Replying to @emilymkaplan
Believe Kucherov has his eyes set on playing with another one of the league’s top superstars and has a few players/teams in mind.
We’ll see what moves the Lightning can, or are willing to, pull off.
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
How rare is an interim leader winning an election?
I could only find one precedent.
Not just in Canada - in all Westminster countries at the national or provincial/state levels.
Searched UK, Australia, NZ.
Just found one.
British Columbia in 1952
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
I had @EdmontonOilers season tickets for 4 years. Over that timeframe, tickets doubled. Cost of concessions also went up by 30-40%
One of the greatest to ever play the game is lighting it up right now, and the team has completely priced fans out of watching it. Absolutely sad.
My sons are using my seats while I am away and they say this has been the norm since the home opener….
Have the Oilers finally out priced “the tier 2” fans?? (Said with a grain of salt, so relax!)
Reality finally hit this organization??
#LetsGoOilers
RT @QBgami: Drake Maye
374 YDS / 4 TD / 0 INT
🚨QBgami!🚨
It's the 6,412th unique QB stat line in NFL history, and the 12th unique combinat…
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
Again, there's a funny paradox here, which is that there has not been a housing crisis in Edmonton since about 1948, as you well know if you have invested in housing in Edmonton, and it's not clear how much infill was really helping with affordability.
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
Conservatives have won another debate for Canada: stopping medical assistance in dying for mental illness.
Canadians suffering with depression or other challenges deserve hope, help, and a long happy life.
Conservative MP @TamaraJansenMP's bill forced the Liberals to backtrack. Her courageous work will continue to save countless lives.
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
“They were 2-9-1, they were 0-3, and they will Monday night play a one game…”
BC Conservative candidate update:
-Diane Black (Nechako Lakes)
-Peter Si (Burnaby East)
-Joshua Domnich (Burnaby Centre)
-Cindy Scott (Langford-Highlands)
-Dion Weisner (Vancouver-West End)
-Tom Ikonomou (Vancouver-Renfrew)
-Jordan McIntosh (Vancouver-Strathcona)
-Phyllis Tang (Vancouver-Hastings)
-Tim Taylor (Victoria-Swan Lake)
-Joachim Agou (Victoria-Beacon Hill)
#cdnpoli #bcpoli
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
Jarry has started in 18 games as a member of the Oilers. He’s allowed 4 or more goals in 10 of his last 12 starts. Goals allowed per start:
3, 4, 1, 4, 0, 2, 6, 4, 5, 4, 5, 5, 7, 2, 1, 6, 4, 6.
That Dubas was able to trade him for heavy return remains astonishing.
1. Give up a pile of crap goals.
2. Scramble to score six to win.
3. Run out of time. Lose.
A tale as old as time in Oil Country.
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
Three Jewish NHLers in Edmonton?
At this point, we’re not saying you have to move here…
We’re just saying the universe is making a pretty compelling case. 🏒✡️
Wishing Zach, Jake & Devon an incredible season!
Come for the hockey. Stay for the community. Move here for both.
Jewish Canadian hockey history is being made! 🏒✡️🍁
Ahead of Tuesday’s official season opener, the Edmonton Oilers have three Jewish Canadian NHL players on their roster: Zach Hyman and Jake Walman, both from Toronto, and Devon Levi, from Montreal.
It’s the first time three Jewish Canadian NHL players have been on the same NHL team.
Three players. One team. One historic milestone.
And for the next generation of Jewish Canadian hockey players, seeing three Jewish Canadians at the NHL level together is an inspiring reminder of what’s possible.
Best of luck this upcoming season, Zach, Jake and Devon! 💙
Brock W. Harrison 🇨🇦 retweeted
Jewish Canadian hockey history is being made! 🏒✡️🍁
Ahead of Tuesday’s official season opener, the Edmonton Oilers have three Jewish Canadian NHL players on their roster: Zach Hyman and Jake Walman, both from Toronto, and Devon Levi, from Montreal.
It’s the first time three Jewish Canadian NHL players have been on the same NHL team.
Three players. One team. One historic milestone.
And for the next generation of Jewish Canadian hockey players, seeing three Jewish Canadians at the NHL level together is an inspiring reminder of what’s possible.
Best of luck this upcoming season, Zach, Jake and Devon! 💙


























