Geoff Thomas

That's how we do it in Buffalo. ❤️🤍

"Ramble On" is 56 years old and Robert Plant just walked onto The Late Show and made it sound like he wrote it this morning.

@TeamMDunstone @worldcurling All of Canada is rooting for you. What an achievement!

What a grind it’s been! We’ve preserved and now we’re headed to the gold medal game tomorrow at 2 pm MDT / 4 pm EST vs Team Sweden. GO CANADA GO! 🇨🇦🥌❤️ This score is brought to you by Kioti 📸: @worldcurling

@TeamMDunstone @worldcurling I don’t love it. But I’ll be screaming for you today at 5:00.

We love keeping you on the edge of your seat!! Lots of cheering & happy tears from our friends & family here in Ogden. A quick break, and then it’s the semi final vs Team Scotland at 3 pm MDT / 5 pm EST This score is brought to you by Manitoulin Transport 📸: @worldcurling

@TeamMDunstone Clutch! When E. J. Stepped back, my heart was temporarily in my throat. But what a shot.

Was that last end dramatic enough for you? 👊🏽🇨🇦🥌 Tonight we’re up against Team Czech Republic at 7 pm MDT / 9 pm EST live on TSN 📺 This score is brought to you by @lallemandplantcarecanada

@80s_Kidz Bargain Harold's

@chopsnitin I used to teach in Peel. Malton is purgatory.

How & from where youth got guns in schools ? | Incident from Malton school Mississauga Both shud be expelled from school & put parents on Notice . Accountability shud lie with Principal #publicsafety

@TeamMDunstone @worldcurling Well done boys! Stay dialed in! And hand it to the Swedes tonight!

The guys are still on a roll and playing great! Let’s go!! 🥌🇨🇦 Catch us again live on TSN at 7 pm MDT / 9 pm EST vs Team Sweden 🇸🇪 This score is brought to you by Lallemand 📸 @worldcurling

I can’t even anymore… How many embarrassing Canadian moments have gone viral this week alone? An NDP convention consumed by ideological posturing, where purity tests matter more than practical solutions for Canadians. An awards show, the Junos, that felt less like a celebration of music and more like a publicly funded service announcement, pushing messaging instead of showcasing artists. And now, in the middle of a fatal aviation tragedy, the national conversation shifts from pilot deaths to language politics. At some point, you have to ask: What are we actually prioritizing? Because this is not a distraction anymore. It’s a pattern. We are choosing optics over reality. Narratives over facts. Performative debates over serious issues that actually affect people’s lives. And if we can’t even focus on loss of life without turning it into a political talking point, then something is deeply off. Not just with our institutions, but with us. Because if we can’t tell what matters anymore, we shouldn’t be surprised when nothing does.

@CurlingInside @worldcurling @Kmartcurl I am a fan of Einnarson, and Canadian curling. But a bigger fan of curling. Team Schealler played a positive (exciting), skillful game (and tourney). A formidable four - for the next decade.

Unfortunately, not everybody is happy seeing a young team winning the world championships. Xenia Scwaller has been receiving negative feedback on social media. 🇨🇭🏆 @worldcurling @Kmartcurl #teamschwallergc #curling #switzerland #XeniaSchwaller @teamschwallergc

@nejatian I’m re-posting to some of my non-Canadian followers. I hate when people lie or sensationalize. Or post other people’s untrue posts. But everything this Kaz guy says is unequivocally true.

Today is the leadership convention of the NDP, Canada’s socialist party The crowd at the convention chanted “Eat the Rich” in unison and then unironically elected a private school educated multimillionaire. Socialists are fun like that.

@burtoncummings it is the favourite (of your songs) for this Canadian.

‘Break It to Them Gently’ often seems to be a favourite in my live shows. It’s had more airplay in Canada than any other song I’ve written. It seems to have struck a chord with many people.

@grandslamcurl a true champ

A message from Kaitlyn Lawes, via Instagram: I’m hanging up my shoes!..sort of. This is not a retirement announcement but I am taking a break. I started curling 34 years ago. I fell in love with the game from day one and had so much fun playing it with my family. All through my junior years I played other sports as well, but curling was the one sport I wanted to play more of, and try to find ways to get better. In 2006 when my dad got sick, I wanted nothing more than to have my dad see me win a Provincial title. That didn’t happen. Two months after his passing we won our first Provincial, National and World medal. Playing the game he loved was a way for me to always feel connected to my dad. Fast forward to the present and I have now completed 17 years playing in Women’s as my full time job. I am so lucky. I am grateful for all the teammates, coaches and friends I have made along the way. I could have never imagined I would get the opportunity to travel the world playing a sport I love, compete in 3 Olympic Games, 2 World Championships and 12 Scotties. These last 4 years have been an incredibly fun challenge. We went through a lot in our short time together and I’m sad this chapter is closing. It was a privilege to compete alongside Selena, Jocelyn and Kristin. I’m so grateful for their friendship. I have decided now is a good time for me to hit pause and take a year off to be home with my family. I didn’t take a maternity leave with either of my girls, and now at the start of a new Olympic cycle I feel like is the perfect time to rest, recover, learn more on the farm and be home with my family. I am excited for this next chapter. I don’t know where it’s going to take me…Maybe one day it will lead to a retirement, or maybe it will lead me right back to the game I love. Who knows. In the mean time, I won’t be too far. If you need a spare, I might be available. If you need someone to speak at your company event, I might be available. Or as my 3 year old puts it, I might just stay home and be a mommy. Thanks for being on this ride with me. The fans of curling sure are special. I am grateful for the love and support from coast to coast and around the world. See you on the ice soon, Kaitlyn

Didsbury Alberta, population 5100 SOLVED THE PROBLEM with 30 words. THIRTY WORDS is all it took.

@strombo George, Using emojis and the word "fire" as a noun makes you a hack, not a journalist. And a poser.

This scene is fire🔥 From one of my all time favourite movies - The Blues Brothers with a dynamite 🧨 performance from the one and only Aretha Franklin. The Queen of Soul was born on this day in 1942.

@CurlingCanada @TSNCurling @JoCourtney89 It's gotta be said -- this group is amazing.

Thank you @TSNCurling for your wonderful coverage of the BKT World Women's Curling Championship! #WWCC2026 📸 Doris Weir

This should be the 2026 World Cup song 🎵 😅

@AlsikkanTV Looks pretty darn good.

my wife won this pizza oven at work and here’s the first pizza

@Super70sSports Add 44 years, a splash of cream, and me, and this is me tomorrow.

The perfect breakfast for 70-year-old men to bitch about every aspect of society over at 6:23 am in 1984.

@JimmyCaramac @NABurkinshaw Not just young. My introverted 20-year old daughter was accepted in a female university a capella singing group. She’s still quiet, but thrives in this community.

@NABurkinshaw Nicola one of the great things to do when you are young is join a club of some sort even if you are quiet, shy or low in confidence. I was fortunate to join a lawn bowling club when i was a young scamp and was the best thing i have ever done.

I run a little chess club for my son & his mates, & one lad is a bit younger & less experienced than the others. He is beaten every week but always shakes hands graciously at the end. Today he won 2 games, shook hands & whispered to himself "this is the best day of my life". ❤