Three Montreal Canadiens Players Receive Official Call Up to Team Canada's Olympics Orientation Camp

Samuel Montembeault, Noah Dobson, and Nick Suzuki are among the hockey players invited to Team Canada's orientation camp, which will be held from August 26 to 28 in Calgary.

This high-level meeting marks a crucial step in the preparation of the Canadian team for the Winter Olympic Games.

Goalie Samuel Montembeault, originally from Bécancour and a pillar in front of the Montreal Canadiens' net, continues to stand out on the international stage after representing Canada brilliantly in recent international competitions. His presence at the camp confirms his rise among the country's top goaltenders.

Noah Dobson also sees his efforts rewarded. Thanks to his consistent performances on the blue line, he has established himself as a defensive force on which Team Canada could rely.

Nick Suzuki, captain of the Montreal Canadiens, completes this promising trio. Representing a new generation of leaders on the ice, Suzuki has built a reputation as an intelligent and committed player. His versatility and maturity make him a major asset for the national team.

The Calgary orientation camp will bring together Canada's top NHL talents to assess their physical condition, understanding of game systems, and compatibility with Hockey Canada's philosophy.

Although this is not a final selection, the invitation to the camp is an essential first step toward forming the final roster for the Winter Olympics.

With the possibility of NHL players returning to the Games-a decision still officially pending-the anticipation around this Canadian selection is greater than ever.

For Montembeault, Dobson, and Suzuki, this invitation represents both recognition of their talent and a golden opportunity to wear the country's colors on the world's biggest sporting stage.