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‘I’ve become Canadian in Calgary’: Newcomer weighs Alberta’s separation debate (opens the original)
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CALGARY — Alberta’s separation debate carries deeply personal implications for immigrants who chose Canada and built their lives in the province, including what an independent Alberta could mean for their citizenship, legal status and sense of Canadian identity. For Dozie Anyaegbunam, who moved from Nigeria to Calgary with his wife and two young children five years ago, the issue is deeply personal. “My identity at its core really ... I’ve become Canadian in Calgary,” Anyaegbunam said. Now a Can
Lululemon, Canada Goose and Ikea, among brands expanding into resale markets (opens the original)
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CALGARY - As Canadians increasingly turn to second-hand goods to stretch their dollars, some of the country’s biggest brands are looking to capture a piece of the growing resale market themselves. Vancouver-based Lululemon is among the companies expanding into resale in Canada - joining brands including Canada Goose and Ikea - that are giving customers ways to sell back used products so they can be resold to someone else. “Their products are already being sold in the resale market. Why not just
The oil isn’t flowing, but the wells are still there. What’s taking cleanup so long? (opens the original)
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PONOKA COUNTY, Alta. - On more than 37 acres of central Alberta countryside dotted with ponds and wildlife, about two dozen steel pilings jut out of the ground — remnants of an orphan oil and gas site Amanda Kamps has been waiting years to see fully cleaned up. Kamps bought the property seven years ago. Three months later, the company responsible for the site went under, she said. “It has been a struggle basically the whole time that I’ve lived here,” Kamps said. When an oil and gas site no long
‘It has been a struggle’: Alberta landowners face years-long waits for orphan well cleanup (opens the original)
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PONOKA COUNTY, Alta. - On more than 37 acres of central Alberta countryside dotted with ponds and wildlife, about two dozen steel pilings jut out of the ground — remnants of an orphan oil and gas site Amanda Kamps has been waiting years to see fully cleaned up. Kamps bought the property seven years ago. Three months later, the company responsible for the site went under, she said. “It has been a struggle basically the whole time that I’ve lived here,” Kamps said. When an oil and gas site no long
‘It has been a struggle’: Alberta landowners face years-long waits for orphan well cleanup (opens the original)
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PONOKA COUNTY, Alta. - On more than 37 acres of central Alberta countryside dotted with ponds and wildlife, about two dozen steel pilings jut out of the ground — remnants of an orphan oil and gas site Amanda Kamps has been waiting years to see fully cleaned up. Kamps bought the property seven years ago. Three months later, the company responsible for the site went under, she said. “It has been a struggle basically the whole time that I’ve lived here,” Kamps said. When an oil and gas site no long
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