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Canadiens' Sean Monahan is about to get more important in Christian Dvorak's absence - Vimarsana News

Canadiens' Sean Monahan is about to get more important in Christian Dvorak's absence

The season-ending injury to Christian Dvorak could be the best thing to happen to Monahan's trade value. Or it'll show Montreal needs him.

Canadiens centre Christian Dvorak out for season with torn pectoral muscle - Vimarsana News

Canadiens centre Christian Dvorak out for season with torn pectoral muscle

Montreal Canadiens centre Christian Dvorak is out for the season with a torn pectoral muscle, the team announced Thursday.

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens easily handled as Buffalo Sabres coast to 6-1 win - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens easily handled as Buffalo Sabres coast to 6-1 win - Montreal

Other than a singular moment of Joel Armia brilliance, there was little to get excited about in the Habs' contest against the Sabres. Brian Wilde has more.

Conservative Group's Mass Challenge of 364,000 Voters' Eligibility During 2021 Georgia Senate Runoff Election Wasn't Illegal Intimidation, Judge Rules - Vimarsana News

Conservative Group's Mass Challenge of 364,000 Voters' Eligibility During 2021 Georgia Senate Runoff Election Wasn't Illegal Intimidation, Judge Rules

A federal judge ruled that a conservative vote-monitoring group that challenged the voter eligibility of hundreds of thousands of Georgia voters during a 2021 runoff […]

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Federal judge rejects voter intimidation charges against conservative group in Georgia - Vimarsana News

Federal judge rejects voter intimidation charges against conservative group in Georgia

ATLANTA – A federal judge has ruled in favor of a Texas-based conservative group in a lawsuit over its effort to lodge more than 364,000 challenges to Georgia voters’ eligibility.