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Eastern Metropolitan Atlantic Association Central Western Association Pacific languages Les Canucks appoint Emilie Castonguay Assistant DG

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The Quebecer, who was a player agent with momentum, became the first woman to hold the position in Canucks history, and the second in NHL history. Angela Gorgone held the same position with the Anaheim mighty ducks in 1996. Gorgone became head of hockey operations for the Nashville predators the following season.

"it is an honour to join the Vancouver Canucks, and I am grateful to Jim (Rutherford) and the Aquilini family for giving me this opportunity," said Castonguay. The Canucks are betting on a base of passionate fans and an exciting young team that has a bright future. I look forward to helping build a winning organization that will continue to grow and aspire to championships. "

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Association de l'Est Atlantique Métropolitaine Association de l'Ouest Centrale Pacifique Langues Les Canucks nomment Émilie Castonguay DG adjointe

The Canucks have yet to appoint their next general manager, who fired Jim Benning on December 6. Vancouver hired Jim Rutherford as President of Hockey Operations and Acting General Manager on December 10.

"Emily has a great deal of experience, is committed to success and has an excellent reputation in the hockey world for her intelligence and work ethic," said Rutherford. "it will play an important role in negotiating contracts with players, as well as in managing the collective agreement. She will also speak on all aspects of hockey operations. She will be a key part of our leadership team and we are pleased to welcome her to Vancouver. "

The 37-year-old Montreal native represented Alexis Lafrenière of the New York Rangers. In 2016, she became the first woman in Canada to become a NHLA-certified agent.

"the entire momentum Hockey team is extremely proud to see Emilie get this position with a National Hockey League (NHL) organization and would like to thank her for her contributions to our team throughout her stay with us," said momentum. His professionalism, vision and commitment have greatly contributed to the growth of our agency. "

* Photo credit: momentum hockey