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The Canadian's History in Series Is Followed by Supporters From Across the Country

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By Fakiha Baig EDMONTON — James Obenauer-Fossett may have a tattoo of the Edmonton Oilers on his shoulder this spring, it's the Montreal Canadiens he's dedicated to his allegiance. Now that the Habs is the only Canadian team still competing in the Stanley Cup playoffs, hockey fans from across the country are standing behind Martin St-Louis's troupe. "It's been 30 years since the Cup came back to Canada. It would be nice to see her again here," s…
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By Fakiha Baig EDMONTON — James Obenauer-Fossett may have a tattoo of the Edmonton Oilers on his shoulder this spring, it's the Montreal Canadiens he's dedicated to his allegiance. Now that the Habs is the only Canadian team still competing in the Stanley Cup playoffs, hockey fans from across the country are standing behind Martin St-Louis's troupe. "It's been 30 years since the Cup came back to Canada. It would be nice to see her again here," s…

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By Fakiha Baig EDMONTON — James Obenauer-Fossett may have a tattoo of the Edmonton Oilers on his shoulder this spring, it's the Montreal Canadiens he's dedicated to his allegiance. Now that the Habs is the only Canadian team still competing in the Stanley Cup playoffs, hockey fans from across the country are standing behind Martin St-Louis's troupe. "It's been 30 years since the Cup came back to Canada. It would be nice to see her again here," s…

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Le Charlevoisien broke the news on Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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