And indeed it was. Bérubé knows. Watch as the league allows another player to go unpunished for causing a concussion.

This league is a joke, more concussions incoming.

LOl....Bring on a salary cap. Its getting silly now.

Thank you for sharing. So sad. Wonderful man.

An elderly man with white hair and large glasses, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and patterned tie, points with a pen at a wall of multiple CRT monitors labeled CAM 3, CAM 6, CAM 9, CAM 10, and others. The screens display hockey game footage, including players on ice. Handwritten labels like "GREEN," "ORANGE," "YELLOW," and team names "BROWN" with a bear logo are visible on papers and boards around the monitors in a control room setting.

On this day in 1923, Howie Meeker was born in Kitchener.
As an NHL player, he won the Calder and four Stanley Cups. He later ran several hockey schools and was a commentator for Hockey Night in Canada. He served in Parliament from 1953 to 1955. He is in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Anne Murray sang the national anthem at the Blue Jays first-ever home game in 1977, at the first game at the Skydome in 1989, and in Game 3 of the 1992 World Series.
Give this Canadian treasure a ticket to Game 6!

1182 days.

Paradise, NL

He speaks with his music and decisions. Good on him, one of the greats.

my nerves are shot!!!!

A promotional photo from the original cast of the Canadian satirical news comedy series *This Hour Has 22 Minutes* (premiered 1993 on CBC), featuring four cast members seated at a curved black desk with subtle underlighting, wearing business attire (suits and ties for the men, a dark blazer for one woman and a gray suit for the other). The background is a modern broadcast set in dominant shades of blue and purple, with angled panels, circular light fixtures on the walls, built-in shelves, and a large illuminated world globe projection integrated into the rear wall.

On this day in 1993, This Hour Has 22 Minutes debuted, bringing in 468,000 viewers for its first episode. To date the show has won 22 Gemini Awards and 11 Canadian Screen Awards.

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A black-and-white photograph from the 1972 Summit Series, capturing the Canadian national hockey team's bench huddle during a tense game against the Soviet Union. Ten players in white jerseys with red maple leaf crests and black pants stand clustered together on the ice, leaning in attentively as their coach, with a headset on, gestures emphatically from the sidelines behind the glass. Visible jersey numbers include 6 (likely Brad Park), 19 (Bobby Clarke), 27 (Frank Mahovlich), and 3 (Ron Ellis), with sticks and gloves in hand, evoking the high-stakes drama of the series. The arena crowd blurs in the background.

On Sept. 24, 1972, Canada and the Soviet Union took to the ice in Moscow for the sixth game of the Summit Series.
Canada was down 3-1-1 and needed to win the three remaining games.
The comeback began in Game Six.
This is the story.

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The Greatest of all Time(GOAT).

Heard many times tonight on CBC that Pierre Poilievre was clearly the most experienced politician among the party leaders as the House of Commons started up again today. I don’t think I heard them mention that it’s because he’s the one who’s never had ANY other job.

And still no security clearance.

A black-and-white photograph of a man dressed in a formal suit and tie, standing against a textured background with a decorative column or structure.

Elias Disney was a Canadian farmer, fiddler and teacher.
Through his life, he supported socialism and unions.
But he is most famous for being the father to Walt.
This is the story of Walt Disney's Canadian father Elias.

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Random Leafs Highlight of the Day

Darryl Sittler sets the NHL record for most points in a game by one player with 10

February 7, 1976 (1975-76 season)

📽️: NHL

Watch this. Directed at Florida, and REALLY applies to that state, but applies to a lot more places too.

A middle-aged man with gray hair and a short beard, wearing a green quilted jacket over a plaid shirt and white undershirt, stands in front of a beige wall and white door, gazing intently to the side with a serious expression.

Happy Birthday to Robert Joy, born on this day in 1951!
As an actor, he has had a steady career on shows such as CSI: NY, CODCO, From, Republic of Doyle, and Son of a Critch. His films include Waterworld, Don't Look Up and Atlantic City. He is a Genie and Gemini Award nominee.

Bless these Alaskans!

The power of the boycott.

Unless you have been to New Brunswick or Nova Scotia lately (I visited both provinces last week), please don’t comment on the measures they’re taking to prevent forest fires. The conditions are extreme and very dangerous.

Osaka was so unprofessional. Very disappointing.

Not sure you make it past the swimming portion of the race!!! lol.

This iconic Fabian Todorovic cartoon is still one of the best I’ve seen at illustrating the remarkable amount of space we surrender to cars, leaving little space left for everyone and everything else. The text added later makes the bonus point that many drivers still manage to complain about it.

The Legal Attack on Superblock Barcelona - City Lab Barcelona In this blog post, I attempt to unpack what this court ruling is about, the legal arguments, and who is behind it. Did the city really do something wrong?  What will happen to the Consell de Cent proj...

Heard this one? The City of Barcelona traded 3 lanes of vehicle traffic for an exceptional 4.7km green pedestrian corridor in the heart of the Eixample grid. Businesses sued, & eventually won in court. Then they admitted that they actually like the change.

Streets for people are good for business.

Take care. Get well soon.

All good on the rock. TY

Yes, thats correct. Hope you are doing well?