Rob Johnston

RT @HistoricaCanada: Canada’s most celebrated military victory, The Battle of Vimy Ridge, began on this day in 1917. The battle is an often…

RT @CanadianForces: #OTD in 1917, during the First World War, Canada was tasked with capturing Vimy Ridge in France. The battle would prove…

RT @thehipofficial: Let’s Get Friendship Right! On May 9th 30+ fantastic artists will be coving our songs in a special live tribute show, h…

RT @vimyfoundation: 108 years ago today, at 5:30 a.m., all four divisions of the Canadian Corps fought together for the first time at the B…

RT @RoyalCdnLegion: The Royal Canadian Legion’s National Headquarters and 1,350 Branches across the country are paying their respects to th…

RT @charleyboorman: After a years hard work we done it. Take a look at the trailer for #LongWayHome and don’t miss the premiere May 9 on @a…

RT @dieworkwear: How much do you think it costs to make a pair of Nike shoes in Asia? I'll show you. 🧵 https://t.co/1JI0Wa96SU

RT @TheBeaverton: Guy who says “Things could be worse” forced to retract statement https://t.co/YtZCvT9H7m

RT @RobynUrback: He can’t help himself. Poilievre’s supporters love it, but it’s repulsive to the people who have flocked to Carney, part…

RT @TheMasters: The Canadian foursome of Mike Weir, Taylor Pendrith, Nick Taylor and Corey Conners participate in the Masters tradition of…

RT @charleyboorman: Can’t believe we’re doing another one. We’re back! #LongWayHome is coming soon to @AppleTV https://t.co/9gR9Bs9v7x

A fantastic album...and Unfinished Sympathy everyday.

Jake (the 80s & 90s never ended in my world) Rudh @JakeRudh

On this day in 1991, Massive Attack released their debut studio album “Blue Lines” What’s your favorite song from this essential record? https://t.co/L3syBNddE5

RT @FOS: A look at the Monumental Sports Network’s control room during Alexander Ovechkin’s record-breaking 895th goal. https://t.co/iHqgi…

RT @IndyCarOnFOX: Seven years after being paralyzed in an #INDYCAR race, Robert Wickens will set a new milestone when he competes this week…

RT @TDISportsClips: April 5, 1993: Down two w/ 0:11 left in the National Championship game, Michigan’s Chris Webber (after getting away w/…

I remember this very well.

30 for 30 @30for30

32 years ago, Chris Webber was infamously called for a technical foul when he attempted to call a timeout when the Wolverines had none left. Michigan lost to North Carolina in the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Game 77-71. 30 for 30 ‘The Fab Five’ on ESPN+ 🍿 https://t.co/R3xE5bWsjW

RT @CanWarMuseum: From April 9–12, 1917, Canadians fought bravely at Vimy Ridge—winning a key WWI battle at great cost. Over 10,000 were ki…