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Residents of Edmonton’s Crestwood neighbourhood are expressing concerns about the potential approval of multiple 8-plex developments ahead of a provincial deadline. Numerous applications have been submitted, prompting fears that properties could become ‘sandwiched’ between larger builds, affecting the community’s character and property values.
Edmonton Elks kicker Vincent Blanchard has begun journaling his kicks and outcomes during the 2026 season to enhance his mental focus. Known for his precision, he led the CFL with 55 field goals at a 93.2 per cent success rate, which included a record nine field goals in a single game.
The University of Toronto has rejected a report from its Muslim, Arab, and Palestinian discrimination working group, citing significant departures from previous equity assessments. The report called for extensive recommendations to address perceived discrimination and policing issues on campus, including considerations of exceptions based on international conflicts.
Thélyson Orélien stated that he began writing his novel ”C’était ça ou mourir” in 2017 and affirmed that artificial intelligence played no role in its creation, as reported by Boréal. The statement was released on Tuesday, clarifying the authorship of the work.
Brandon Kazakoff’s defence lawyer, Glenn Verdurmen, addressed the court on Tuesday, characterising the incident as “one horrendous, horrible mistake.” The statement highlights the legal strategy as the case unfolds, focusing on the nature of the events in question.
Prime Minister Mark Carney, originally from Alberta, emphasised the significance of the province’s forthcoming separation referendum in his Thanksgiving Day message, stating that Canada is ‘worth fighting for.’
Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles stated on Tuesday that public ownership of Stelco may be the sole option to prevent the loss of approximately 350 jobs, highlighting a critical development in the ongoing discussions regarding the company’s future employment outlook.
A worker died following the collapse of a canopy at the Fairmont Winnipeg hotel construction site on Thursday. The individual was engaged in asbestos abatement at the time of the incident, prompting investigations into safety protocols at the site.
Stelco has denied allegations of breaching its agreement with the federal government, stating the claims are “false.” The company affirmed its readiness to take necessary actions to safeguard its interests.
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