Not that I want to defend my hometown of Winnipeg, but I have also been here for 20 years. If you have a cottage and live in the right pockets of Winnipeg, the city is fine. In some ways, the city has much more personality than Calgary and more events in the summer. That being said, I left Winnipeg for a reason. Calgary just registers across the board better, but other than Vancouver and Toronto, Canadian cities can't compete with major U.S. markets, lower tax regimes, and sunny destinations where you can largely live in the community without being bothered.
There is definitely something wrong with the Jets' dressing room, and maybe Scheifele and others need to go, including Dubois who seems to be a consistent malcontent.
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