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Habs tickets currency for bribery

Posted on February 11, 2013

In the wake of various employees from the city of Montreal’s engineering department admitting to accepting free hockey tickets, The Globe and Mail investigates whether or not the corruption inquiry has impacted the Canadiens’ brand. Bruno Delorme, an instructor in the Department of Marketing, argues that even though the Canadiens’ name has been repeated frequently before the inquiry, the impact on the club will be negligible. The article is reprised by: The Montreal Gazette, Macleans, The Vancouver Sun, The Ottawa Citizen, The Times Colonist, The Edmonton Journal, Westman Journal, News 1130, Yahoo! News Canada, The Record, The Guelph Mercury, The Prince Albert Daily Herald, The Squamish Chief, The Coast Reporter, The Observer, The Whistler Question, 660 News, The Estevan Mercury, The Guardian, Journal Pioneer, Dawson Creek Daily News, Yorkton This Week, The Province, Leader-Post, The Prince George Citizen, Cape Breton Post, Truro Daily News, The Tyee, The News, Team 1260, Newstalk 1290, Yahoo! Sports Canada, The Score, Halifax Newsnet, The Calgary Herald, The Telegram, The Star Phoenix, The Winnipeg Free Press, Newstalk 610, The Brandon Sun, The Daily Courier, The Medicine Hat News, 680 News, Penticton Herald, The Lethbridge Herald, The Hockey News, CHBC News, Global Montreal, Global BC, Global News, Global Toronto, Global Regina, Global Maritimes, Global Winnipeg, Global Saskatoon, Global Lethbridge, TB News Watch, The Huffpost Politics Canada, CBC News Montreal, CBC Sports NHL, Sootoday, CTV News and Daily Commercial News.