Sam Len

How the Toronto Maple Leafs won the 2026 NHL draft lottery. #NHLDraft #LeafsForever

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada: • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

Imagine going to Tim Horton’s Grabbing a coffee You have diarrhea And a doctor tells outside you that you should kill yourself. Then he drives you to a place to do it And you’re dead? This happened. In Canada. And the only lie I told, is that the guy grabbed a coffee.

@J_Swish24 Bad take. Maybe Eichel plays better defensively 5-on-5, but I think we can all agree that McDavid is basically better at every other part of the game. Keep in mind that both players are only on the ice for less than half the game. #ForgedInGold #LetsGoOilers

Might be time to revisit the 2015 NHL Entry Draft and realize Jack Eichel might be the best overall player in that draft. After this year is over he could have 2 cups and 1 Olympic Gold. What does the #1 pick have to show for? Don’t shoot the messenger but Eich’s is that good. -People’s

GENO! GENO! GENO! Soooo looks like Dubas has got the agents respect now! Good deal for a still productive future HHOF-er

Been going through a lot of stress lately, but watching Evgeni Malkin sign his extension with the Pittsburgh Penguins really helped cheer me up💛🐧🖤 #LetsGoPens

#BREAKING The Pittsburgh Penguins have re-signed Evgeni Malkin to a one-year deal worth $5.5 million. #LetsGoPens

Median wait from GP referral to treatment for all figures except the last two, according to the Fraser Institute’s Waiting Your Turn (2025).

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada: • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

This feels like an Onion News headline. Judges in Canada continue prioritizing the mental health of criminals over their victims. Accountability is already non-existent in Canada’s government, and now the same is happening in our criminal justice system.

@mario4thenorth This feels like a @TheOnion headline. Judges in Canada continue prioritizing the mental health of criminals over their victims. Accountability is already non-existent in Canada’s government, and now the same is happening in our criminal justice system.

A 17 yr old girl was sexually assaulted in Vancouver. He smeared feces into her face & mouth He’s a schizophrenic, nine years of meth addiction, prior sexual assault convictions, and a history of breaching court orders. He was out on bail when he did it Make laws matter again

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada: • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

Canada’s euthanasia regime resembles ghoulish dystopian fiction. An Ontario “medical doctor” approved the killing of a man with mental health challenges, including suicidal ideation, in a Tim Horton’s parking lot. He then drove his patient directly to an industrial morgue facility and proceeded to kill him in a holding room. The same “physician” also failed properly to kill another patient because he couldn’t find one of the deadly drugs in his briefcase. He pronounced the man dead, but when the patient’s breathing restarted, the killing physician had to return to finish the job, and pronounce him dead a second time. Despite a review by the Ontario College of Physicians, this quack is still licensed to practice medicine. And despite almost daily horror stories like this, the Liberal government is considering further exemption of the world’s most licentious euthanasia regime, to include the killing of minors and the mentally ill. For some 2300 years, virtually every physician in the western world took the Hippocratic Oath, pledging “neither will I administer a poison to anybody when asked to do so, nor will I suggest such a course.” How far we have fallen. theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

🚨 BREAKING: doctor assessed a man for MAID outside a Tim Hortons. He then personally drove him to an industrial building used to prepare bodies for funerals, where the man’s life was taken. That same doctor, in another case, forgot one of the three key drugs for MAID, left the home, and the patient started breathing again. His punishment: six months supervision. If you don’t know, the exemption for MAID for mental health expires next year. This means, if you suffer from mental health, you’ll be able to access MAID next year. The Liberals won’t repeal it. They keep kicking the can down the road, extending the MAID mental health exemption. What’s next? A drive-thru lineup for MAID right beside Tim Hortons. This is catastrophically insane.

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

Ontario man dies of MAID after being assessed outside Tim Hortons | National Post Blatant medical incompetence-he was pronounce dead & then started breathing again after a Doctor failed to inject all 3 drugs !! nationalpost.com/news/ontario-m…

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

Canadian man dies by MAiD. He was assessed outside a Tim Hortons. He had IBS - irritable bowel syndrome. The Dr. drove him to the MAiD facility. Canada is a dark-humour joke without a punchline. LOST FREEDOM FILES # 5151

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

There is a direct line from treating unborn children as disposable things, to disabled and sick people, to state-sanctioned killing posing as “healthcare.” This is why we fight for every precious human life at every stage.

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

WHAT 🤯 A man in his 40s with inflammatory bowel disease, was assessed outside a Tim Hortons, offered MAID, AND driven by the DR to the assisted suicide facility, and killed by MAID 🤯 I honestly thought this headline was fake, but it’s real Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦 I feel sick

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

A doctor met a guy at a coffee shop, assessed him for MAID, then drove him to the spot where he'd be put down. Horrors beyond comprehension happening just to our north. There's a much better moral argument for invading Canada and deposing its regime than invading or bombing any country 10 thousand miles away. Industrial scale eugenics and mass murder happening right next door.

Wait times for medical procedures in Canada (median wait from GP referral to treatment, 2025): • Neurosurgery: 349 days (up 25 days from 2024)
• Orthopaedic Surgery: 340 days (down 62 days from 2024)
• Otolaryngology (ENT): 307 days (up 43 days from 2024)
• Gynaecology: 284 days • Medical Oncology: 33 days
• Radiation Oncology: 29 days
• MRI: 127 days (up from 113 days in 2024)
• CT Scan: 62 days (up from 57 days in 2024)
• Ultrasound: 38 days (up from 36 days in 2024) • Veterinary euthanasia (dog): 0–2 days
• MAID (Medical Assistance in Dying): 0 days In Canada, it’s now easier to have a human put down than a dog. #MAID #CostSaving

Ontario man dies of MAID after being assessed outside Tim Hortons nationalpost.com/news/ontario-m…

@JayGenXer @EthicsCanada this doesn’t feel right.

🚨 FLOOR CROSSER ADMITS BACKROOM DEAL Liberal MP Marilyn Gladu (who crossed from the Conservatives) just openly admitted how it really happened. She was begging Minister Evan Solomon to restore 50% funding cuts to her riding. He replied: “Would you like a call?” — then set up a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Gladu herself says she was shocked they’d even take her after she had “said awful things about the Liberals for the last ten years.” The clip is being shared with the caption: “She openly admits she was effectively bribed into crossing the floor. It was never about Carney’s leadership.” Full interview attached 👇 #CanadianPolitics #FloorCrossing #MarkCarney #LiberalScandal #SarniaLambton

@DanMazierMP @strauss_matt @HelenaKonanz @BurtonBaileyRD @MarkJCarney I want a refund on my taxes.

BREAKING The Parliamentary Budget Officer has revealed that nearly 74,000 REJECTED asylum claimants are entitled to deluxe health benefits through the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP). Deluxe supplemental health benefits like vision care, home care, and physiotherapy now account for more than half of all IFHP costs. These are benefits that Canadians who have paid into the system their entire lives can’t access. Counselling costs have grown from less than 1% of supplementary spending in 2016 to 11% in 2025. Last year alone, taxpayers paid $38.79 million for counselling and $12.41 million for home visits for asylum seekers under the program. This damning information comes at a time when six million Canadians can’t access the basic service of a family doctor. The PBO also revealed the average length of IFHP coverage for asylum claimants is now a staggering four years. It is undeniable that as the backlog grows, rejected asylum claimants continue adding pressure to a health care system where Canadians are already facing long wait times for care. The Liberals must explain to Canadians why asylum seekers whose refugee claims were rejected, face enforceable removal orders, and in some cases fail to appear for removal, continue to receive deluxe, taxpayer-funded health benefits while they avoid leaving Canada.

@MarcMorvan Stop it🤣🤣🤣🤣

@SamLenSports Could he show them where the net is and how to shoot on it?

Martin St. Louis on getting the Montreal Canadiens to embrace the “play the game that’s in front of you” mindset: “I think it's convincing them over time by showing examples, because playing the game that's in front of you is not the same thing all the time. It depends. Sometimes it's a defensive shift. Sometimes it's an offensive shift. There's so many different situations, but if you don't have your mind made up, ‘I want to do this the next shift. I want to do that the next shift.’ They all like certain things to do. I just don't know if the game is going to give them that then. And they might see something that they like to do like three times in one shift, and they might not see that for another four shifts, I don't know. So for me, if you wanna raise the percentages for your team to win, you got to play the game that's in front of you and do the things that the game is asking you at that time. And we know we have guys that are elite in different things, and those situations will present themselves throughout a game, I just don't know when. And I feel like our understanding of that is a sign of maturity. And I feel when you have maturity in your group, I feel you're constantly raising the percentages of winning hockey games.” #GoHabsGo