Ottawa pays respects to one of their own Ottawa pays respects to one of their own
Former Ottawa Senator Daniel Alfredsson was presented the key to the city Thursday evening. Ottawa’s Deputy Mayor Bob Monette presented the long-time captain the... Ottawa pays respects to one of their own

Former Ottawa Senator Daniel Alfredsson was presented the key to the city Thursday evening.

Ottawa’s Deputy Mayor Bob Monette presented the long-time captain the key for not only his on-ice accomplishments, but also for his off-ice work including the Ottawa Senators Foundation, the Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health, and the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa.

Senators General Manager Bryan Murray, captain Erik Karlsson and forward Chris Neil were among those at City Hall attending the ceremony.

Alfredsson, 42, was captain of the team for 13 of his 17 years playing for the Sens and lead his team to the Stanley Cup final in 2007, scoring 14 goals in 20 games.

Wire Editor