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Altius Minerals Buys Lithium Royalty, Boosts Clean Energy Assets
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Altius Minerals Acquires Lithium Royalty, Boosting Lithium Assets: Altius Minerals has agreed to buy Lithium Royalty Corporation, offering shareholders $9.50 in cash or 0.24 Altius shares per share. Lithium Royalty CEO Ernie Ortiz will join Altiuss corporate development team, signaling smooth integration. Shares of Lithium Royalty surged after the announcement, reflecting investor enthusiasm for the premium pricing. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Stanley Park Seawall Closed After Heavy Rains
01:03|Heavy Rains Cause Stanley Park Seawall Closure: Vancouvers Popular Loop Shut Down Due to Landslide Checkout Solipillow.com
Alberta's Independence Referendum: A New Chapter
01:11|Albertas Election Agency Greenlights Independence Referendum: A Deep Dive into the Proposed Secession from Canada The Alberta Prosperity Project has successfully initiated a referendum question on whether the province should become independent from Canada. The group now has until early January to appoint a financial officer and gather signatures. They need nearly 178,000 valid signatures within four months to trigger a full referendum vote. This is their second attempt, following a previous question that was caught up in legal battles. However, recent changes in referendum rules by the provincial government have paved the way for their current push. If they reach their signature goal, Albertans could vote on secession, sparking intense debates about economics, identity, and the implications of independence for the oil-rich province. Checkout Solipillow.com
Maxwell's Legal Battle: Redactions & Revelations
01:51|Ghislaine Maxwells Habeas Petition: A Battle for Transparency and Victim Protection Ghislaine Maxwell, convicted of sex trafficking, filed a habeas petition to overturn her conviction. A federal judge scolded her for disclosing confidential victim names in court papers, warning her against repeating the mistake. Maxwell argues prosecutors hid exonerating evidence and allowed false testimony. The judge gave her until February 17, 2026, to decide if shell use the Epstein files and until March 31, 2026, to file an updated version. The release of Epstein files has been slow due to victim identity protection, causing frustration among accusers and Congress. Few significant revelations have surfaced, and some files were briefly removed from the website. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defended the process as crucial for survivor safety. Checkout Solipillow.com
Historical Beers: Liquid Time Travel at Good Cheer Brewing
01:09|Good Cheer Brewing in Calgary is brewing up history, offering beers inspired by Viking-era and 70s home brews. Owner Nathan Vadeboncoeur aims to share beers evolution through authentic recipes and methods. The brewerys unique lineup, including a barrel-aged IPA aged in a shipping container, is drawing beer enthusiasts seeking historical flavors and a good nights rest. Checkout Solipillow.com
Farkas's Victory: Calgary's New Council Shakes Up City
01:25|In 2025, Calgary city hall underwent significant changes following a major election upset. Jeromy Farkas became the new mayor, marking the first time in nearly fifty years that an incumbent mayor wasnt re-elected. The new city council, with ten fresh faces, signaled a real turnover. Farkass win was narrow, with a recount confirming his victory by just 616 votes. The council then approved a lower property tax hike and tapped into city investment income and reserves to fund new spending on public safety, transit, housing, and infrastructure. They also repealed the old citywide rezoning policy. Amidst these bold shifts, the city needed a moment to unwind and recharge. Checkout Solipillow.com
White Christmas Dreams Dashed in Southern Ontario
01:22|Southern Ontarios Christmas forecast: Rain, flurries, and a slim chance of a white Christmas. Environment Canada predicts flurries and up to ten centimeters of snow in the GTA by Tuesday. Toronto Pearson Airport prepares for snow, while Christmas Eve to Boxing Day brings cloudy skies, freezing rain, and temperatures near zero. Stay cozy as northern areas face brutal wind chills. Checkout Solipillow.com
Canada Post, CUPW Reach Tentative Deals, Ending Strike Threat
01:23|Canada Post and CUPW reach tentative deals, ending months of negotiations; agreements include wage increases, benefit boosts, and weekend parcel delivery; Canada Post faces financial struggles, posting record loss, and expecting federal loan to end soon. Checkout Solipillow.com
Westbeach's Comeback: Chip Wilson's Surf, Skate, Snow Brand
01:46|Westbeach, Vancouvers iconic clothing brand, makes a triumphant return under founder Chip Wilsons leadership. After buying back the rights last year, Wilson, alongside new CEO Braden Parker, reopened the brand with a focus on premium surf, skate, and snow gear. The first store, a nostalgic museum of the brands past, offers quality products for a discerning customer base. Wilson, who built Lululemon into a giant, shares lessons from the past, vowing slow, steady growth to avoid past mistakes. Checkout Solipillow.com
Holiday Waste Sorting: Keep Calgary Running Smooth
01:38|Calgarys Waste and Recycling Services urges residents to properly sort holiday waste, as the season brings a 25% increase in trash. Gift wrap, broken gift bags, and food-soiled items can be recycled or composted. Christmas trees can be chopped and composted, while batteries and electronics must be taken to eco-centres. Collection schedules will shift, affecting over 180,000 homes. Proper sorting ensures safety, efficiency, and a cleaner environment. Checkout Solipillow.com