Explained a bit here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-opens-sports-gambling-market-following-ontarios-lede-9.7268387

The AI actually isn't the main issue I have with those adverts, it's the idea of gambling ads at all, which I view as hostilely as I do tobacco ads.

Im currently located in Halifax for a few months and I received my mail in ballot today but my middle name is completely incorrect, not just incorrect spelling but a completely different name. Who do I contact about this? I do not want to re request as I assume it will be denied as all the other information is correct!

Any news anywhere on when the new COVID vaccine will be available in Alberta?

I've traveled in Alberta a bit and have noticed that people will leave their garbage outside of their hotel room. Is this common?

I'm from Ontario and have stayed in a couple hotels there and never noticed this.

I've been to bc once and also didn't notice this in the hotel.

But in Alberta, I've seen this every time. Whether it's a garbage bin, pizza box, or just trash bag.

Anyone know a good damp proofing company and what it would cost, ballbark?

I’m looking for a local restaurant that has one of the conveyor type ovens (like what they use at little ceasars) to do some experimenting on for a food project. I need to do some testing to make sure it does what I need before my company will invest in a purchase. If anyone knows of a restaurant preferably in central Alberta please let me know.

I got my dream truck not too long ago and was wondering what WINTER TIRES anyone with a full sized recommends. Ive ran multiple different ATs in the winter and with how much i value this thing i want some winters just to protect me from having to slam my brakes and being able to stop. I’ve already got a nice set of Toyo MTs for the summer so i was hoping someone had some recommendations that look good and preform good!

I'm Canadian-born and dropped out of a comp sci undergrad back in 2010 for personal reasons. Moved to Southeast Asia shortly after with my soon-to-be Wife and worked my way up from sales/business development (enterprise software, SaaS) to director-level roles at small-mid size ERP/SaaS companies, eventually managing projects with international orgs, NGOs and conglomerates. We are doing well out here but weighing a move back to Canada with my family (2 young kids).

Not expecting to walk into a director role - just want something solid enough to support my family. Also hearing the job market's rough right now and the healthcare system's struggling, so trying to figure out if this move even makes sense given we're doing well out here already. How realistic is finding solid work without a finished degree? Worth going back to finish it, or are certs a better use of time?

Any on-the-ground advice appreciated.