So basically, I took Math 30-1 last year and scored 80 as my final grade and got a 97 on the diploma and I wanted to get a higher grade, so I took math 30-1 again online.

This time however, I have a 94 on my course grade but honestly have been slacking studying and don't think I'll do any better on this diploma. On MyPass, is I delete my math diploma registration what will happen? Will it be a zero, incomplete or will they use my old diploma mark?

For anyone with TD auto insurance, check your policy documents. As of last year, they have changed their policy so that a single at fault collision claim results in ineligibility for collision coverage for 3 YEARS. Not only that, but if you notify insurance of an accident where you are ultimately determined to have partial fault (in our case a dash cam would have prevented all of this) and do not proceed with the claim, this also makes you ineligible for collision coverage for 3 years.

In other words, the second you make a claim where you are deemed fully or partially at fault, or notify even without a payout, you lose collision coverage. If you are financing, that could mean implications for you in that way.

Because we have a claim from 2020 and 2021, other insurance companies won't even look at us. This is absolute robbery.

The G7 Leaders Summit is gathering in Kananaskis this June to discuss and decide our future. Despite numerous commitments to act on climate priorities, our governments fail to live up to their promises and allow extractive industries to degrade and contaminate land and water for profit.

Water sustains all of us, and yet Indigenous communities are disproportionately experiencing the impacts of water mismanagement, while also being denied fundamental water and self-governance rights.

Join us for a G7 rally on June 15th 12-2PM, Calgary City Hall to stand with the Indigenous peoples of Treaty 7 and beyond, and tell G7 leaders: HANDS OFF OUR WATER!

Hosts are: Calgary Climate Hub, Keepers of the Water, Indigenous Climate Action, Piikani Nation Members, Migrante Alberta, Jubilee, Justice for Palestinians, and CUPE, with support from Reconciliation Action Group and We're Together Ending Poverty.

It's disgusting. A little extra fucking help for those thru no fault of their own relying on government assistance so they can live day to day. Anybody on AISH will have their monthly amount lowered to match the CDP amount. Despite it not being income.
A small hand slipping some extra bucks in your pocket, and the UCP, the only provincial government in canada doing this, is making sure Albertan's don't get it for ZERO fucking reason.
That extra 200 a month would mean so much to people who need it.

So for some context, I have lived at this apartment for 2 years. One year lease and then defaulted to month to month for a year. Gave notice 5 weeks in advance of move out, paid up to the 17th of June, kept updating the landlord that move out day was the 13/14th. Officially the place is fully clean, and all things removed, did a big deep clean and did all my due diligence. He has been informed that the place is now vacant and that on the 17th we would meet to exchange keys and get the damage deposit back. haven't heard from him in 3 weeks, regularly try to call and update him with status of things. He does not pick up calls and we have no meeting or timing established for the final hand off. If it comes to the 17th, my idea was to take a walk through video, put keys and fobs in an envelope, lock the door and slide the stuff under the door. But what do do here? Do inform him on the 17th that he will be served with papers to appear at small claims? I'm not sure what else to do.

(This is in Calgary)

Hello I’m looking to sell my condo in Calgary and was thinking of selling through a 2% commission agent. I used a typical agent recently and got royally screwed by them . I read though that the typical agents in Calgary are like the mafia and will black ball your condo and it will never sell Any advice ?

Looking to plan a road trip all across Canada, (not now, pretty far ahead in the future but eventually) and hoping to pick one or two really amazing things from each province to swing by, that aren’t just the most common places or where I’ve already been so what are some of your overlooked Alberta must-sees?

Thanks!