In Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, Edmonton got one win closer to the Cup thanks to a two-goal comeback and overtime heroics from Leon Draisaitl. The Oilers then dropped the next two games of the series until one of the more chaotic Final games in recent memory.

I wouldn’t go as far as to say that the Oilers’ winning the sacred chalice of Canada’s Game would send a message to Donald Trump, as I’m not convinced he is capable of receiving such things.

Though not a perfect measure, using marketing as a pulse check shows that Canada’s national pride has swelled, absorbed the Edmonton Oilers and the country’s love of hockey, and also has more of an edge to it from ongoing strife with the United States.

Ashley Sinclair of Sherwood Park, Alberta, has been crocheting Emotional Support Playoff Chickens for the Oilers fan in your life who needs help regulating their emotions while watching the Stanley Cup Final. New Oilers Defender Has Boxing Legend Lineage EDMONTON – “I tell everybody that I’m named after him.”

Mark Carney said he sees opportunity for Canada to build a new pipeline to ship more oil to foreign markets, if it’s tied to billions in green investments to reduce the industry’s environmental footprint.

Nicholas Nahas, with King of Donair in Halifax, is a big fan of Florida Panthers star — and Nova Scotia native — Brad Marchand. So big, in fact, he’s openly supporting the U.S.-based team online against the Edmonton Oilers and holding contests to show his unwavering support for the player from Hammonds Plains.

The U.S. depends on Canadian oil imports, despite comments by President Trump that the U.S. does not need to import goods including oil and gas from Canada, Cenovus Energy (NYSE:CVE) CEO Jon McKenzie said Tuesday,