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Copp will play with Thorburn and someone else. I'd love for it to be Petan.

Péladeau is pulling a Sam Katz and has stepped away from Quebecor as he is leader of the PQ.

Who smaller?

18 is the average. It was built for the future something that is unknown to citizens of this city.

One more debate to go right? Still waiting for Trudeau or Mulcair to give the "us or them" comment making it a 2 party race.

Wonder what the cost breakdown was for buying the team? 50/50 between him and Mr. Thompson? Here's a look at the steepness of the upper deck. http://www.thehockeynews.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Quebec-Arena-Inside.jpg Hope there's no obstructed views

Poor Myers. Still kinda funny to see the smallest dman in league with one of the tallest.

Yeah, I just heard an interview the coach did today talking about the young guys left in camp and he did not bring up Ehlers. Makes me think too that he's on the team. Johnny Denmark!

I see 5 players(Thomas Raffl, Anthony Peluso, Nic Petan, Nikolaj Ehlers, JC Lipon) trying to grab the spots alongside Copp. Peluso is a fringe player like Halischuk and if Thorburn still wore the boxing gloves he'd probably never skate on the ice for us.

Another way to put it. Those on the fence... Forwards Thomas Raffl* Anthony Peluso Nic Petan Nikolaj Ehlers JC Lipon Defence Adam Pardy Paul Postma Jay Harrison Goalies Connor Hellebuyck Michael Hutchinson Hutch should have a big edge but the way PaMa has pulled him this year... Harrison as well but they might keep 2 dmen. It's a flip em between Pardy/Postma. 3/4 spots open for the above listed forwards. Who gonna play with Copp? J.C. Lipon? Who saw that coming? Dark horse pick.

The Winnipeg Jets announced they have re-assigned 16 players from training camp including the following 14 players to the Manitoba Moose: John Albert Joel Armia Eric Comrie *Patrice Cormier Chase De Leo *Matt Fraser *Matt Halischuk Brenden Kichton Scott Kosmachuk Jan Kostalek Andrew MacWilliam *Julian Melchiori Josh Morrissey Ryan Olsen *pending waivers The following two players have been released to their junior clubs: Nelson Nogier-Red Deer (WHL) Brendan Lemieux-Barrie (OHL) Morrissey to me looks like a small Dman. Makes Toby look bigger. Disappointed by Armia being sent down. Lemieux may been loved before camp but I just not see anything from him. Halischuk no longer teacher's pet. Whose the new 13th forward? Hmmm. Wonder if Fraser get picked up. Helle vs Hutch battle taking place?

http://www.winnipegsun.com/2015/09/27/quebec-city-set-to-unveil-videotron-centre Nice arena.

We were looking at 1-3 rookies making the team this year. Not looking good for any IMHO.

7-0

5-0 Must kill PaMa to not pull Hutch. It was so easy last year. Dubnyk was UFA remember Trying to find way to blame Toby, need help, anyone? May be bigger cut day tomorrow then expected Now some sanity...its just preseason

1% GST increase would cover that. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/canada-lost-when-ottawa-cut-the-gst/article10271589/

Honest count = 3 Goalie is totally trustworthy

Brian Dobie. No one has won more games at IG Field then him.

Whats with signing 30yr old Dmen to 7-8yr contracts?!?!

Then no grand jury for Kane.

No McJesus in lineup for the Oil.

Have to wonder what the Jets would do. Ribeiro still with the Predators after settling his case out of court.

After the Civic election i dont quite trust polls as much.

For clarity sake... WFP: Mary Agnes Welch and Mia Rabson The NDP candidate for Charleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-Headingley has stepped down after comparing the practices of an ultra-orthodox Jewish group to the Taliban. NDP spokesman George Soule confirmed late Thursday that Stefan Jonasson, who previously ran for city council in the area, has resigned. In 2012, Jonasson tweeted "Much like the Taliban and other extremists, the Haredim offer a toxic caricature of faith, at odds with the spirit of the religious tradition they profess to represent." The tweet surfaced Thursday on the True North Times, a blog whose stated goal is to capitalize on "scandals, politicians who are more ridiculous than cartoon characters and a highly contested election on the horizon, where there will surely be blunders and comedic moments." Jonasson told the Canadian Press his comments were taken out of context — he was not comparing Jews to a terrorist group.He said he was criticizing the way women are treated by the Haredim, including segregation of the sexes and strict dress codes. Jonasson says he was asked by the NDP to step down and agreed to do so. "I wish that the party had had the courage and the foresight to believe that my candidacy was worth defending, but they did not," Jonasson told the Canadian Press Thursday night. "I'm conflicted. I understand the party's reasoning and it's a disappointment to me." Jonasson said he was asked by the NDP to step down, and he agreed. NDP Leader Tom Mulcair issued a brief comment about Jonasson's decision following the leaders' French-language debate in Montreal. "I think that that person clearly recognized that he had said something totally inappropriate and has withdrawn and that's enough," he said. Jonasson has a bachelor’s degree in theology and arts as well as a master’s degree in divinity from the University of Winnipeg. He’s been a Unitarian minister since 1991. He served in senior roles in the church, most recently as director of growth strategies and large congregation development. The riding is currently held by Conservative Steven Fletcher. Also running are Liberal Doug Eyolfson and Green Party candidate Kevin Nichols. The NDP placed second in the riding during the 2011 federal election. "There is no safe seat for the Conservatives as I believe most Canadians want this government gone," he told the Canstar community newspaper, The Metro, earlier this year. "I’m concerned about the growing inequalities amongst Canadians." Jonasson ran in last year’s municipal election in which he placed third in the St. James-Brooklands ward.