Carey Price does not give up on Montreal, and he makes a powerful gesture towards one of his Montreal Canadiens teammates
It was at the beginning of the summer, at the end of the school year, that the Price family officially moved to British Columbia. Their house in Candiac had not yet been sold, but with Carey's salary, it shouldn't have been too much of a concern.
In October, the house was still unsold, and Angela, Carey's wife, mentioned that she was considering not selling it after all. They miss their life in Candiac, their house, and the neighborhood.
In an interview with Dave Stubbs of NHL.com, Carey provided more details on this matter. He is currently renting his house to a current Canadiens player. The specific player is unknown, but it is clear that selling the house is no longer part of the plan.
This is significant for the future, indicating that the family is still very attached to Montreal and is not rushing to make decisions about their future. Furthermore, it demonstrates that Carey maintains good relations with his former teammates.
Imagine if they sold the house and decided to come back in a year, or two, or three... they would have to start everything anew, while they love everything about this house and the surrounding area.
If Carey takes on a management role with the Canadiens after retirement, the family will always have their little haven in Montreal.
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