Calgary

Watch Mayor Naheed Nenshi eat toast branded with Canucks logo

After Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi smugly munched on a piece of unbuttered Wonder Bread branded with the Vancouver Canucks logo, he uttered three magical words.

Copious amounts of Wonder Bread expected to be consumed this week, says Calgary Eyeopener team

"Vancouver? You're toast"

10 years ago
Duration 0:43
Copious amounts of Wonder Bread branded with the Canucks logo are expected to be eaten week, says CBC Calgary's morning show team.

After Naheed Nenshi smugly munched on a piece unbuttered Wonder Bread branded with the Vancouver Canucks logo, he uttered these three magical words:

"Vancouver? You're toast."

The idea to capture Calgary's mayor chomping down on our current hockey rivals all started with a really bad Christmas present.

"My mother didn't realize the toaster only branded one logo," said Dave Waddell, a technician for the Calgary Eyeopener.

That logo belonged to the Vancouver Canucks.

Waddell — who is a proud [ahem, shameless] Edmonton Oilers fan — didn't know what to do with what he describes as "the worst Christmas present ever."

So he brought it to work and added it to the Calgary Eyeopener "junk shrine," a place where every CBC employee is welcome to toss joke gifts and any unwanted things mailed to us from publicists.

Being an Oilers fan, CBC Calgary technician Dave Waddell felt he had no use for a toaster that branded bread with the Vancouver Canucks logo, so he brought it to work and added it to the morning show's "junk shrine." (Danielle Nerman/CBC)

Full disclosure: The Calgary Eyeopener junk shrine has never been dusted. 

The video was a co-production between CBC Calgary's news department and morning show, and has been offered to the Flames.