Proud Dad. Let’s go #45. Let’s go University of Alberta Golden Bears.

I was always down for some Rough Riders versus Roughriders action.

This is what the older generations should try and do more often

Edmonton Elks Draft | UofA Golden Bear Carter Kettyle - 21st Overall ELKSCENTRAL: youtu.be/XdfOUp1bcTw Presented by - @oodle_noodle - #ElksNation #CFL @DeclanKrueger | @Eddie_Steele97 | @UABearsFootball

Edmonton Elks WR Carter Kettyle on his Game Day routine as a football player. FULL INTERVIEW : youtube.com/live/rjg-tBmRbYY… #goelks #cfl #usports

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Always remember: it’s not officially Mother’s Day until Mr. T has blessed us with song.

Thanks to all who attended our 32nd annual Winefest and helped make it another great success. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year! Check out all the photos from the event👉eefootballalumni.ca/32nd-ann…

Cheers from Mexico and Congratulations to Ben Dobson ( Cobras Alumni) and all the other Dinos drafted yesterday. Broke out the vintage 80’s Dinosaurs Football t-shirt. #dinos_football

RT @nextlevelbb: Fernando Mendoza was a 2 star coming out of high school. He had to beg his way into college football. He won the national…

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‼️BREAKING DANA WHITE, President of the UFC Has offered to pay for Tumbler Ridge shooting victim Maya Gebala's medical bills in a WORLD CLASS hospital in L.A. and for housing! AND he put Maya's name in the UFC ring!! Thank you Dana!

I’m a high school teacher. We have policies. Late work gets points deducted. Turn it in on time or take the hit. That’s how students learn responsibility. Senior year. Final paper worth thirty percent of the grade. Due Friday. Monday came. Still no paper from this one kid. Smart kid. Never missed assignments before. Called him to my desk after class. “Where’s your paper?” He looked down. “I don’t have it” Waited. He didn’t elaborate. “You know this tanks your grade right? Might not graduate” He nodded. Still wouldn’t look at me. “Do you not care?” His voice cracked. “My dad died Thursday night. Heart attack. Paper was done. On my laptop. But I’ve been at the hospital. At the funeral home. I forgot. I just forgot.” My chest tightened. “I’m so sorry. Why didn’t you tell me?” “Because it sounds like an excuse. Everyone has excuses.” He finally looked up. Eyes red. “Just fail me. I deserve it.” Closed my gradebook. “Email me the paper tonight. Full credit. And take this week off. Come back when you’re ready.” He shook his head. “The policy—” “I’m the teacher. I make exceptions when life happens. Your dad died. That’s not an excuse. That’s a tragedy. Go home.” He graduated. Top ten percent. Spoke at graduation. Mentioned a teacher who showed him that rules and compassion can coexist. I was in the audience. Crying. Sometimes grace matters more than policy. —Mr. Hayes, English teacher

Anonymous: I listed my son's old mountain bike on Facebook Marketplace for $50. A guy showed up an hour later in a rusted-out sedan. His work boots were held together with duct tape, and his hands were stained black with grease. He pulled a wad of cash from his pocket and started counting. It was two crumpled twenties and ten dollars in quarters. "It's my boy's tenth birthday," he said, wiping sweat off his forehead. "I've been picking up scrap metal all week after my shifts to get this. He's never had a bike with gears before." I looked at the quarters sitting in his calloused palm. I thought about my own son, playing a $500 video game console inside the air-conditioned house. I pushed his hand back toward his chest. "Actually," I said, "I realized the brakes need a little adjusting. So it's free." Before he could argue, I went into the garage and grabbed my son's brand-new spare helmet and a heavy-duty bike lock. "Take these, too. A ten-year-old needs a helmet." He didn't say a word. He just grabbed my hand and squeezed it, his eyes welling up. Sometimes, the best profit you can make on a sale is protecting a father's dignity.

sid was getting chirped by this rangers fan, all kinds of harmless stuff like "hey crosby, you were voted 3rd toughest canadian, behind celine dion and a close second to avril lavigne". he was so tickled by them he gave the fan an autographed stick with a little message

As a man, the day you bury your dad, that's when you'll realize you lost the only man who wants to see you win genuinely. Take care of him if he's alive.

Powerful: Patriots HC Mike Vrabel waited outside the locker room to give every one of his players a handshake after tonight’s win over the Chargers. Vrabel makes sure thanks all of his players for their effort. One of the best coaches in the NFL 👏

Happy New Year to all. May we remember all the awesomeness of this year and throw away all of the bad. 2026 will be unbelievably great!

This has been my favorite for as long as I can remember, and still I just learned something new. When Linus recites Luke: 8-14, it’s the one time he isn’t holding his security blanket. Because in that moment, he doesn’t need it.

2025 Heisman Winner Fernando Mendoza has mastered the art of a speech

Fernando Mendoza’s Mom has multiple sclerosis and her body is slowly deteriorating. Knowing that, watch the first 10-seconds of this. 🥺