Here we go Canada! TSN rallies Canadians for their favourite hockey holiday tradition with a new promotional campaign, themed #HereWeGo, in support of the 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship. The campaigns first spot debuted tonight in front of millions of viewers during TSNs broadcast of the 102nd Grey Cup. The Grey Cup and the World Juniors are two annual Canadian sporting traditions that galvanize Canadians every year. They are also two key tent poles on TSNs schedule of championship events, said Shawn Redmond, Vice-President of Programming and Marketing, TSN. With the country celebrating the Grey Cup, we had the perfect opportunity to stoke viewer excitement for Canadas next major sporting event, which will be bigger than ever this year with Team Canada hosting the world. The #HereWeGo broadcast campaign creative features World Juniors hockey players, dressed in full gear, finding themselves in and about Toronto and Montr&覡al landmarks. Along with featuring Team Canada, the TV spots will include teams from Finland, Germany, Russia, Sweden, and the United States. The campaign is set to the track Here We Go Again by Swedish rockers The Hives. Created in-house by the award-winning Bell Media Agency, TSNs #HereWeGo campaign includes three 30-second broadcasts and multiple 15-second TV and radio spots. In addition to the spots airing across Bell Media platforms, TSN will support its coverage of the 2015 IIHF World Junior Championship with an extensive outdoor, radio and digital campaign throughout December and early January. On social media, the #HereWeGo hashtag will be used as a rallying cry to Canadians, calling on fans to get ready to support Team Canada in their quest for gold on home soil. TSNs wall-to-wall World Juniors coverage from Toronto and Montr&覡al airs nationally from Dec. 26 to Jan. 5, with pre-competition games beginning Dec. 19. 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Carey Price yielded four goals on 16 shots faced in almost 25 1/2 minutes of action before being replaced by Peter Budaj, who yielded two goals on 14 shots faced. It was Montreals first regulation setback since a 1-0 loss to the New York Rangers on Nov. 16, snapping a 10-game point streak (9-0-1). "Theres nothing we can do after a loss like that," mused Habs head coach Michel Therrien. "Their second goal was a case of poor coverage. You have to give that team a lot of credit, but we have to put it aside and start all over again. If we had scored early, it might have been different. Were all disappointed." Tonights game marks a return to the Wells Fargo Center for Briere, who signed with the Canadiens this past offseason after having his contract bought out by the Flyers. Following a productive three-plus seasons in Buffalo, Briere hit the free agent market in the summer of 2007 and drew interest from a number of teams. The Quebec-born forward, though, drew the ire of Montreal natives when he decided to ink an eight-year, $52 million deal with the Flyers. Briere netted 124 goals with 159 assists for 283 points in 364 games with Philadelphia, but had just six goals and 16 points in 34 games last season. He ran out of goodwill stemming from his 30-point playoff output during the Flyers run to the Stanley Cup Finaals in 2010 and had the final two years of his contract bought out this past summer.dddddddddddd That gave the 35-year-old the opportunity to sign a two-year deal with the Canadiens but he has struggled this season with just 10 points in 22 games. "Im expecting both the best and the worst from the fans. Ive been treated in different ways by the crowd during my career, so Im ready for pretty much anything," Briere told Montreals website. "Ill have a chance to play in front of my kids and a few good friends, so itll be easy to find the motivation to do well." The forward faced the Flyers in Montreal back on Oct. 5 and did not register a point in a 4-1 win. Price stopped 22 shots to improve to 8-8-0 with a 2.71 goals against average in his career versus the Flyers. The victory was just Montreals third in its past 11 meetings with the Flyers and it has lost five in a row in Philadelphia. The Flyers would love to extend that home winning streak over the Canadiens following a 2-4-0 road trip. They dropped the final three games of the swing, capped with last nights 7-2 setback at the hands of the Chicago Blackhawks. The Blackhawks scored five goals in the second period, while Jakub Voracek and Steve Downie had the tallies for the Flyers. Ray Emery, part of Chicagos Stanley Cup-winning club last season, was shelled for six goals on 18 shots in just over two periods of work to take the loss. Steve Mason made four stops in the third. "You cant make excuses," Emery said. "As a whole, we have to play better in the second." Mason should get the start tonight and it would be the second of his career versus the Habs. He hasnt faced them since Nov. 7, 2008 with Columbus, stopping 34 shots in a victory. Emery had made 30 saves in the loss to Montreal on Oct. 5. ' ' '