Stan Marple

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@Martyupnorth Yep

Chirping Trump to score a few points in Canada is OK. But Carney has gone too far. Getting in bed with China, pissing off Trump and other stunts like Ford's ad, is putting us on the wrong team. This coud actually become a real conflict between our two countries, all because the Liberals are trying to win votes from Elbows Up Canadians who are too stupid to realize they are being played.

@NHLAlumni Very sad to hear of Jason's passing. Exceptionally talented player. Glad I got to know and coach him for one season of his hockey carrer.

The NHL Alumni Association is saddened to share that Jason Lafrenière has passed away at the age of 59. From St. Catharines, Ontario, Jason was a top producer in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL), registering 95 points in 59 games during the 1984-85 season, and was selected by the Quebec Nordiques in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. Jason made his NHL debut with Quebec on October 9, 1986. Four days later, on October 13, he scored his first career goal and would finish the game with two goals and one assist. Jason played two seasons with the Nordiques and went on to play for the New York Rangers and Tampa Bay Lightning, respectively, finishing his NHL career with 34 goals and 87 points in 146 games played. Jason proudly shared that his father, Roger Lafrenière (d. 2009), who also played in the NHL with the Detroit Red Wings and the St. Louis Blues, taught him everything he needed to know about being a hockey player. We send our deepest condolences to Jason’s family, friends, and former teammates during this incredibly difficult time.

@GBHKY Alumni Cole Sanford doing what he does best - score goals ! ❤️🐻🏒🇬🇧🇨🇦

“It just reminds me of all the people that supported me, I am just grateful to be here.” Noah Philp on scoring his first @NHL goal in tonight’s victory. @Enterprise | #LetsGoOilers

CONGRATULATIONS, NOAH! 💙🧡 @LegacyHCYeg | #LetsGoOilers

@EdmontonOilers Another Awesome @GBHKY Alumni ❤️🐻🏒

First of many, Noah 👊 #LetsGoOilers

@Bob_Stauffer @EdmontonOilers Another Awesome @GBHKY Alumni ! ❤️🐻🏒

A well-earned victory tonight for the @EdmontonOilers Noah Philp scores his first NHL goal...a testament to never giving up on a dream! Andrew Mangiapane scores for the 2nd straight game...off to a solid start. Thatcher Demko was brilliant for Vancouver-34 saves.

@Bob_Stauffer @EdmontonOilers Another Awesome @GBHKY Alumni !

No team has more wins in the NHL (Regular Season and Playoffs-123) than the @EdmontonOilers since Kris Knoblauch was named Head Coach on November 12th, 2023.

@JesusIsMyKingX Amen

If Jesus is your Lord and Savior, type Amen.

@RealAndyLeeShow I concur 100 %

Happy birthday to a great Canadian hero! Thank you Tamara! We love you!

Former Bears in Europe – gbhky - Great to see these awesome ⁦@GBHKY⁩ alumni at our summer skates ! Good Luck men 🐻🏒❤️ gbhky.com/former-bears-i…

We Noah guy who turns 27 today 🥳🎂 #LetsGoOilers

@EdmontonOilers Happy BD Noah !

Noah Philp turns 27 today. He had 19-16-35/+11 in 55 GP with the @Condors last season and played 15 games for the @EdmontonOilers and was sound defensively. The 6’3”, 198 right shot Center has solid shot at making the Oilers this season.

Looking forward to some pre season action in Cold Lake Alberta ! Vs. the U of S ! Will be a great weeknd of @USPORTSca and @CanadaWest Hockey ! GO @GBHKY GO !

@Martyupnorth_2 Marty, I am very blessed my ancestors got on a boat and came to Canada to start homesteads to help develop Western Canada. It was very hard work for them they earned it. Very fortunate for us we have been the benefactors of their Christian values and excellent work ethic.

Imagine being born in Canada between 1946-1964 and thinking you're anything less than privileged/lucky. You're literally the 1% of 1% of 1% of humanity. Greater odds than 6/49, but sure....you worked harder than everyone else.