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@CityofEdmonton Edmonton also requires affordable housing for minimum wage earners, so businesses don't need to rely on temp workers. If people had a place of their own within walking distance of basic amenities, they would be more productive and willing to work. The Quarters is a perfect fit.

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@robert_embury @ctvedmonton It's also tax season; that's a bit of a pick me up, right?

@ctvedmonton It’s not the season,it’s the delay to the next season,like right now .It sucks ,-18 c ? It really sucks!

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@Lohughes @CityofEdmonton I've seen countless infills in established neighborhoods with street parking which is a huge issue. There is a ton of space by Rogers, Macewan, The Quarters where larger, affordable apartment blocks with lot parking can be built.

@WesleyAdams17 @CityofEdmonton Yes parking is a key piece that they’ve missed.

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@edmontonjournal We could build multiple affordable apartment complexes with lot parking, similar to apartments built in the 80's. Incorporating more studio apartments, that allows low income individuals to live on their own.

Gunter: Edmonton's Quarters experiment a multi-million dollar dud edmontonjournal.com/opinion/column…

@MarkQuiggmed @ck_gen @philippilk @WSJ I agree; it's the dumbest thing I've ever posted on X

@WesleyAdams17 @ck_gen @philippilk @WSJ That’s just wrong.

The @WSJ is losing its mind. It backed the idiotic suicide war and now its realising its unwinnable. The publication can’t back down so it is now running unhinged pieces saying: “Boots on the ground or this is our Suez moment”. There is no way to do that. It’s so over. 🇺🇸📉

@Edmontonsun It's cheaper, the cost of living is rising, which requires wages to increase for Canadians. Increasing tfw numbers will keep pay lower and allow employers to exploit labour and allow the government to ignore systemic issues plaguing Canadians like housing, addiction and health.

LILLEY: Why are Liberals expanding temporary foreign worker program? edmontonsun.com/opinion/column…

@MarkQuiggmed @ck_gen @philippilk @WSJ Hormuz straight, that's not what I heard..

@ck_gen @philippilk @WSJ It’s “Straight” of Hormuz. NOT plural. Maybe u should do some research prior to posting? 😉

@CityofEdmonton @redcrosscanada My building has near constant break-ins, our mailbox has been broken into so many times canada post has stopped delivering mail.

@CityofEdmonton @redcrosscanada If you required landlords to install cameras by all entrances of their buildings you would immediately improve safety. Cameras have become affordable and easy to use, there is no reason why this wouldn't work.

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@TrickleTruth @nypost It changes the Russian voters' perception of the war. It puts economic pressure on Putins regime. The rising cost of living and accumulation of national debt are felt by everyone in Russia, not just those sent to the front.

@nypost …does it changed anything on the “actual” battlefield, nope - it just stiffens the resolve of the Russian army to essentially ensure this moronic Ukraine army /govt is grounded into dust. Ukraine is simply making their situation infinitely worse but you can’t legislate stupidity

Russia's largest oil port crippled in huge Ukrainian drone attack trib.al/gtjW5sq

they'll ignore you long enough for them to find a way to get rid of you or until everyone forgets you

A loyal pro-Kremlin blogger who unexpectedly denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin as “a war criminal and thief” has been admitted to a psychiatric facility. nbcnews.com/world/russia/k…

@FoxNews He used Iran and its oppressed people as pawns in a geopolitical vetting process to manipulate the western world into bowing to his authority.

"We will REMEMBER!" President Trump puts the whole world on notice over those who acted -- and those who didn't -- in Iran and calls countries “COWARDS” for refusing to help open the Strait of Hormuz.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA Canada welcomes Ukrainian expertise

🇺🇦❗️“I have no idea what the allies have been looking at for four years while we have been at war,” — Ukrainian military instructors who went to help counter Iranian missiles and UAVs are shocked by the way the US shoots down “Shaheds,” writes The Times – First, the Persian Gulf countries launched as many as 8 Patriot missiles at one (!) enemy target, each costing more than $3 million. – They often used a ship-based SM-6 missile, worth about $6 million, to shoot down a “Shahed” worth $70,000. – The US and its allies often literally “shine” their radars like beacons — without proper camouflage. Ukrainians work differently: mobile radars constantly change positions. For example: just three (!) cheap Shahed drones destroyed the AN/FPS-132 early warning radar (~$1 billion) and another air defense radar (~$300 million), which had been standing in one place for months and were perfectly “readable” from satellites.

@CTVNews Inuit are an integral part of northern defense. Their eyes and ears are crucial for detecting all kinds of threats. Their presence alone signifies Canadian sovereignty in our northern territories.

Critics urge Ottawa to help Inuit resist Chinese surveillance, economic dependence ctvnews.ca/politics/artic…