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Glad you asked! Everyone's gonna be super chill about it. You'll never hear about it again.
Hey @Steve_Dangle , as an expert in devastating and humiliating losses, how do we Habs fans cope with the most humiliating loss since the David Ayres game?
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Looks like the “other Senators” have been taking notes. 👀
The Peace Tower clock on their sleeves and a window to the past on their backs!
Get to know some of Parliament's iconic features that inspired the look of the new Ottawa @Senators Hometown Remix jerseys ⬇️ 🏒
sencanada.ca/en/sencaplus/ho…
#SenCA @NHL
It's all in the details 👀 ottsens.com/4evpul9
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Replying to @WilliamShatner
1 very poignant moment from The Captains: William Shatner & Patrick Stewart, Kirk and Picard about what if it were to all end now.
Beautiful. Star Trek legends.
Much love and respect.
Thanks for the memories.
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Sesame Workshop mourns the loss of Sir Patrick Stewart. Thank you for being our friend and for sharing your brilliance, joy, and kindness with the world. 💛💚
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"Some things never change eh boys"
Per Michael Andlauer on @ComingInHotSens: Brady Tkachuk said "Some things never change eh boys" as he skated by the #Sens bench after scoring
A Few Moments Later: his team gave up 5 unanswered, his giveaway led to the game winner & his night ended in a temper tantrum
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It’s been both funny and sad to see people who should know better get this easily available fact wrong in the service of seeing a grand conservative wave developing. And that’s in addition to the actual story of the election, which was depressed NDP turnout
Since many seem confused. Centre-right parties have governed BC for 52 of the past 74 years. The NDP? About 22. Whatever your political views stop acting like BC has historically been a left-wing stronghold.
Perhaps get out of your bubble and talk to some other people. Because you know what it’s okay to have friends and families that share different political views from you. It’s strange that some of you don’t.
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this crybaby act from the Tkachuk orbit is exhausting. they act like want to play the villain but every time it doesn't go their way it's an international incident.
don't wear the smirk during the tribute if you're not gonna still be wearing it after getting pumped 5-1.
“I thought it was a little disgusting that they [Sens Fans] boo’d during when they were giving him [Brady Tkachuk] the ceremony…”
- Keith Yandle on @spittinchiclets recapping Brady’s first game back in Ottawa last night
#GoSensGo
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Such a good metaphor.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith fed a stray cat, in hopes that it would go away. But stray cats don’t do that. Now she's in a world of trouble theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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Rebel Media’s Alberta bureau chief, Sheila Gunn Reid, literally registered with Elections Alberta as a separatist-side third-party advertiser for the referendum. Let’s stop pretending that they’re anything other than right-wing propagandists dressed up as a legit news outlet.
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“If you insist I go the through the proper legal channels I will make sure my cabal of flying monkeys threaten you and your family’s lives”.
Those of you with a surface level of understanding of how fascism works might not see this for what it is. But it’s digital brown shirts.
Anybody who takes the trouble to find out what is happening in Trump's legal case about his plans to redevelop a golf course in DC can only reach the conclusion that America has a scoundrel as its leader. A female judge & her family are facing death threats after Trump called her a 'crazed lunatic.' Her sin, was to insist on the following of correct legal procedure in the case, especially after the government had chopped down 400 healthy trees without legal authority. How can anyone support a leader capable of such vile & selfish acts?
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Remember when these people pretended to be “free speech absolutists”
Larry Ellison’s TikTok has shut down the promotional account for Alex Gibney’s Elon Musk documentary. theverge.com/tech/1013453/ti…
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It has done none of those things. This is detestable scapegoating.
It cannot be understated: our broken immigration system has caused high unemployment, high home prices and high inflation. It must be fixed and provincial rights strengthened.
Today, the Prime Minister got a copy of our referendum questions including the 9 on immigration and constitutional reforms. If Albertans give us a strong mandate on these questions, our government will get right to work on these needed reforms.
And as I’ve said many times, please vote for Option 1, a strong Alberta within a united Canada, and yes to the rest! 🍁











































