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Of course, tough draw against the Panthers. It would be fun if the Panthers got wrecked by the Leafs

Maybe they shook the curse?

Leafs made round 2!

Gee, the fire bugs are early, this year….

Jets got it done.

Looks like the Habs might be golfing, tomorrow.

That is a big assed series of craters at ground zero…

IKN, Saskatchewan got uranium deposits. Ontario and Quebec got lots of rivers, easily dammed for hydro. Etc. Everybody got something. If a federal government is smart enough to enable smart resource development under provincial jurisdiction, isn’t it self evident that all Canadians benefit...

You are likely correct. WIN needs to sort their shit out fast, but probably can. TOR is probably beyond salvation, as I think OTT has their number, now,

Absolutely, but for Vancouver Health to put out the press release that they did smells like damage control.

The First Nations are big players in Oil & Gas in Western Canada. I am surprised it doesn’t get more play outside the region.

Well, if we are going to create a national energy sovereign fund, created by taxing energy exports, let’s make sure we tax all energy exports, including hydro and nuclear. All must contribute, right?

Trust me, I am not saying the Oilers have it in the bag. LAK can absolutely roar back with a desperation game Thursday night. I was hoping that WIN and MON would get through to the next round. It is looking alot like only two Canadian teams will make it into the second round.

Oilers had a good night against the Kings. Back to Edmonton for game 6 tomorrow. That will be a loud arena.

Oh you hopeless optimist!

Not closely enough, it would seem.

Try a lot longer than that. I recall going to a trade show in 1993 and seeing an FCS attached to a Carl G, then…

It worked before.

It would not shock me if Carney is not already working the phones with Ford, Houston, Kanew and maybe Eby, to find out who they think a deal can be made with in each Province…

Nothing stops Carney from just offering individual NDP MPs a chance to be in government.