BREAKING: Trump personally called Team USA and told them they must beat Canada 🇺🇸🏒🇨🇦
White House Press Sec: “We look forward to the U.S. beating our soon-to-be 51st state, Canada.”
🇨🇦🇺🇸 take Trade War to the ICE TONIGHT
WHO WILL WIN 🥇
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To this day, the best sporting moment I’ve ever been to. They put this video out annually and I watch it over and over getting chills, reliving that moment!
Day 1 @rydercup is in the books with the U.S. down 6 1/2-1 1/2. The American side didn't win a full point on Friday for Europe's biggest Day 1 lead since 2004.
Canucks Captain Quinn Hughes and team executives visited the West Kelowna Fire Department to show appreciation for their extraordinary efforts to protect their community.
Thanks to #Canucks fans’ bids during the Wildfire auction, topped up by team ownership and the @CanucksForKids Fund, we're proud to announce a contribution of $250,000 to the Canadian Red Cross BC Wildfire Appeal.
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Seeing lots of takes on Novak giving this kid a taste of his own medicine
This just had to happen
There isn’t a world where Novak shouldn’t have done this after beating the kid
It was an absolute must
This timelapse, shot from the very north end of Clifton Road, shows how rapidly and ferociously the #McDougallCreek fire moved north in just under 3 hours Thursday night, right before it jumped the lake. #BCWildfire#Kelowna#WestKelowna
🎥: Michael Holzhey/MGH Photography
This timelapse, shot from the very north end of Clifton Road, shows how rapidly and ferociously the #McDougallCreek fire moved north in just under 3 hours Thursday night, right before it jumped the lake. #BCWildfire#Kelowna#WestKelowna
🎥: Michael Holzhey/MGH Photography
West Kelowna Fire Chief Jason Brolund describing firefight that took place last night and continues. "Firefighters battled hard" to save buildings and "rescuing members of the public who had refused to leave". He says "it was like battling one hundred years of fires in one night."