Today, the Montreal Victoire will host a celebratory event in downtown Montreal to honor their historic victory in the Walter Cup, which they won against the Ottawa Charge with a decisive 4-0 score. This event will take place at Quartier des spectacles, featuring a march along Ste-Catherine Street, concluding at Place des Festivals where players and coaching staff will address fans at 11 a.m. The festivities are expected to draw large crowds as supporters gather to celebrate a significant milestone for women's hockey in Montreal and Canada. The Victoire's triumph marks the first time a Canadian team has won the Walter Cup in the Premier Hockey Federation League (PWHL). The team secured their victory with a dominant performance in the third period, highlighted by three goals scored in the final ten minutes. Notably, goaltender Ann-Renée Desbiens recorded a shutout, while captain Marie-Philip Poulin showcased her leadership and skill during the championship match. As part of the celebrations, the team also signed Montreal’s Livre d’or, the city’s honorary guest book, further commemorating their achievement.