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Rahim applauds Oilers, urges responsible celebration
June 05, 2006
Thank You Mr. Speaker.
When the Edmonton Oilers take to the ice in Raleigh, North Carolina tonight for game one of the Stanley Cup finals, all of Canada will be behind them. It’s a well-established fact that the Oilers enjoy the support of the best fans in the league. One need only look to the pride, excitement and passion in Rexall Place on game night to see that Edmonton is truly a city behind its hockey team. Unfortunately, the immature and irresponsible actions of the few following games last month have threatened to mar our city’s reputation. Vandalism, the destruction of public property and hooliganism are never justified. As fans take to the bars and restaurants along Whyte Avenue in my riding tonight following what is sure to be Edmonton’s first win of the series, I encourage everyone to celebrate responsibly. Let’s show Canadians watching from coast to coast that Edmonton truly is the City of Champions. Mr. Speaker, on behalf of the national Conservative caucus and Canada’s new government, Go Oilers Go! |
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