served in Afghanistan in 2008. In the military, I learned how to be a professional and conduct myself with dignity and respect for others - bolstered by my upbringing abroad.

Let’s Talk About the Kids

By Daniel Marsh –

The Canadiens are building a culture of winning and it starts with the kids. No fewer than eight youngsters of note have been in the lineup most nights for Montreal and with the team doing relatively well during the first quarter of the season, they’re playing a big role in establishing that culture.

An Ode to Carey Price

By Daniel Marsh –

Carey Price did everything he could to bring the Stanley Cup back to Montreal in his 15-year career. If the curtain has dropped on his illustrious career, he can hold his head high knowing he gave the city of Montreal a championship personality to cheer for.