West Edmonton residents woke up to a strong burning smell Monday morning following an overnight scrap yard fire near Winterburn Road and Stony Plain Road.
According to Edmonton Fire Rescue Services, crews were dispatched at 11:12 p.m. Sunday and reached the scene to find a large outdoor debris pile burning next to a commercial building. Firefighters worked through the night to knock it down, with a crew staying on site Monday morning to monitor for hot spots.
No other buildings were damaged and no one was hurt.
Inner Phoenix retweeted
Lots of clues of how this fire started in the evening of Diwali in Brampton — not well hidden
Inner Phoenix retweeted
BREAKING: While at public grounds on Crown land yesterday, a group of careless Indian migrants were firing over our heads just 500m away.
You can hear the whizzing overhead in the video.
We could've been seriously injured or killed.
Total remigration now!
Inner Phoenix retweeted
It's ALWAYS "you people".
#ElbowsUp🤡
#Remigration🇮🇳
Inner Phoenix retweeted
#REPORT: Mirosław Kowalik, who runs the Polish division of the Brookfield subsidiary Westinghouse, has been arrested on allegations of mismanaging over $350 MILLION from Polish taxpayers.
Westinghouse is currently bidding to build a nuclear plant in Ontario.
Inner Phoenix retweeted
Canada's money laundering watchdog got its report card from the Auditor General.
It FAILED.
Police flag dirty money. FINTRAC takes nearly 4 months to send the intel. Half the officers surveyed said it arrived too late to be useful.
36,000 banks, casinos and mortgage lenders to oversee, and more and more of it is self-reported.
The AG flagged the same problems back in 2004.
11 years of Liberal government. Criminals move money in minutes, while Ottawa takes months, eh? 🇨🇦
Inner Phoenix retweeted
Cabinet approved four immigration orders on October 23 without an announcement, finalizing the Carney government's asylum overhaul and a long-delayed system of fines for unlicensed immigration consultants.
MORE: rebelne.ws/4eBsnAI
Inner Phoenix retweeted
A Toronto family was brutally attacked in their own home last week, leaving all four family members hospitalized.
Canadians deserve to feel safest in their own homes.
Why is the government refusing to enact stronger penalties for home invaders?
Inner Phoenix retweeted
It’s gotta suck when you’re a Liberal Minister and you get caught lying by the CBC fact checker.
Inner Phoenix retweeted
Does anyone care that High Liner Foods, a 127-year-old Canadian company, was acquired by a foreign company last week?
Another piece of Canada’s food industry passing into foreign hands…
More on this week’s episode of The Food Professor Podcast. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…






















