This month, I officially became a Canadian! To me, Canada means trust, respect, and the rule of law. Despite political challenges, our country is still wonderful. Cherish your freedoms, clean air, and water – not everyone has these. #HappyCanadaDay! ❤️🍁❤️
Eby: "I feel sorry for Americans. If you can't be friends with Canada, then you almost certainly do not have a friend anywhere in the world. And that is a very lonely place to be."
Disappointed in @TransLink.
Surrey Vaisakhi Parade draws 600K, and for years had buses for elders along the route. This year—nothing. Seniors were left struggling.
Why unequal support vs Vancouver?
Fix this next year.
cc: @Dave_Eby@sukhdhaliwal@randeepssarai@TranBC
🚀 Mary Jackson, NASA’s first Black female engineer, broke racial & gender barriers in aerospace. Her work in aerodynamics advanced space exploration, and her advocacy paved the way for women in STEM. Featured in Hidden Figures, her legacy inspires!#WomenInSTEM#NASA#MaryJackson
Hedy Lamarr wasn’t just a Hollywood star—she co-invented frequency hopping, the tech behind Wi-Fi, Bluetooth & GPS! Her WWII innovation helped secure radio signals & shaped modern wireless communication.
#WomenInSTEM#HedyLamarr#TechInnovation#WomenInTech
John Horgan believed in the power of public service. He saw it as a privilege, as a way to help others and to make our country better.
He loved British Columbia. As Premier, he had a tenacity, passion, and dedication for his work that very few could match. Through the pandemic, through wildfires and floods — through everything — he led with courage and warmth. He was a true progressive—a leader on climate action, affordable childcare, and Reconciliation. He championed the economy and clean energy, and he advocated for workers. And he always believed that we would get more done if we worked together.
My thoughts are with his wife, Ellie, his two sons, and all those who loved him. I will miss him dearly.
Canadian-born Khushi Kaur Jhalli (15) is a three-time national medalist. On June 28, 2024, she competed in the Pan American Championships in the Dominican Republic, where she wrestled in four matches, winning three and losing one, ultimately earning a silver medal for Canada.
She attends Guildford Park Secondary School in Surrey and competes in the 69kg weight category.
@neilycanuck Not him complaining when they barely go any penalties, STILL LOST, switched goalies, STILL LOST, switched back, STILL LOST, pulled their goalie, STILL LOST, got so many pp opportunities, STILL LOST, them having 40+ shots on goal while we had 16 or so, STILL LOST
In the Last 30 Years :
Canucks vs. Oilers - 85-63-18
Oilers vs. Canucks - 63-85-18
Years missing the Playoffs
Oilers - 16
Canucks - 14
Stanley Cup Final Appearances
Canucks - 2
Oilers - 1
Presidents Trophy's
Canucks - 2
Oilers - 0
We all know who the better team is.
This is the cut on the neck of the first victim of the stabbing at White Rock beach. The second picture is a screenshot from a Global News story about the second victim, who didn’t survive. Doesn’t it look scary?
It’s very disturbing and concerning for many that the killer is still roaming free and can attack again. Many witnesses were present at the beach, and there are dozens of cameras there, yet @WhiteRockRCMP hasn’t released any picture or sketch of the attacker. Why?
@TrevHal@KerryLynneFindl People are afraid to visit the beach. You should follow up on this issue.
He was the voice of hockey for generations of Canadians. It’s hard to imagine the game without Bob Cole and his play-by-play. I’m thinking of his family and friends in Newfoundland and across the country today.