Greg Sauer

@spittinchiclets So no penance for running the goalie

Walker crashes HARD into Dobeš and Evans takes exception. 😳 Both head off to the sin bin.

@ClintonDesveaux This isn’t 1988

I disagree, we should continue to negotiate with the US but not sign and lose more. We traded before 1988 and we will continue to do so. In the meantime we need to setup a full blown deal with both China and India, and expand CETA - better to mitigate risk by spreading it out and expanding our slice of international trade.

@dkennedyglans @ikwilson I thought the Liberals said they would guarantee Quebecs seats in the HOC?

Question to @ikwilson: by 2050, Quebec population will be down, AB up. More western seats in the HofC. Wait 24 years isn’t compelling but why throw away growing clout and risk separation? His answer: 4 more seats in HofC isn’t the fix. We have diverse economies and cultures. Canada isn’t an optimal size. Cultures are different. Tweaking representation doesn’t solve it but AB is optimal size/economy etc.

@bythelake6 @GlobeKPD @KeithGave @bythelake6 - I was thinking the same thing

@GlobeKPD @KeithGave The same Claude Lemieux who played for Colorado and put Chris Draper face first into the dasher from behind taking out a lot of Chris’s teeth. Then back in Detroit he turtles when Darren McCarty fought him. Ya that guy. Chicken s**t. And he carries the flame?

Claude Lemieux carries in the flame. In days of yore, he was hated by Neely. Game at the Garden, Lemieux turtled, all fours.....and Neely dragged him into the corner and mashed his face into the wall,...once, twice, thrice.... It just so happened, the banner ad in said corner was The Boston Globe. Lemieux left the building that night with...wait for it...a nose for news.

@GlobeKPD Lemieux was a gutless coward - disgraceful

@BluntButRight Or maybe the government could crack down on security at its airports. Get rid of airport CEOs that are obviously not doing their jobs

Blame the victims. OR - someone - with like guns and legal authority, backed by wigs and robes, could make this stop??? Maybe.

@cbcwatcher Yes Albertans can hardly wait to be told something from a Queen’s Park reporter.

Toronto Star Queen's Park reporter from his Toronto Annex basement, Robert Benzie, somehow missed this exchange below from John Ibbitson and decided to become that EastSplainer media guy to Albertans Lisa Raitt, overly politely, excuses his nonsense " I can't really say, say anything negative about what Danielle Smith's doing right now." "I think she is just trying to toe the line in terms of having both sides be somewhat happy about whether or not there's a referendum there." "And I don't necessarily think it's fair for us to beat up on her now." "...You know, in terms of the referendum, the other thing that I highlight, I don't think it's particularly helpful for centre Canadians to be telling Alberta what they can and cannot do in terms of asking themselves a question." Benzie was beating up on her, please don't make excuses for fellow panelists Lisa! He can hoist with his own petard @lraitt @robertbenzie

@jenstilmanydots Galaxy brain Hodgson fails to realize how difficult it would have been or would be to build a reactor in this country in the past 11 years.

“If your heat source was nuclear, you would dramatically drop the carbon intensity because you wouldn’t be burning the natural gas,” Hodgson said.

@AlbertaDad16 Review the facts

@lamphieryeg KM was facing fiscal uncertainty and almost certainly would have canceled the project regardless of who was Prime Minister. It's also extremely likely that TMX wouldn't exist today if the Conservatives had formed government at the time.

A pipeline that cost $34 billion of our tax dollars. Not a dime of which would have been spent if the Liberals and their BC pals had not obstructed KM every step of the way. And now you think we should THANK them for their largesse? 🤣

@brianlilley I wish

Deport them all.

Midwit economist brain take from the PM. One can be strongly pro-Brexit and adamantly pro-Canada. As I am, in both cases on national sovereignty grounds. (This Politco piece also shows how little Canadians really understood or still understand Brexit.)

@ryanjespersen @maxfawcett @mindingottawa Blacklocks receives zero money how come the National Oberver can’t? No I do support government subsidies for any media

"It simplifies the conversation to a point of absurdity." Lead columnist @maxfawcett responds after @mindingottawa singles out Canada's National Observer over federal media subsidies. Do you support govt funding for journalism in Canada? FULL: rtrj.info/051926Max #cdnmedia

@BlairKing_ca @nbennett_ca He knew what he was doing and also knew he would not win in the courts but plowed ahead anyways wasting how much taxpayers dollars for that he’s a jerk

@nbennett_ca Such mixed feeling about this. Admire John Horgan for his work as a Premier but also remember how he, Adrian Dix and the anti-Site C folks tried so very hard not just to stop the project but to attack those who were arguing the, now confirmed, case that the energy was needed

If Danielle Smith succeeds in getting a new pipeline built through B.C., I suggest it be named the David Eby pipeline. biv.com/news/commentar…

@Harry__Faulkner @CFIB - is this true about Tim Horton’s?

We were told by CFIB lobbyists and Restaurants Canada that local Canadians were too lazy to work at Tim Hortons. Now, on the eve of American competitors moving in, Tim Hortons tells Canadians that it will employ 10,000 Canadians. Continue the boycott.

@thescottbarber You forget that FNs ceded their rights under those treaties /

What Alberta Separatism would actually look like even if it was possible constitutionally (which it isn’t): 1. Oil sands would almost entirely remain in Canada along with all Treaty 8 territory. I would love for someone to explain how any other result is even possible (it isn’t). 2. Upwards of 20 percent of the population would leave immediately, most of these being educated professionals from urban/suburban areas. 3. The remaining “Albertans” would be left to scratch together a military, a pension system, a diplomatic settlement ice and international agreements, and thousands other things the federal government already does and pays for. 4. Chaos, cronyism, and fighting over the scraps. Everyone who can leave will leave. 5. Then would come the clambering to return to the edenic garden of Canada and people pretending to have never supported separation in the first place.

@DanielDorman_ Do you think it’s 1980 or something. There is no pathway for constitutional reform in Canada. The ROC loves the status quo it’ll never change

"If Alberta hopes to achieve greater autonomy within Confederation, it will be won not through grievance or defiance but by lawful and responsible assertion of political will within Canada’s existing constitutional framework. By framing autonomy as an exercise of responsible government – a core doctrine of Canada’s constitutional tradition – the discourse will shift from political protest to institutional legitimacy..." This September 2025 paper is re-trending on the @MLInstitute website... macdonaldlaurier.ca/how-the-west-w…

@eva_kurilova @mario4thenorth Judges don’t understand that every ruling like this undermines support for immigration. Very damaging

@mario4thenorth Like, you become dangerous and antisocial enough that suddenly you're a victim of your own evil nature and that warrants leaving you as a roaming menace 🤷 wonderful

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

@jimmathesonnhl Injuries are killing Colorado not coaching

All this talk from angry Avs fans that Jared Bednar should be fired, like he is problem…c’mon. Avs at some point may be keeping seat warm for young Denver U David Carle but if Bednar was fired he would be out of NHL work five mins.

@BBGreatMoments Ferguson Jenkins

That time I say “Canadian baseball player,” who’s the first MLB name that comes to mind?

@business Hey @business @timhodgsonmt if Alberta oil sands companies can absorb this cost then Equalization Eastern Canada can also afford to pay a Carbon Price on the 450,000 barrels of foreign oil they import daily.