Thomas Lukaszuk isn’t exactly flying in formation with the PC party flock. Today, the Tory incumbent for the riding of Edmonton-Castledowns quipped to reporters “my number one team is team Castledowns.”
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Thomas Lukaszuk isn’t exactly flying in formation with the PC party flock. Today, the Tory incumbent for the riding of Edmonton-Castledowns quipped to reporters “my number one team is team Castledowns.”
The Calgary Flames will stand their ground in Game 4 against the Vancouver Canucks, even though they expect the blue, green and white to come at them full force in an effort to erase their deficit from the first-round series of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs.
PC Leader Jim Prentice and eight other passengers were not injured this afternoon after the campaign bus they were riding in was rear-ended by an SUV belonging to his security team.
After Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi smugly munched on a piece of unbuttered Wonder Bread branded with the Vancouver Canucks logo, he uttered three magical words.
Calgary's mayor is growing more concerned about the lack of clarity on flood mitigation projects to protect the city.
There wasn’t a line brawl this time around, but Game 3 between the Calgary Flames and Vancouver Canucks was just as vicious on Sunday night. Not only did the Canucks fall 4-2 to Calgary, but they could also lose forward Alex Burrows to a suspension.
TJ Brodie had a goal and an assist as the Calgary Flames beat the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 in Game 3 to take a 2-1 lead in their first-round series. Brandon Bollig, Sam Bennett and Sean Monahan also scored for the Flames.