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The Stanley Cup is coming to Six Nations! And it’s all due to Six Nations’ hockey superstar, Brandon Montour, whose whirlwind season with the Florida Panthers netted the team the coveted cup last month in a nail-biting final series against the Edmonton Oilers. Montour has made history on Six Nations, being the first and only player from the community to ever win a Stanley Cup final. His personal achievements, as well as the fabled Stanley Cup, will be celebrated on July 24 at 1 p.m. with a parade through Ohsweken and a fan expo at the Six Nations Sports and Cultural Memorial Centre grounds on Fourth Line. Montour will share the cup with community members during a parade that starts at Ohsweken Speedway and ends at the arena. Montour will also be accompanied by local minor sports teams during the parade, during which Six

SANDY SHAW MPP HAMILTON WEST— ANCASTER—DUNDAS (905) 628-2755 SShaw-CO@ndp.on.ca

Stanley Cup, will be celebrated on July 24 at 1 p.m. with a parade through Ohsweken and a fan expo at the Six Nations Sports and Cultural Memorial Centre grounds on Fourth Line. BRANDON MONTOUR

Nations Elected Council said they expect thousands of fans to turn up in the community.

Once Montour makes his way to the arena, cup in tow, there will be a celebration, words from

delegates and a speech from Montour, with events expected to wrap up by 4 p.m.

MONIQUE TAYLOR MPP HAMILTON MOUNTAIN (905) 388-9734 MTaylor-CO@ndp.on.ca

Montour is also expected to receive a special honour - the Six Nations Honorary Ronaterihonte (leader) award. “We are very proud of Brandon and his accomplishments,” said elected Chief Sherri-lyn Hill. “This celebration is historic and we’re glad Brandon is sharing his day with Six Nations.” The Stanley Cup win caps off a whirlwind year for Montour, who has been riding a roller coaster of professional and personal success and happiness. He and his wife Ryiann had a baby boy last year while the Panthers were in the middle of battling in another Stanley Cup final that they lost to the Vegas Golden Knights. Montour, who played defence for the Panthers, got redemption this year with a nail-biting final game against the Oilers, winning their first cup in franchise history in game seven, 2 to 1. Shortly after the win, it was announced Montour was signed to Seattle Kraken, with a reported seven-year, $50 million contract.


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