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Steven Sandor

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Features editor/writer, Postmedia. Author of booky things. Writer of magaziney things. Sort-of soccer broadcaster. Repped by The Rights Factory.
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'Absolutely a Canadian symbol': Snowbird pilot honoured to be part of squadron's final flights

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By Steven Sandor Verified
| Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune Verified
Major Steven Timm doesn't ride a horse, but an aging airplane that the federal government has deemed has to be put out to pasture at the end of the 2026 air show season. Published Jul 19, 2026  •  Last updated 4 days ago  •  5 minute read Mechainic Aaron Martin and Snowbird pilot Major Steven Timm pose in front of plane No. 2 at 4 Wing Cold Lake on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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Elbows up? Alberta distillers frustrated by provincial restrictions

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By Steven Sandor Verified
| Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune Verified
Despite Carney's pledge to open interprovincial trade, liquor markets haven't budged, so Alberta producers look to other countries rather than neighbour provinces Published Jul 20, 2026  •  Last updated 3 days ago  •  8 minute read Gurpreet Ranu, a master distiller, lawyer and particle physicist, started Anohka Distillery on a farm in Alberta's Parkland County in December 2021.
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Why Only 22 of 36 Approved Alberta iGaming Operators Made Launch Day

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By Steven Sandor Verified
| Bonus News
If there was a major talking point through the first week of operation for Alberta’s regulated iGaming market, it was just how many of the pre-approved sites weren’t ready for the July 13 launch day. Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis indicated that 36 operators were pre-approved ahead of July 13, when the province became the second in Canada (after Ontario) to launch a regulated, legal iGaming market.
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