Month: December 2017

Game Report: Habs vs Canes (Dec 27)

The Habs versus Canes game on December 27 was part of our sports correspondent’s holiday celebrations. Here’s his report and a couple of quotes as well as some photos:

Sebastian Aho scored twice in the third period to help lift the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-1 win against the Montreal Canadiens at PNC Arena on Wednesday. Cam Ward made 23 saves for the Hurricanes (17-12-7), who have won three in a row and six of their past seven (6-1-0). Ward has won five straight starts. Staal played in his 800th NHL game. … The Hurricanes are 15-3-2 when scoring first.

“I think we’re starting to see some swagger from the guys. That’s confidence, right? You get into a bit of a rhythm, you start winning hockey games. Now we’re more talkative in the locker room and on the ice, trying to help each other. It’s all positive signs.” — Hurricanes goaltender Cam Ward

Alex Galchenyuk scored for the Canadiens (16-17-4), who have lost two in a row.  The Canadiens’ 24 shots matched their lowest total of the season; they had that many in a 6-2 loss against the Edmonton Oilers on Dec. 9. Montreal had six forwards with no more than one shot.

“I think we can do a lot better. It’s a matter of how much you want to throw pucks to the net, how much you want to go there and make things happen. We need to get better in that area, there’s no doubt about it.” — Canadiens coach Claude Julien

 

Happy Holidays 2017!

Best holiday wishes to all the Canadian families living in North Carolina. May your travels be safe and your celebrations joyful.  We look forward to seeing you at networking events in 2018.

Meilleurs voeux des fêtes à toutes les familles canadiennes qui habitent en Caroline du Nord. Que vos déplacements soient sans encombre et vos festivités pleines de joie. Nous espérons vous voir en 2018.

Canadian Network of North Carolina

 

 

Habs in town for the holidays!

The Montreal Canadiens will be in Raleigh on December 27 at 7pm.  Treat the family to a hockey game during the holidays and get your discounted tickets using Google Chrome: www.hurricanes.com/cnnc.
Promo code: CNNC.
(Additional instructions regarding ticket purchase HERE.)

Take our Membership Survey!

We are almost done with the merger between CanSouth and CBA-NC!  We created a survey (only 10 questions!) to know how the Canadian Network of North Carolina can better serve you, our members.  If you are a member who registered or updated their email with us since July 1, you should have received the survey via email.
Not a member?  No worries! Send us an email and we’ll add you to the membership list. No need to wait for a reply to answer our questions! Click on this link to access the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/YPWXKX7
The survey will be available until January 6, 2018.  Thank you for your time!

Welcome to the Canadian Network of North Carolina’s new website!

The Canadian Network of North Carolina was established in 2017 by the merger of the Canadian Business Association of North Carolina (CBA-NC) and CanSouth, a social group for Canadians living and working in North Carolina, forming a new entity to comprehensively serve Canadians in the area.

We’re new, but you already know us!  This is our new website!

We look forward to your participation in our activities as we introduce our new identity to the community. Follow our blog and join our mailing list to stay in the know! Contact us at canadiannetworknc (a) gmail . com !

New website for the CNNC!

The new website of Canadian Network of North Carolina (formed by the merger of the Canadian Business Association of North Carolina (CBA-NC) with CanSouth) is scheduled for launch this week. The old CanSouth website (this site) will become defunct but visitors will be directed to the new website.  Please bear with us as we make these changes and introduce our new identity to the community!

If you have questions or want to join our new mailing list,  you can reach us at canadiannetworknc (a) gmail.com.