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Caleb Sunderland retweeted
And just like that, it’s over and it’s a clear win for the Conservatives in BC.
globalnews.ca/news/12112175/…
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
Poliwave projects a BC Conservative Majority Government, and it will be the first election win for BC Conservative Party in 98 years
Poliwave offers the most comprehensive election night coverage, which will be used by two news outlets tonight.
It includes with past results comparison, seats projections, vote count history, and everything you need on one page:
Link: poliwave.com/ca/bc/live/elec…
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
B.C. Election Results Live: Conservative majority projected | Vancouver Island ridings showing tight races
#bcelxn #bcelection2026 #bcelxn2026 #bcelxn26
vancouversun.com/news/bc-ele…
Lather, rinse, repeat…
goaltending goaltending goaltending.
If only they had gone out in the offseason and picked up a quality young tender to try instead…
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
Did you know?
Canada is the only oil-producing country on earth that deliberately imposes a self-inflicted ban on tanker shipping.
No other producer does this.
While global competitors move their resources to market, Canada ties its own hands, weakens its own economy, and limits opportunity for Canadians.
Am I the only Oilers fan who actually remembers how brutal the numbers are around July 1 signings? (save Zach Hyman)
I’m glad they aren’t doing anything, that’s exactly why we have a million buyouts on the books and a bunch of untradeable plugs hamstringing the roster
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
Sweden is on track for lowest number of asylum applications in 25 years, due to deportations and integration testing. For the first time since the 1960s, more people are leaving Sweden than arriving. Proof that a country can control who comes in if it actually wants to
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
Rudolfs Berzkalns to Edmonton.
Multiple players called him extremely difficult to play against.
The Boston College commit is a big, 6-foot-4 center who played some good two-way hockey at the World Juniors. He isn’t flashy and likely won’t be a big-time producer in the NHL, but he plays with a ton of muscle and took over shifts in ways very few bigger forwards were capable of this year in the USHL.
I like him as a bottom-six forward – I think he understands the defensive game well enough to be a solid player.
He just… scares opponents in a way very few guys can at this age. I love him. #NHLDraft
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
Elks president says CFL club still recovering from 'disaster' of name change ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/…
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
From the promise of "speeds not seen in generations" to the reality of slamming the brakes completely to zero.
No wonder Mark Carney has delivered Canada the ONLY economic recession among G20 countries.
Prime Minister, want to get Canada out of the recession YOU created? Get your Liberal government out of the way and green-light big projects now to get shovels in the ground and get our workers building.
The Oilers have received permission to speak with former Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube, per @FriedgeHNIC.
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
The 13 reasons that Kris Knoblauch was doomed this year and fired today:
1. The St. Louis offer sheet and heist of Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway.
2. Bowman's summer signings of Frederic and Mangiapane.
3. Physical and mental fatigue from two long playoff runs.
4. Knoblauch's coaching staff hiring cock-up of last summer.
5. Bowman and Knoblauch conflict over which players to play.
6. Way too many new players this year, all year.
7. Knoblauch himself at times failed to reward players who had done well.
8. Crazy busy travel in October and November.
9. Team's inconsistency in finding their "A" defensive and puck possession game.
10. Same old, over-reliance on Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.
11. Edmonton's goalies simply failed to get the job done.
12. Cascading chaos bubbled up and never went away, as seen by Draisaitl, McDavid outbursts.
13. The final coach killer was injury.
I’m pretty sure this is episode one of Shoresy
An emotional and angry Rick Bowness goes OFF on his #CBJ team after their 2-8-1 finish to the season: “These guys, they don’t care. Losing is not important enough to them … If I’m back, we’re changing this freaking culture.”
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
A whole convoy of empty oil tankers on the way to the US to fill up.
It could have been Canada but we have land acknowledgments to do and carbon tax instead.
Caleb Sunderland retweeted
The Evan Bouchard turnover narrative is an antiquated one. A look at where he sits among his peers in this area and why it shouldn't define his Norris candidacy⬇️
WILL WE SEE A PILLOW FIGHT TONIGHT?? 💥
@MikeKellyNHL joins the show to talk about this season's Norris trophy candidates 🗣️