Hockey Theft: “The search is on for a pair on Montreal Canadiens Stanley Cup rings that were stolen during a break-in at a mansion belonging to the Bronfmans, one of Canada’s wealthiest families. More than $1 million in jewelry was taken during Saturday’s theft, including the two championship rings dating back to the 1970s, when brothers Peter and Edward Bronfman owned the storied NHL team. One ring commemorates the team’s 1973-74 Stanley Cup victory, while the other is from the 1975-76 championship.” The thieves carried out a 200-pound safe (this one?). There’s no excuse for that sucker not being nailed into the cement in the basement. None. (C News via Fark)