donlever wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2026 1:21 pm Crosby & Ovie on the ice together today.

End of an era?

Last time?

Nice 1st Faceoff

Ovi and Gino across from each other giving each the gears and elbows, Strome gets himself waived out so Ovi can come in against Sid.

The Sandman takes it in a convertatble from YVR to Tyler Meyer's place in Kelowna and the Benn's place in Victoria.

Liberal speaker at their convention proposes a $500,000 exit head tax for Canadians leaving Canada to live and work abroad. Same guy left Canada to the US to make his millions in the tech sector and now lives in London. Would this include young people on working vacations in Australian? Should ...

Further Canuck head coach, Travis Green, in Jack Adams consideration.

Was he a Diamond in the rough in Vancouver?

donlever wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2026 10:05 am

Topper wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2026 9:06 am What do you own when you own land?

In various BC locales less than you did 12 months ago.

I was going to say in another thread that maybe the Aqualungs are dealing with the wrong governments and need to look at their special pregame ceremonies for inspiration.

and no one asked if she gave good head?

Pertinent to historical posters

Cody Glass, drafted immediately after Scooter, has 19 goals. Scooter, 15.

Sweden and Canada are extremely similar in many ways, but I’m intrigued by some of the differences. If I understand it correctly, between 90 and 94% of Canadian forest land is publicly owned. That's astonishing. In Sweden that’s just 22%. Instead 47% is owned by individuals, usually been in the fam ...

Shit ain't that hard to identify

Sundin

Rypian

Gladu laid bare the cynical reality we all knew existed. Governments do not represent all Canadians, they favour the constituencies that got them elected. After the last Federal Election, she sent Housing Minister, ex Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, a letter detailing thing her Constituency needed ...

The petroleum industry has always been controlled, either internally by government coercion or externally by government bodies back to the Texas Railroad Commission. Weirdly at times when companies were coerced to co-operate with each other they were at the same time being prosecuted for restrictive ...