#Property Services in Alberta

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Edmonton Journal - Progress Alberta director to face 2024 jury trial on statue vandalism charges

Trial dates have been set for the editor of a progressive news website accused of vandalizing two Ukrainian monuments in 2021. Duncan Kinney was charged with mischief last year for allegedly spray painting the Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex’s bust of Roman Shukhevych, a Ukrainian nationalist figure linked to massacres of Jews and Poles during the Second World War.

The statue was sprayed with the words “Actual Nazi” in August 2021, a likely reference to Shukhevych’s collaboration with Nazi Germany. Some Ukrainian groups continue to embrace Shukhevych for his role in the country’s fight for independence and dismiss efforts to discredit him as Russian propaganda. Kinney is also accused of defacing a monument to Ukrainian Second World War dead at St. Michael’s Cemetery, which was painted with the words “Nazi monument” and “14th Waffen SS” around the time of the Shukhevych statue vandalism. The 14th Waffen SS was a volunteer formation of the Nazi paramilitary organization recruited from what is now southeastern Poland and western Ukraine.

Kinney, the executive director of the left-wing non-profit Progress Alberta, wrote about the vandalism on the Progress Report news site, reporting that it was the work of “an unknown person or persons.” He has pleaded not guilty and claims the charges stem from his critical reporting on the Edmonton Police Service.

Court records show Kinney will have a pre-trial conference on the charges in October, followed by a Court of King’s Bench jury trial starting Sept. 5, 2024.

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According to court records, Kinney is now facing an additional count of mischief to religious property

2022

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where would you move to if not toronto? i feel all my friends have toronto as the ideal living place (bonkers rent aside) but also we are literally all from small town northern ontario lol

I get why people move here! I mean I literally am here. it was fine. it is fine. it has all the amenities you want in a big city, like some semblance of public infrastructure, non white people, queer people, communists, certain health services, arts, food, weird niche scenes and stores and whatever. BUT,

now that I've been here for a decade, the rent that was astronomically expensive to me (coming from montreal 2014, where we had an old but comfy 2br for $750/mo total. $325/mo each) when I first got here now seems laughably cheap. it's miserable, yet competitive, and a lot of people get locked into shitty living situations out of fear of the nightmare of finding a new place to live. people often remark about the chill vibes montreal has (or had, depends who you ask), and ultimately a lot of it came down to: not having to hustle your ass off because you could have a beautiful walk-up in a nice medium-density neighbourhood for <$500, and being able to get good microbrews and wine at your corner store, lmao. QC tuition is also cheap for QC residents, and still cheaper than most places for out-of-province, so it really is/was The Place to be a student.

but back to hating toronto: the sprawl is sickening! you get a reprieve in certain neighbourhoods but it's just concrete on concrete on concrete mostly. I feel claustrophobic and trapped here. it takes over an hour IN A CAR to leave the city, or more like two hours if you get unlucky on the 401. if you don't drive? lmao. the commutes that people treat as 'normal' here are unbelievable and inhumane. if I want to be 'in nature' i have to make a whole trip out of it, like that's my entire day. and even then it involves shielding your eyes from the city and pretending it's not there while you look at the lake, or high park, or whatever. I never appreciated this enough about edmonton as a kid/teen but now when I think too hard about the river valley at home I get nauseatingly homesick. (ofc the sprawl in the prairies is horrific as well; I grew up in the small area of downtown edmonton well-serviced by public transport and by the river).

this is to say nothing of the big chunks of 'toronto proper' that I avoid entirely because they're full of the people toronto really wants to cater to, i.e. bay st business guys and lawyers who are the ones buying up all the new developments as investment properties. everything cool here gets torn down for these assholes and turned into luxury condos and people clap and cheer because it's 'more housing!' and you look over and doug ford is getting handed a big novelty check from the Corrupt Personal Friends of Ford Family and Property Developers Foundation.

ANYWAY. I don't know. I had my sights set on halifax for a long time, I love a smaller city and I LOVE the atlantic. it's marginally more affordable than here. it's very white but not as scary white as like, tbh, small town ontario/alberta, I think largely due to being a city and a big student population. but the more I think about it the more it seems kind of stupid to move myself so far away from all my friends, family, networks, etc... again. my fourth province? god. if I do it, I should do it earlier rather than later I guess? but the logistics are nightmarish.

hamilton is on my mind lately. it's more affordable, smaller, less insane as a move, would be close enough to family for my partner to be more comfortable and it's MUCH easier to 'go outside'. I have friends there so I wouldn't be starting completely over again, I even have clients who come to me from there so my work transition wouldn't be crazy. and I could still commute to toronto with bike + GO train. BUT THEN I WOULD STILL BE IN THIS FUCKING PROVINCE.

idk dude sorry for going on and on but this is literally all I've been thinking about for the last few months and I had a minor crisis about it all last week. godspeed getting out of small town ontario anyway. I guess my thesis is... if you speak french, consider montreal?

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March 22, 2023

Ms Pancholi: You know, Bill 9, under the Petty Trespass Act, basically amends the Petty Trespass Act to include the statement: “This Act binds the Government of Canada.” That’s what it does. It says that the government of Canada is bound by the Petty Trespass Act, which has always been the case. It always will be the case. It is completely unnecessary for this to be even included in the bill because it’s pretty much completely unnecessary.

Of course, we know that the reason behind – and we saw some very awkward, I have to say, press conferences with the Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction. A really embarrassing performance at a press conference. When asked, really, “What does this change?” the response was: it really doesn’t change much of anything; it’s clarifying the situation. What this is – it’s not even anything that has to do with Alberta, Mr. Chair. You know, sometimes I wonder if the members on the other side are angling for federal politics or they want to be Saskatchewan MLAs. I’m not sure what’s going on, but half the time they’re not even talking about things that have to do with Alberta.

This is a perfect example. This was really one case in Saskatchewan, that I don’t even remember the details of other than it didn’t really turn out to be much of anything, but everybody in Saskatchewan, all the conservatives in Saskatchewan got their hands up in a roar of, you know, federal employees trespassing on private property. I understand that not one single UCP minister has been able to point to a single instance of this being a concern in Alberta. When asked, they could not come up with an example.

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B.C. government seeks to seize properties allegedly linked to $165-million stock fraud

B.C. Civil Forfeiture Office alleges a $1.6-million house on Mission Ridge Road in Kelowna and a $524,000 condo at nearby Big White ski resort are the proceeds of crime

The B.C. government is suing to seize properties in the B.C. Interior that it alleges were linked to a $200-million-plus international stock fraud.

In a lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme Court this month, the B.C. Civil Forfeiture Office alleges a $1.6-million house on Mission Ridge Road in Kelowna and a $524,000 condo at nearby Big White ski resort are proceeds of crime and should be forfeited.

The properties are owned by Cuatro Cienagas Inversiones Ltd., incorporated in Hong Kong in January 2017 and registered in B.C. three months later as an extraprovincial company.

Named in the suit are Benjamin Thomas Kirk; Kayley Tyne Johnson, the current or former spouse of Kirk; and Carlos Gomez Brana. Kirk and Johnson’s last known address was at the Mission Ridge home and Brana is believed to live in Mexico.

None of the defendants has responded to the civil lawsuit. It contains allegations that have not been proven in court.

Among the allegations of unlawful activity against the trio are breaches of the U.S. Securities Act and the B.C. Securities Act, possession of proceeds of crime, fraud, manipulating stock prices, laundering money and tax evasion, according to court documents.

The forfeiture office alleges that Cuatro Cienagas Inversiones is owned and operated by one or more of Kirk, Johnson and Brana and was set up in B.C. to receive and distribute money from a stock fraud investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

In the fall of 2018, the SEC said it halted the penny stock fraud scheme by freezing assets of two individuals, including a British citizen, Roger Knox, and their companies.

The SEC said the scheme generated more than US$165 million in illegal sales of shares of at least 50 micro-cap companies, those with a value of $50 million to $300 million. Knox, and his Swiss-firm Wintercap SA, formerly Silverton SA, concealed stock ownership, allowing stocks to be pumped up in price and dumped for a profit, according to the SEC.

Knox faces criminal charges in the United States for the scheme.

The SEC’s complaint alleges Michael T. Gastauer aided the fraud by establishing several U.S. companies, including virtual financial firms, and allowing Knox to use the bank accounts to disburse the proceeds of his illegal stock sales.

According to the forfeiture office’s court filings, proceeds from the scheme were transferred to or on behalf of one or more of Cuatro Cienagas Inversiones, Kirk, Johnson and Brana.

Cuatro Cienagas then used that money to buy the properties in the Interior, according to the civil forfeiture office’s claim.

On March 22, 2017, Cuatro Cienagas used accounts set up by Gastauer to transfer $101,000 to Norwich Real Estate Services Inc. in Kelowna. On May 10 and 11, another $1.529 million was transferred in three instalments to an unnamed Kelowna law firm.

On May 18, Cuatro Cienagas bought the Mission Ridge home for $1.6 million in cash.

From May 30 to Oct. 23, 2017, Cuatro Cienagas transferred in three instalments $250,500 to a Bank of Montreal account. In December, Cuatro Cienagas also directed the Swiss firm, formerly known as Silverton, to transfer in three instalments $548,000 from another Bank of Montreal account to the unnamed Kelowna law firm.

On Jan. 10, 2018, Cuatro Cienagas bought the condo at Big White ski hill.

The unnamed law firm acted as Cuatro’s lawyer in the property purchases, according to the court filings.

According to the civil claim, Kirk was charged in 2013 of violations of the U.S. Securities Act. In 2015, Kirk admitted to breaches of the Alberta Securities Act and agreed to pay a fine of $100,000.

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Discover Your Dream Home: St. Albert Homes for Sale

St. Albert, a charming city located just northwest of Edmonton, Alberta, offers an appealing blend of natural beauty, vibrant community life, and modern amenities. If you're considering moving to this thriving city, you'll find a variety of homes for sale that cater to different tastes and needs. From stylish condos to spacious family homes, the real estate market in St. Albert Homes for Sale has something for everyone.

Why Choose St. Albert?

St. Albert has consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Canada, known for its family-friendly environment, excellent schools, and high quality of life. It combines the tranquility of suburban living with the conveniences of being near a major city like Edmonton. Residents enjoy a wealth of recreational activities, from scenic walking trails along the Sturgeon River to numerous parks and cultural events.

The city’s community-oriented nature, strong economy, and excellent healthcare services make it an ideal place for families, professionals, and retirees alike. Whether you're seeking a bustling neighborhood or a peaceful retreat, St. Albert offers a wide range of options for homebuyers.

Variety of Homes for Sale

St. Albert’s real estate market boasts a diverse range of properties that appeal to different types of buyers. Here's a glimpse of what you can expect:

Single-Family Homes

For families looking for more space, single-family homes are a popular choice. These homes typically feature large yards, multiple bedrooms, and spacious living areas, making them ideal for growing families. Many of these homes are located in quiet, established neighborhoods with easy access to parks, schools, and shopping centers.

Condos and Townhomes

For young professionals, empty nesters, or first-time homebuyers, condos and townhomes provide a more affordable yet stylish option. These homes often offer modern amenities, low-maintenance living, and are conveniently located near downtown St. Albert, where residents can enjoy a variety of dining, entertainment, and shopping experiences.

Luxury Homes

If you're in the market for a high-end home, St. Albert also has several luxury properties to offer. These homes are characterized by their prime locations, high-end finishes, and custom designs. Whether it’s a large estate overlooking the river or a modern architectural masterpiece, luxury homes in St. Albert cater to those with sophisticated tastes.

Key Neighborhoods to Explore

When searching for homes in St. Albert, certain neighborhoods stand out for their unique characteristics and amenities.

Lacombe Park: Known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and family-friendly atmosphere, Lacombe Park is a great option for those seeking a tranquil neighborhood with close access to schools and parks.

Erin Ridge: This newer development features a mix of modern single-family homes and townhouses. It's a great choice for families who want access to excellent schools and shopping.

Heritage Lakes: A picturesque area with beautiful homes situated near water features and parks, Heritage Lakes offers a peaceful, nature-inspired lifestyle.

North Ridge: A desirable community with modern homes, North Ridge appeals to families and professionals alike due to its proximity to parks, trails, and convenient commuting routes.

Buying a Home in St. Albert

Buying a home in St. Albert is not only a significant investment but also a lifestyle choice. The city’s real estate market offers a range of prices, making it accessible to both first-time buyers and those seeking upscale living. St. Albert's steady market and strong demand for homes ensure that buyers can find properties that align with their financial and personal preferences.

For those ready to start their home-buying journey, working with a local real estate agent can make the process smoother. Realtors familiar with the St. Albert Real Estate Buyer can offer insight into the best neighborhoods, current market conditions, and help you find a home that meets your specific needs.

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Expert HVAC Cleaning Service Solutions: Ensuring Optimal Air Quality in Alberta

Maintaining clean and efficient HVAC systems is essential for keeping your indoor air fresh and healthy. Over time, dust, dirt, and debris accumulate in your HVAC system, reducing its efficiency and compromising the air quality in your home or business. If you're looking for reliable HVAC cleaning service solutions in Alberta, it's crucial to understand the importance of regular maintenance.

Why HVAC Cleaning is Essential

Your HVAC system works tirelessly to keep your indoor space comfortable year-round, whether it's heating your home in winter or cooling it during Alberta’s hot summers. However, with constant use, the system’s filters, ducts, and vents can become clogged with pollutants, allergens, and bacteria. These contaminants not only degrade air quality but also force the system to work harder, increasing energy consumption and raising utility bills.

By investing in HVAC cleaning service solutions in Alberta, you ensure that your system operates efficiently, providing clean and breathable air. Regular cleaning also extends the life of your HVAC unit, preventing costly breakdowns and repairs.

Benefits of Professional HVAC Cleaning

Professional HVAC cleaning service solutions in Edmonton offer a range of benefits:

Improved Air Quality: Removing dust, allergens, and pollutants from your ducts ensures that the air circulating in your home or office is cleaner and healthier.

Energy Efficiency: A clean HVAC system runs more efficiently, reducing the energy it uses and lowering your monthly energy bills.

Extended Lifespan: Regular cleaning and maintenance prevent wear and tear on your system, extending its lifespan and avoiding expensive replacements.

Enhanced Comfort: With a well-maintained HVAC system, you can enjoy more consistent temperatures and airflow throughout your property.

Choosing the Right HVAC Cleaning Service in Edmonton

When selecting an HVAC service provider, it's essential to choose a company with expertise and a solid reputation. Look for a team that specialises in HVAC cleaning service solutions in Edmonton and uses advanced tools and techniques to clean your system thoroughly. The right professionals will inspect every part of your HVAC system, from the filters and vents to the ducts and coils, ensuring that every component is free of contaminants.

Schedule Regular HVAC Cleaning

To maintain optimal air quality and system efficiency, it's recommended to schedule HVAC cleaning service solutions in Edmonton at least once a year. This ensures that your system remains clean, runs efficiently, and provides you with comfortable and healthy indoor air throughout the year.

Conclusion

Investing in expert HVAC cleaning service solutions in Alberta not only improves your indoor air quality but also saves you money by enhancing energy efficiency. Whether you're in Edmonton or other parts of Alberta, professional HVAC cleaning services are essential for keeping your home or business comfortable, safe, and efficient.

Make your HVAC system work for you, not against you, by ensuring it's regularly cleaned and maintained. Keep your air fresh and your environment healthy with trusted HVAC solutions.

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Rural Alberta Acreage Development Land: Panoramic Rocky Mountain View Lots by Ben Eby - Re/Max Real Estate Mountain View

Rural Alberta offers an exceptional opportunity for individuals and families looking to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life while embracing the natural beauty of Canada’s western province. One of the most sought-after regions in Alberta for acreage development is land with Panoramic Rocky Mountain View Lots, particularly the lots managed by Ben Eby from Re/Max Real Estate Mountain View. These properties offer an enticing blend of tranquility, accessibility, and investment potential.

Why Choose Rural Acreage in Alberta:-

Alberta’s rural landscape is characterized by expansive open spaces, rich farmland, and the majestic Rockies standing as a backdrop. These acreages provide a peaceful retreat without sacrificing access to essential amenities. For those seeking space to build a dream home or a vacation property, rural acreages allow for customized development, giving homeowners the freedom to design their ideal living environment.

The views of the Rocky Mountains are perhaps one of the most desirable aspects of these properties. Whether you’re planning to live full-time on the acreage or develop it as a recreational getaway, the stunning natural scenery adds tremendous value, both aesthetically and financially.

Panoramic Rocky Mountain View Lots:-

The lots managed by Ben Eby through Re/Max Real Estate Mountain View are prime examples of the caliber of land available in Rural Alberta Acreage Development Land. These properties boast uninterrupted views of the Rockies, allowing homeowners to enjoy sunrises and sunsets framed by the dramatic mountain peaks. Whether you're building a family home, a retirement retreat, or a second property, these lots provide an ideal setting for outdoor enthusiasts and those who appreciate nature’s grandeur.

These panoramic lots are well-positioned in terms of accessibility, offering the perfect balance between seclusion and proximity to towns, highways, and recreational activities like hiking, skiing, and fishing. This makes them an attractive option for buyers who want to enjoy rural living without being too isolated from necessary conveniences.

Investment Potential:-

Apart from offering a stunning location, these acreages also represent significant investment potential. With the growing demand for rural properties in Alberta, driven by the desire for larger living spaces and more privacy, property values in these areas are expected to appreciate over time. The land can be used for various purposes, from agricultural development to creating income-generating vacation rentals.

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Ben Eby is a seasoned realtor with deep knowledge of Alberta’s rural land market. His expertise, combined with Re/Max Real Estate Mountain View’s reputation for offering top-notch service, ensures that buyers receive professional and personalized attention throughout the process. With a portfolio that includes some of the best panoramic view lots in the province, Ben Eby can help clients find the perfect property that matches their needs and long-term goals.

Conclusion:-

For those seeking a peaceful, scenic, and financially sound real estate investment, the Rocky Mountain View lots in rural Alberta, offered by Ben Eby at Re/Max Real Estate Mountain View, are an excellent choice. These properties combine natural beauty, accessibility, and growth potential, making them highly desirable for homeowners and investors alike.

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Edmonton police have charged the editor of a left-wing Alberta news outlet with mischief after a controversial [sic] statue of a Ukrainian military commander was defaced last year.

Duncan Kinney, 39, was charged with mischief under $5,000 "in relation to an August 2021 incident that occurred at a Ukrainian complex in the area of 96th Street and 153rd Avenue," Edmonton Police Service spokesperson Carolin Maran told CBC News Tuesday night.

Kinney is expected to appear in court on Nov. 10.

Last August, the words "Actual Nazi" were written in red paint on the statue of Roman Shukhevych at the Ukrainian Youth Unity Complex.

During the same week, a memorial in St Michael's Cemetery near 138th Avenue and 82nd Street was also defaced, with the words "Nazi Monument 14th Waffen SS". 

Shukhevych's role in the military has fallen under increased scrutiny [sic] over his actions in leading the Ukrainian Insurgent Army during the Second World War and the deaths of tens of thousands of Belarusians, Jews, Poles and Ukrainians.

The Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies has called for the removal of the memorials, stating that they honour "Nazi collaborators and war criminals."[...]

In a public statement, four Ukrainian organizations said they were thankful for the police's work "investigating and making an arrest for the trespassing and defacing of our monument of Ukrainian military commander Roman Shukhevych."

In a statement Tuesday, the Edmonton branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress said it was pleased that an arrest was made.

"We thank the Edmonton Police Service for their thorough investigation of this matter and call on all law enforcement agencies to redouble their efforts to investigate and prosecute the spate of harassment and violence against Ukrainian Canadians since Russia's invasion of Ukraine," the congress said in a statement.

In a statement Tuesday, the Ukrainian Canadian Civil Liberties Association described the vandalism as a "hate-crime hoax" that stoked social discord and fear among Canadian Ukrainians.

"We believe all Canadians have the right to enjoy their property without being subjected to intimidation or threats," the statement said.

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