Darren Gilmore
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Darren Gilmore
@Gilly601
Lifelong Sherwood Park resident, family with kids, thankful to live here. Business owner in the energy sector, #Oilers #Raiders
Sherwood Park Katılım Ekim 2012
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@Russty1105 @BleedOilBlue I’m in 212 and mine would be over 10k. I love going to the Oilers but not that much. $544 for a final ticket is taking the piss imho
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@lyndonkaleb @thackattack41 In a lot of cases those resellers are StubHub & LiveNation which are Ticketmaster subsidiaries. They sell the best tickets to themselves & resell at exorbitant prices. They are a bigger problem than scalpers.
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@thackattack41 Wife wanted to go to a Taylor Swift concert, we managed to win the lottery to buy tickets normally but I looked at the tickets in our same section on resellers, our $300 tickets were selling for $10k. Yes TM fees are a problem, but scalpers are still a problem.
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@fordnation You mean Ticketmaster & all their subsidiaries. They are the thief’s, look at their fees!
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We’re putting ticket scalpers on notice: Your days of ripping people off are done.
Toronto Star@TorontoStar
Doug Ford wants to outlaw resale tickets that cost more than the original price #onpoli trib.al/NebToPF
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@kurri_jari I always picked him in my playoff pools growing up. Paid off most years.
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Brian Propp ended his career with 1,003 points.
Most underrated 1,000+ point player of all time?
Someone else?
Thoughts?

Vintage Hockey Showcase@hockey_vintage
32 years ago today ON THIS DAY in hockey history (March 19, 1994): Brian Propp scores twice in the Hartford Whalers 5-3 win over his former team the Flyers to become the 41st player in NHL history to reach 1000 career points
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Soaring unemployment.
Global energy crisis.
Russian oil fuelling Putin’s war machine.
I wonder if there’s anything Canada could do to create hundreds of thousands of high paying jobs, tens of $ billions in government revenue, while providing the world with access to the planet’s third largest energy reserves, from a stable liberal democracy?
The world needs more Canadian energy now, and for decades to come.
Deregulate now.
Put Canadian prosperity and global security ahead of pandering to green-left activists.
Get pipelines built at the speed of business. The private sector will take care of the rest.




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@thackattack41 @Kgill39 Or the hope diamond, WTF. Way to take the sails out at the start of a broadcast. Dude makes no sense.
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@RockwelderBlack @ABDanielleSmith They teach government approved curriculum….
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Teachers have been clear that we must deal with growing class sizes and rising classroom complexity.
That is why one of our first actions is deploying 476 new complexity teams across Alberta. Each team is comprised of 1 teacher and 2 educational assistants, to allow for more in class support so every student has a better chance to succeed and teachers can focus on strong, focused teaching.
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Hopefully those who sincerely want Alberta to remain in Canada will soon figure out that respectful dialogue, persuasion and advocacy to remedy the legitimate grievances felt by so many Albertans, is a far better tactic than the demonization and undermining of those who have lost hope in our country.
In the end, it is Premier Smith’s ability to listen and fight for these disenfranchised Albertans, while maintaining her position that Alberta should remain in Canada, that will have infinitely more effect in convincing those on the fence, than all the screaming, gaslighting and hyperventilating we hear from folks like Nenshi, Lukaszuk and certain others of that ilk.
rick bell@RickBellwrites
NEW COLUMN. The freaking out over Alberta independence question continues. calgaryherald.com/opinion/column… #ableg #abpoli #cdnpoli #Alberta #AlbertaIndependence
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@OilBeak My wife has 32 kids in grade 1, averages don’t help her! Exhausted every day, not sure how she does it. Fuck these people, there will be little help for anyone with this new bullshit plan.
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@JSJamato Forget a complexity team, lots of wasted money. Hired aids for big classes & split what you can. Every school will have classs that need help. Help them!! My wife has 32 kids in grade 1 & she will get nothing. Works in a small school.
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More than 400 Alberta schools are getting classroom complexity teams as part of a $143M investment. But as Sean Amato reports, the plan falls about 200 schools short of what the government’s own data says is urgently needed. #ableg #cdnpoli
edmonton.citynews.ca/video/2026/02/…

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@TheBreakdownAB Yeah right, my wife has 32 kids in grade 1 with little help. Nobody should be put in that situation. Bad learning environment for kids & no chance for a teacher to help the kids succeed. Doubtful there will be meaningful help.
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Olympics are on. As a snowboard MOM, an appeal (that involves you getting up at 7 am tomorrow).
Alpine Snowboard Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS) is under review for removal from future Olympics. The decision is based largely on viewership this Games. If it goes, funding and participation in Canada go with it. But as a winter country, with a thriving snowboarding community, it’s fair to say this sport matters more to Canada than it might to most.
My son Luis is on the National Team and I can vouch for the purity of the sport - head to head racing, fast, tactical, emotional and made for underdog moments. Snowboarding in its purist form.
Watch tomorrow morning Feb 8 (finals ~7am ET) on CBC / CBC Gem.
Cheer on Team Canada:
Ben Heldman
Arnaud Gaudet
Kaylie Buck, and
Aurélie Moisan.
One screen really does matter. Please watch, stream, and spread the word. @CBCOlympics @bruce_arthur


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You’re on the right path, Mark. Canada must stand on our own two feet. British Columbia has your back.
theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…
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@ABDanielleSmith Put Alberta first 🤣, maybe you & your friend Sam. You people are a joke & we see you.
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As 2026 begins, Albertans have an opportunity to reflect on the year that has passed and to look ahead with optimism and resolve.
2025 was a year that tested resilience at home and abroad. Despite global economic uncertainty and external pressures, Albertans continued to show determination, ingenuity and pride in our province. Together, we focused on protecting Alberta’s autonomy, strengthening the economy, and creating the conditions for families, workers and businesses to succeed.
In the new year, we will continue to put Alberta first, seize new opportunities, build strong communities and stay focused on what matters to Albertans.
May 2026 be a year of health, hope and prosperity for Alberta families. I wish all Albertans a happy and successful New Year.

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.@ABDanielleSmith @demetriosnAB
Everyone else in Canada can make it work......but not you......the best you can do is legislate away teachers' Charter rights.




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