remember how the panthers won the president’s trophy then made assorted changes to improve their roster so they could go all the way the following year. i don’t even believe the jets are going to make the playoffs next year anymore

Thrilled to have Heated Rivalry author Rachel Reid with us to celebrate our Pride game tonight! #GoSensGo

If Canada wants high speed rail… they could allow the private sector to build one. If there’s a market, there will be capital

Today, the federal New Democratic Party selected its new leader. It is clear that the direction of the federal party under this new leader, someone who openly cheered for the defeat of the Alberta NDP government, is not in the interests of Alberta. Last year, Alberta’s New Democrats voted overwhelmingly to make membership in the federal party optional. Many thousands of our provincial members, including myself, are not members of the federal party. We are a big tent and welcome the support of people who vote for every federal party. We believe in Alberta and we believe in Canadian energy and the good jobs it creates. We believe in more pipelines and in reducing emissions. We believe in strong public services and a strong jobs-driven economy to help pay for them. This is what we are fighting for every day. Albertans deserve federal leaders who understand the importance of Alberta and our essential role in the federation. Our focus is not on what the federal NDP says or does. Our fight is with Danielle Smith and the separatist UCP. Albertans deserve a better government, and we are here to be that better government.

Lewis' platform calls for no new federal approvals for oil pipelines, offshore oil projects, or LNG terminals However, Canadians have shown an incredible surge in support for oil and gas projects as of late, with some even having net-support from NDP voters themselves

I’m pleased to welcome Rick Leary as Ottawa’s new General Manager of Transit Services. Rick brings decades of experience, including as CEO of the Toronto Transit Commission, one of the largest transit systems in North America. He started his career as a transit operator. Rick has resolved many similar challenges to ours and understands what it takes to deliver reliable service every day. He will get to work immediately on solving Line 1 issues, improving bus reliability, supporting our terrific staff, and delivering a better public transit system for everyone. Welcome to Ottawa, Rick. Je suis heureux d’accueillir Rick Leary en tant que nouveau directeur général des services de transport en commun d’Ottawa. Rick apporte avec lui plusieurs décennies d’expérience, notamment en tant que PDG de la Toronto Transit Commission, l’un des plus grands réseaux de transport en commun d’Amérique du Nord. Il a commencé sa carrière comme conducteur de transport en commun. Rick a relevé de nombreux défis similaires aux nôtres et comprend ce qu’il faut pour offrir un service fiable au quotidien. Il se mettra immédiatement au travail pour résoudre les problèmes de la ligne 1, améliorer la fiabilité des autobus, soutenir notre formidable personnel et offrir un meilleur réseau de transport en commun pour tous. Bienvenue à Ottawa, Rick.