Michael McMillan

Committed to making a difference. Taking the next steps on a continuing adventure.

[Michael McMillan @MM2_Michael]

What will you do with one breath? What will you do with your next breath? #HumboldtStrong

[Michael McMillan @MM2_Michael]

#WestJet @WestJet @WestJetNews @westje_Cust_ No assistance for her. Can’t get through on your lines. No chat support. Pathetic customer service, particularly considering it was days ago.

[Michael McMillan @MM2_Michael]

Hey @WestJet you cancelled my cousins connecting flt to Spain Fri. 2 days b4 strike, stranded her in Halifax. No hotel rooms. Can’t phone or connect on-line. Email 2day- Flt Halifax-Paris & Paris-Madrid. But Paris flt leaves de4 Halifax flt. No help. How can you be this bad?

[Michael McMillan @MM2_Michael]

Hey @WestJet you cancelled my cousins connecting flt to Spain Fri. 2 days b4 strike, stranded her in Halifax. No hotel rooms. Can’t phone or connect on-line. Email 2day- Flt Halifax-Paris & Paris-Madrid. But Paris flt leaves de4 Halifax flt. No help. How can you be this bad?

[Geronimo Morgans @GeronimoMorgans]

Dear Norway fans,

Thank you & I’ll say it again… you have been, beyond any argument, the most extraordinary supporters at this entire tournament.

From a country of five and a half million people, you crossed oceans, packed out stadiums, dressed American streets in red and white and transformed every single fixture into a carnival of noise, pride and unshakeable joy.

Three decades away from football’s biggest stage, and yet you returned carrying no sense of entitlement: only pure, infectious energy.

Your team repaid every ounce of that devotion, reaching a first ever World Cup quarter-final in the nation’s history, smashing straight through the old ceiling of the last 16 that had stood since 1938 and 1998. a stunning knockout of Brazil to even get there (a nation Norway have somehow never lost to across World Cup history).

The Viking Row wasn’t just a celebration for your own players. It moved rivals. It captivated neutrals. It swept up the entire watching planet.

England brought the run to a close. But nothing can erase what unfolded here. The finest chapter Norwegian football has ever produced. Walk away with your heads held high.

Thank you, Norway. For the emotion. For the history you carved out. For the row we’ll be talking about for years to come. Unforgettable. 🇳🇴

[ᜰ @markklfc]

Alf-Inge Haaland on speaking to Erling Haaland after Norway’s World Cup elimination to England.

🗣️ “I walked into the dressing room and saw my son sitting there in complete silence, tears streaming down his face. He tried so hard to hide them, but he couldn’t. His heart was shattered. I put my hand on his shoulder, looked him in the eyes and said, ‘Erling, don’t you dare apologise. Don’t carry this pain alone. You gave your country every drop of your heart, every ounce of your strength, and every breath you had.’ Seeing your own son broken like that is one of the hardest things a father can experience.”

”‘People only celebrate the goals and the trophies. They never see the sacrifices, the endless pressure, the sleepless nights, the injuries, the doubts, and the emotional burden of carrying an entire nation’s dreams. Erling wasn’t crying because he lost a football match. He was crying because his dream of making millions of Norwegians proud had slipped through his fingers. Those weren’t tears of weakness they were tears of love, pride and heartbreak.”

“I told him, ‘Lift your head, son. There is no shame in crying after giving absolutely everything. Real warriors cry because they care. Real leaders cry because they feel the pain of letting people down, even when they haven’t. Never let anyone tell you those tears make you weak they prove how much this country means to you.’”

“And to the people already searching for someone to blame… shame on you. Before you criticise these players, remember the joy they gave this nation. Remember how they made children dream again. Don’t destroy them in one night because football can be cruel. Every player in that dressing room is hurting far more than any supporter watching from the stands.”

“As his father, I couldn’t have been prouder tonight if he had scored a hat-trick and lifted the World Cup. I didn’t see a global superstar—I saw my little boy wearing Norway’s shirt, refusing to give up until the very last second. That’s what filled my heart with pride. Medals and trophies fade with time, but courage, sacrifice and love for your country stay with you forever.”

“These tears will never define Erling Haaland. They will shape him. One day, when people look back on his career, they won’t remember him crying—they’ll remember the man who stood back up after the deepest heartbreak and fought even harder. Tonight, Norway lost a football match, but they gained something even greater: a generation inspired by players who gave everything for the badge. Sometimes football breaks your heart… but it’s that heartbreak that creates legends.”

[Dave Di Cola 🇨🇦 @ImmaGonnaWeen]

Tell it Ruud! This is what Canada is. Unlike some countries, that will remain nameless, we embrace other cultures and people’s differences. 🍁 🇨🇦

[TSN @TSN_Sports]

The World Lives Here.

Canada is all together different. Truly unique. And so is our relationship to the beautiful game. This is our opening to the 2026 World Cup. Narrated by Kiefer Sutherland. #FIFAWorldCup

[Humboldt Broncos @HumboldtBroncos]

💚 April 7 – Green Shirt Day 💚

Today, we wear green.

To honour the legacy of Logan Boulet.
To remember.
To inspire.

The Humboldt Broncos stand together in green — a reminder of the impact one decision can make.

Let’s continue the conversation.
Let’s continue the legacy.

💚 Register as an organ donor
💚 Talk to your loved ones

#GreenShirtDay #LoganBouletEffect

[Mark Carney @MarkJCarney]

At 4:50 p.m., the bells of St. Augustine Church in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, will toll in remembrance of the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.

Hockey is woven into the fabric of communities across Canada, and Humboldt is no exception. Eight years later, the weight of that loss is still felt deeply. 

Today, we remember the victims, and hold their families, teammates, loved ones, and the entire Humboldt community in our hearts. #HumboldtStrong

[Humboldt Broncos @HumboldtBroncos]

Today, we remember the 2017–2018 Humboldt Broncos — and all those forever connected to our team. 💚💛

Never forgotten.
Forever Broncos.

#WePlayForThem

[Michael McMillan @MM2_Michael]

@HumboldtBroncos We continue to remember and we continue to come together and care for each other. The country and the entire world needs us to care for others. #HumboldtStrong #CanadaStrong

[Michael McMillan @MM2_Michael]

@HumboldtBroncos We will never forget. In this current difficult time we remember how Canada came together two years ago. It’s in our nation’s DNA to care for others. #HumboldtStrong #CanadaStrong

[Humboldt Broncos @HumboldtBroncos]

April 6, 2018 is a day the Humboldt Broncos organization, along with the hockey world, will never forget.

Today and every day, we remember and pay tribute to all 29.

Always in our thoughts and prayers.

#onceabroncoalwaysabronco

[Ivano Defazio 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇺🇸 @DefazioIvano]

SAY HER NAME - REST IN PEACE

JENNIFER JACOBS

[Social Moi 🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🐻‍❄️🍔🤣 @Social_Moi]

OUR Canada is NOT your 51st State.

Regards,

Canada
#SorryNotSorry

*Canadians Share This

[Raghu Venugopal MD @raghu_venugopal]

Very seriously, I don’t think there is a more beautiful flag in the entire world. Our national flag was first raised on this day in 1965.

[Ivano Defazio 🇨🇦🇮🇹🇺🇸 @DefazioIvano]

SAY HIS NAME - REST IN PEACE

EZEKIEL SCHOFIELD

[A Voice For The Voiceless @AwarenessTCS]

🕯️ SAY HIS NAME • REST IN PEACE 🕯️

Today we are holding space for Abel Mwansa Jr., 12, whose life was taken in the tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada on February 10, 2026.

Abel had just started seventh grade. He was looking forward to turning 13 next month. A milestone birthday he should have been counting down to.

He was a son deeply loved.

His mother shared through heartbreak:
“My son, I treasured the moment I spent with you. You were a great son and still remain a great one to me. This cut is the deepest.”

His father wrote about seeing Abel leave the house with a beautiful smile on his way to school, seeing in him a bright future ahead.

Abel was not a headline.
He was not a statistic.
He was a child with dreams, a family who adored him, and a future that should still be unfolding.

We are choosing to center Abel’s life and his name. And we are holding space for every family in Tumbler Ridge whose lives were forever changed on February 10, 2026.

Please join us by leaving a 🕯️ and saying “Abel” in the comments so his name remains visible and remembered.

Rest peacefully, Abel.
You were loved. You mattered. You will never be forgotten.

#AbelMwansa #TumblerRidge #BritishColumbia #Canada #SayHisName

[A Voice For The Voiceless @AwarenessTCS]

🕯️ SAY HER NAME! HER LIGHT WILL SHINE ON • REST IN PEACE 🕯️

Today we are holding space for Ticaria “Tiki” Lampert, 12, whose life was taken in the tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada on February 10, 2026.

Tiki was only 12 years old.

She was her mama’s everything. The glue of her family. One of eight siblings raised by her devoted mother, Sarah.

Those who loved her describe a bright, effervescent spirit. A little girl who lived fully in the moment. Who could make her whole family laugh until their bellies hurt. Who could spend time with her older sisters and still happily play with the little ones.

Her mom called her their “Tiki torch,” blazing bright.

She loved painting, cooking, crafts, and the things that made her uniquely her. She was courageous, compassionate, and full of life.

Tiki was not a headline.
She was not a statistic.
She was a daughter. A sister. A best friend. A child whose light filled rooms.

Today we honor her name. We honor her spirit. And we hold space for her mother, her siblings, and every loved one carrying this unimaginable loss.

Please join us by leaving a 🕯️ and saying “Tiki” in the comments so her light continues to shine far beyond Tumbler Ridge.

Her light will shine on.
You will never be forgotten.

#TicariaLampert #TikiLampert #TumblerRidge #BritishColumbia #Canada #SayHerName

[A Voice For The Voiceless @AwarenessTCS]

🕯️ SAY HER NAME • REST IN PEACE 🕯️

Today we are holding space for Zoey Renee Anne Benoit, 12, whose life was taken in the tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada on February 10, 2026.

Zoey left for school that morning thinking it was just another normal day.

She was a daughter. A sister. A bright light in her family.

Her mother shared the unimaginable heartbreak of waiting for Zoey after safely embracing other children who had made it out. Hours of not knowing. And then the devastating news that Zoey was among the victims.

Zoey was described as beautiful, loved, and strong-minded. She loved art. She loved playing with her siblings. She had a beautiful singing voice that she didn’t even realize she had.

She was their baby. Their brave girl.

Zoey was not a headline.
She was not a statistic.
She was a 12-year-old child with a future that should still be unfolding.

We are choosing to center Zoey’s life and her name. And we are holding space for every family in Tumbler Ridge whose lives were forever changed on February 10, 2026.

Please join us by leaving a 🕯️ and saying “Zoey” in the comments so her name remains visible and remembered.

Rest peacefully, Zoey.
You were deeply loved. You mattered. You will never be forgotten.

#ZoeyBenoit #TumblerRidge #BritishColumbia #Canada #SayHerName

Photo:
Royal Canadian police

[A Voice For The Voiceless @AwarenessTCS]

🕯️ SAY HER NAME. REST IN PEACE 🕯️

Today we are acknowledging Jennifer Jacobs, who lost her life on February 10, 2026, in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada.

She was a daughter. A friend. A woman whose life had meaning beyond the headlines.

In this tragedy, a family lost both a child and a mother. The depth of that loss is difficult to put into words.

We do not center the violence. We center the lives that were lost.

Today we hold space for all those grieving Jennifer, and for every family in Tumbler Ridge whose world was forever changed.

Rest in peace, Jennifer.
You will be remembered.

#JenniferJacobs #TumblerRidge #BritishColumbia #Canada #SayHerName