Michael Solberg 🇨🇦

Settling in!!! Gosh I’m sure proud to be a Dad to this little girl.

@JennsTinyTweet @PierrePoilievre Pierre is a great teacher, just like his parents.

@MichaelSolberg @PierrePoilievre It was a great discussion! It's amazing how much Poilievre knows. He tells great historical stories with facts and names! Carney could not tell you these stories about Canada. We've already witnessed many of his blunders when he tried!

No question, @PierrePoilievre did a fantastic job representing our country and our nation's interest on the most listened to podcast in the world. He was charismatic, eloquent, humble, and respectful, even towards his political adversaries. Honestly, it'll make Americans think Canada is some kind of political paradise compared to the decorum and discourse they're used to. Overall, it'd be hard to look at his trip to the US as anything but a resounding success, in an otherwise tough start to the year. But rebuilding momentum takes time and this was a step in the right direction.

@MichaelSolberg bahahahahahaha stop it...

@MitchManners @PierrePoilievre 🤷

@MichaelSolberg @PierrePoilievre Honest question- how do you expect to be taken seriously?

@ParadePaper @PierrePoilievre He sure is.

@MichaelSolberg @PierrePoilievre As a resounding success for what? He can’t do anything he’s an MP.

@SenzFan6513 @PierrePoilievre Baby steps!

@MichaelSolberg @PierrePoilievre Except, he is not our PM and the Liberals are on the verge of a Majority government, none of this will matter until 2030.

@BettyWhiteWhit1 @PierrePoilievre

@MichaelSolberg @PierrePoilievre No question: you’re a fucking knob

Joe Rogan asks Pierre Polievre if he's talked to Trump about the tariffs, etc. Poilievre says he hasn't as he believes in one prime minsiter at a time to do the negotiating. He adds that he has been texting PM Carney about his trip as they both want what's best for Canada

Fought for Canadian workers and Canadian interests on the world’s biggest podcast. Thank you @joerogan for an amazing conversation. Let’s get tariff-free trade. Sign up to watch it first: conservative.ca/cpc/sign-here-…

CBC’s Power & Politics host David Cochrane has paused his social media hiatus to dispel the speculation surrounding his ongoing absence from the show: “I can assure you this is simply a personal medical leave. I fully intend to return to the show when my leave is over.”

Confession: I think Guinness is awful

I would rather scratch my eyes out with burning daggers than watch the #NHLBruins suffer through another PowerPlay.

Premier @ABDanielleSmith is the ultimate hockey Premier. 🏒

Massive win for Calgary, Edmonton and Canada. One of the biggest events to come to the province in generations that will inspire people of all ages & drive tons of money and support for businesses & charities. Another massive get for @ABDanielleSmith who just gets things done.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: The NHL just  announced that Alberta will get a front row seat to see Team Canada reclaim its rightful place as the champions of men’s international hockey when we host the World Cup of Hockey 2028.   Alberta’s Government has been working with the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames for months on this bid and will be making a further announcement with full details at 12pm live on my X, Facebook, and YouTube accounts.

Marat Khusnutdinov Last 10GP: 1G Casey Mittelstadt Last 22GP: 3G Mikey Eyssimont Last 25GP: 3G You can’t tell me there’s no room for both James Hagens and Matthew Poitras I’m not removing Khusnutdinov because he’s a guy that can play up and down the lineup and allows you the flexibility to play him in different roles Viktor Arvidsson is Zacha’s true pair so I don’t see a big impact in moving Mittelstadt down Eyssimont — bye. Geekie-Minten-Pastrnak Hagens-Zacha-Arvidsson Mittelstadt-Poitras-Lindholm Jeannot-Kastelic-Khusnutdinov *Fraser Minten clicks with Pasta — could open up more looks for Geekie who’s been cold coming out of the break *Pavel Zacha is as responsible and consistent as they come, perfect mentor for a young James Hagens. Arvidsson would take some of the pressure off as the ‘go to guy’ *Matthew Poitras has been tremendous for PROV and just looks like a complete player right now. Elias Lindholm has played a ton of RW in his career and a reduced role could help him reset and regain some confidence *Marat Khusnutdinov has become Boston’s Swiss Army Knife — the kid can play anywhere in a pinch. His energy projects well on any line. His familiarity with playing in a forechecking role allows flexibility throughout the rest of the lineup #NHL #BRUINS #NHLBRUINS

Hi @paul_conyngham I’m Nate Glubish, Alberta’s Minister of Technology & Innovation. Your groundbreaking work using AI to create a custom cancer treatment for Rosie is truly inspiring. I’m currently writing a personal blog post to tell your story and draw some parallels with innovative research initiatives happening here in Alberta. Would you be open to me using a couple of the public photos of you and Rosie (with full credit: “Photo: @paul_conyngham / The Australian”) in the post? Happy to send you the final draft for review. Deeply grateful for what you’ve achieved!

[hearing Monster for the first time in 2010] wow. i will respect all of these artists forever, probably

@dons_weeney You know not of which you speak.

The Bruins have overperformed this season, but the TOR pick has offset it. Now with that pick likely gone, this year is step in the wrong direction. The Bruins don't need depth or complimentary players to finish the retool, they need the type of players who get drafted top 10.

It’s time for Prime Minister @MarkJCarney to join me and millions of our fellow Canadians in supporting the appointment of Don Cherry to the Order of Canada, one of our nation’s highest honours. This shouldn’t even be up for debate. Don Cherry is a Canadian icon, a hockey legend and is loved by Albertans. He’s not just one of the greats, his word and opinion about our national sport is still treated as hockey gospel by millions of Canadians. His contributions to Canadian sport and culture are undeniable, and the work he did to honour our nation’s veterans was an invaluable contribution to our country. He will forever hold a special place in the hearts of Canadians. So, put the puck in the net and give Grapes the recognition he deserves. Read the full story here: calgaryherald.com/opinion/column…