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You have no idea how any head shot is going to affect anyone.

Yes, let's blame Collaros for getting drilled in the head on a cheap shot. I'm pretty sure the fans don't set the roster.

The Raptors are worth more than the Leafs. That's good news in it self.

Agreed. Compared to the rest of the Riders, Johnson looked ok.

I knew nothing about the structure of the management, including Divine. They didn't dive too deep into it but you got the sense that there was a lot of money not making it back to the artists and they were bitter.

The Jeffs are smiling this morning!

I just finished Wu Tang Clan (Of Mics and Men), a four part documentary series on the history of the Wu. I enjoyed it immensely. Some really good insight into the history of the Hip Hop legends. Dollar dollar bills y'all.

"Against Rider QB's" seems a bit dramatic. Each team deals with cheap shots. When the Riders stop, then complain.

And, you still need to draw him over to North America. He could have stayed in Sweden.

Hopefully that the ugliest game of the year cause it sure was ugly. Luckily, no one was watching.

What off ice issues for Lowry? I don't think they move two centres and not Lowry. They would need another to step up and I don't think there's a shutdown centre on the Moose. Roslo wanted to play more. Can't fault him for that. He's learned a hard lesson this year and will be better for it next year (as a Jet).

They looked like hot garbage and still looked comfortable against the Riders.

It's not the Bombers (yet) but it's hard to believe the CFL season finally starts tonight!! Every off season feels longer and longer and this one has been at least 18 months by my calculations.

He was fun to watch. Gunslinger.

No love for Lefors or Bishop? 2009 was lit!

I guess she still hasn't found a way to turn back time.

Not many on this board. I was speaking more broadly about the CFL media. It's hard enough to keep up with the comings-and-goings of one team in training camp, never mind other teams. I think the media are giving them the benefit of the doubt that they will be as good.

Every. Day.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/wawanesa-headquarters-true-north-square-1.5173584 Wawanesa Insurance to move North American HQ into True North Square, internal memo suggests Move to new digs expected in first half of 2023, Canadian firm announces to staff An email to staff of Wawanesa Insurance indicates the business is consolidating offices and moving its North American headquarters under one roof at True North Square in downtown Winnipeg. Employees scattered across six other offices downtown will make the switch "to create a more connected work community for our people," says the internal email obtained by CBC News. Wawanesa plans to move into a tower at 228 Carlton St. Construction is expected to start at the beginning of 2020 and wrap up in the first six months of 2023, the email says. "As we continue growing as a diversified North American insurer, we're proud to write the next chapter of our commitment to Winnipeg by investing in the city's evolving downtown," the email reads. True North Square public plaza, between two towers towers south of Graham Avenue between Hargrave and Carlton streets, opened in September 2018. The square will be home to four towers in total that will contain retail shops, residential and office space and a hotel. The first tenant to move into the first tower on Hargrave in summer 2018 was law firm Thompson Dorfman Sweatman. Construction on the third and fourth, the Sutton Place Hotel and Residences at the corner of Carlton and St. Mary Avenue, is projected to finish in 2021. Wawanesa's move will focus on sustainability and work toward Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification, the email states. Wawanesa is the largest mutual insurer in the country. It's been around since the end of the 19th century and got its start in Wawanesa, Man., about 185 kilometres west of Winnipeg, where its official head office remains, the company email said.

I'm looking into a pipeline from Gimli to my house. I'm having troubles navigating the new rules on pipelines though. Hoping the Supreme Court rules in my favour.

I would say it's about trends. In the past three seasons, Nichols has broken 3,000 yards each season and Collaros none.

Cauchy-potato. How could I forget him! It was a 2 for 1 deal. We paid for two players and got one. He didn't play too poorly in Edmonton though.

Have we seen how the field is going to be set up? Those end zone seats are going to be a fair bit away from the field, I think.

The whole fam is dodgy. Don't trust any of them!