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Metro Vancouver has received numerous complaints this summer regarding a strong odour affecting parts of East Vancouver, particularly on hot days. This unpleasant smell has been traced to potential sources including a poultry slaughterhouse, seafood processors, and West Coast Reduction Ltd., a large rendering facility. Want More Context? 🔎

A B.C. man, Brendan William John Sullivan, was sentenced to 28 months in prison for the brutal rape of a 19-year-old woman outside a Chilliwack bar in October 2022. Despite his claimed remorse, the court emphasized the irreversible emotional and physical harm caused to the victim, who now suffers from ongoing trauma and health issues as a result of the attack. Want More Context? 🔎

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith warns that if Prime Minister Mark Carney does not include her proposed oil pipeline project on his list of nation-building initiatives by November 16, she will pursue alternative routes, including partnerships with U.S. companies. The proposal faces opposition from B.C. officials, while Saskatchewan’s Premier supports it, highlighting a significant provincial divide over energy infrastructure. Want More Context? 🔎

The Liberal government launched the Defence Investment Agency to expedite military procurement, aiming to equip the Canadian Armed Forces more efficiently while stimulating domestic industry and job creation. Stephen Fuhr, overseeing the agency, emphasized collaboration with allies and the importance of diversifying procurement sources, alongside the appointment of Doug Guzman as CEO to enhance capital allocation and project execution. Want More Context? 🔎

Tim Lang from Unity has decided to avoid seeking health care in Saskatoon after witnessing unsanitary conditions at Royal University Hospital, where he observed patients in distress and noted the high foot traffic around his mother's bed in a hallway. His experience has led him to express deep concerns about the state of care provided at the facility. Want More Context? 🔎

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced plans on October 1, 2025, to submit an application for a new oil pipeline to the northwest coast of British Columbia through the federal Major Projects Office. The announcement sparked immediate and intense reactions from various stakeholders, highlighting the divisive nature of energy infrastructure projects in the region. Want More Context? 🔎