With Marc-Andre Fleury officially retiring from the NHL after 21 seasons, there has been a lot of reflection and celebration ...

Marc-André Blanchard leaves behind a strong and experienced team ready to execute the vision he has developed. "CDPQ is an exceptional organization, and it has been an honour to serve Québec and ...

CDPQ acknowledges the significant contribution of Marc-André Blanchard, Executive Vice-President and Head of CDPQ Global and Global Head of Sustainability, who announced today his departure to ...

In 2022, Marc-André Blanchard also took over the leadership of the Sustainability team, where he played a decisive role. Under his direction, CDPQ adopted an ambitious approach to the energy ...

Former UN ambassador and top executive Marc-André Blanchard is slated to join PM Mark Carney’s office as chief of staff beginning in July.

Marc-Andre Fleury announced his retirement this season, and even after playing well for Team Canada, he has confirmed that he's officially done. When the Minnesota Wild lost in the first round to ...

After Marc-Andre Fleury’s emotional farewell from the NHL. The attention has shifted to his family. Especially his wife, Veronique Larosee Fleury, is known for her quiet support throughout his ...

Former Minnesota Wild goalie Marc-Andre Fleury’s post-retirement lap with Hockey Canada may be about more than national pride and joining the Triple Gold Club. During Canada’s 7-1 win over ...

Hockey fans assumed that Marc-Andre Fleury's NHL career had come to an end when the Minnesota Wild were eliminated from the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs by the Vegas Golden Knights.

The National Hockey League announced Sunday that former Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury has been named to the NHL Quarter-Century Team. In a statement from the Pittsburgh Penguins ...

Marc-Andre Fleury’s NHL and international experience will be priceless. With three Stanley Cups, a Vezina Trophy, and an Olympic gold medal under his belt, he brings leadership and calm to the ...

Marc Andre-Fleury is officially finished with his 21-year NHL career, after announcing his retirement and meeting with media for his Minnesota Wild 2024-25 exit interview early Monday afternoon.