The Montreal Canadiens can do no wrong, on or off the ice.
Carey Price and CCM sent a massive donation this week to Williams Lake, British Columbia, where Price grew up playing hockey, writes The Williams Lake Tribune's Greg Sabotino.
Thousands of dollars worth of equipment now fills Williams Lake Minor Hockey office administrator Pam Povelofskie's office.
"It's a good mess," she said. "I love it."
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Price grew up five hours away in Anahim Lake, and his father, Jerry, organized the donation, saying it was something his son wanted to do.
"I'm very humbled Jerry and Carey and CCM still think of Williams Lake Minor Hockey," said Todd Isnardy, who serves as a coordinator for the Williams Lake Minor Hockey Association.
The donation includes goalie equipment, hockey sticks, and other gear, and will be distributed across the community.
