CGY@MTL: What you need to know

MONTREAL - The Habs wrap up a five-game homestand on Thursday when the Calgary Flames visit the Bell Centre.

With the all-Canadian matchup falling on Remembrance Day,
Thursday's game will also be the team's annual Military Appreciation Night
. Among the programming planned is a warmup period featuring official camouflage jerseys, and a performance of the national anthem by Warrant Officer David Grenon of the Royal Canadian Air Force Band, who will be accompanied by the Canadian Armed Forces flag party.
TICKETS: Flames @ Canadiens
Eligible CEGEP students can purchase 400-level tickets to Thursday's game
for just $42
.
The Habs are winless in their last three and will be looking to bounce back against the Flames to split the possible points from the current homestand.
On Tuesday, the Canadiens dropped a 3-2 decision in overtime to the visiting Los Angeles Kings.
Ben Chiarot and Jake Evans were the Montreal goalscorers - the latter burying a highlight-reel tally to force the extra frame.

Artturi Lehkonen notably picked up assists on both goals while Jake Allen made 31 saves on the night.
On the injury front, Jonathan Drouin has missed three games since being struck in the head by a puck against Detroit on November 2 and is not expected to be in uniform against Calgary.
Cedric Paquette will likewise not be in uniform and is expected to be out at least 10 days.
Absent from practice on Wednesday, Christian Dvorak for his part should be in the lineup against Calgary.
On Wednesday evening, Ryan Poehling and Mattias Norlinder (conditioning stint) were both
called up from Laval
following the Rocket's game against Belleville.
More details regarding Thursday's roster will become available following the team's morning skate in Brossard.
At the other end of the ice, the Flames arrive in Montreal coming off a 4-1 home loss to San Jose on Tuesday. Andrew Mangiapane was the lone goalscorer for Calgary against the Sharks, with his team-leading eighth of the season.
A former North Division foe, the Flames have quickly settled into their more habitual Pacific Division this season, currently sitting second with a 7-2-3 record through 12 games.
Elias Lindholm and Johnny Gaudreau lead the team in points with 14 each, forming a top line to watch with Matthew Tkachuk.
Thursday's game marks the first of two meetings between the Canadian clubs this year, down from nine a season ago.
Broadcast information
Game time is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. ET.
Tune-in live on TSN2, Sportsnet West and RDS or listen-in on TSN690 and 98,5 fm on the radio. For tickets to the game,
click here
.