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3 March 2025

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - FEBRUARY 20: View of the downtown area featuring newly constructed apartment, businesses and office blocks in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on February 20, 2025.

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#12117158

3 March 2025

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - FEBRUARY 20: View of new apartment and office blocks in downtown Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on February 20, 2025.

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#12117177

3 March 2025

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - FEBRUARY 20: View of the downtown area featuring newly constructed apartment and office blocks in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on February 20, 2025.

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#12117159

3 March 2025

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - FEBRUARY 20: View of new apartment and office blocks in downtown Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on February 20, 2025.

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#12081514

22 February 2025

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - FEBRUARY 20: View of the downtown area featuring newly constructed apartment and office blocks in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on February 20, 2025.

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#12081516

22 February 2025

EDMONTON, ALBERTA - FEBRUARY 20: View of the downtown area featuring newly constructed apartment, businesses and office blocks in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on February 20, 2025.

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#10466946

5 September 2023

Medical instruments on the wall of a doctors office in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2023. Heath officials have announced that Ontario has entered a possible new wave of the coronavirus pandemic, due in large part to the omicron sub-variant BA.2.86, a highly mutated new variant of the virus. Recent wastewater monitoring showed an uptick in the virus as cases begin to increase.

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#10466958

5 September 2023

Vending machine offering face masks and hand sanitizer at a subway station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2023. Heath officials have announced that Ontario has entered a possible new wave of the coronavirus pandemic, due in large part to the omicron sub-variant BA.2.86, a highly mutated new variant of the virus. Recent wastewater monitoring showed an uptick in the virus as cases begin to increase.

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#10466960

5 September 2023

Vending machine offering face masks and hand sanitizer at a subway station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2023. Heath officials have announced that Ontario has entered a possible new wave of the coronavirus pandemic, due in large part to the omicron sub-variant BA.2.86, a highly mutated new variant of the virus. Recent wastewater monitoring showed an uptick in the virus as cases begin to increase.

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#10466962

5 September 2023

Vending machine offering face masks and hand sanitizer at a subway station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2023. Heath officials have announced that Ontario has entered a possible new wave of the coronavirus pandemic, due in large part to the omicron sub-variant BA.2.86, a highly mutated new variant of the virus. Recent wastewater monitoring showed an uptick in the virus as cases begin to increase.

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#10466964

5 September 2023

Vending machine offering face masks and hand sanitizer at a subway station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2023. Heath officials have announced that Ontario has entered a possible new wave of the coronavirus pandemic, due in large part to the omicron sub-variant BA.2.86, a highly mutated new variant of the virus. Recent wastewater monitoring showed an uptick in the virus as cases begin to increase.

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#10466966

5 September 2023

Vending machine offering face masks and hand sanitizer at a subway station in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on August 19, 2023. Heath officials have announced that Ontario has entered a possible new wave of the coronavirus pandemic, due in large part to the omicron sub-variant BA.2.86, a highly mutated new variant of the virus. Recent wastewater monitoring showed an uptick in the virus as cases begin to increase.

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#9237698

23 November 2022

Emirates Airbus A380 double decker passenger aircraft as seen flying in the blue sky over the Netherlands in Europe, the route EK22 from Manchester MAN in the UK to Dubai DXB, UAE. The overflying large wide-body long haul airplane has the registration A6-EOO and is powered by 4x EA jet engines while the logo is visible on belly of the fuselage and the flag at the tail. The airline is one of two flag carriers of the United Arab Emirates based in Dubai, part of The Emirates Group. Emirates relaunched flights with the A388 after the fleet was grounded due to the Coronavirus travel restrictions. The overfly airliner creates contrail or chemtrail while cruising at 37.000 feet, forming a white line of condensation, the trail in the atmosphere behind it. Aviation industry was facing in summer of 2022 high demand while long delays, cancellations and travel chaos mostly because of staff shortages at the airports after the Covid-19 pandemic era were created. Lifting travel measures and restrictions, usage of facemask, air travel had increased demand for business travel, leisure and holidays. One of the most affected airports was Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on November 23, 2022

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#9237700

23 November 2022

Emirates Airbus A380 double decker passenger aircraft as seen flying in the blue sky over the Netherlands in Europe, the route EK22 from Manchester MAN in the UK to Dubai DXB, UAE. The overflying large wide-body long haul airplane has the registration A6-EOO and is powered by 4x EA jet engines while the logo is visible on belly of the fuselage and the flag at the tail. The airline is one of two flag carriers of the United Arab Emirates based in Dubai, part of The Emirates Group. Emirates relaunched flights with the A388 after the fleet was grounded due to the Coronavirus travel restrictions. The overfly airliner creates contrail or chemtrail while cruising at 37.000 feet, forming a white line of condensation, the trail in the atmosphere behind it. Aviation industry was facing in summer of 2022 high demand while long delays, cancellations and travel chaos mostly because of staff shortages at the airports after the Covid-19 pandemic era were created. Lifting travel measures and restrictions, usage of facemask, air travel had increased demand for business travel, leisure and holidays. One of the most affected airports was Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on November 23, 2022

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#9237702

23 November 2022

Emirates Airbus A380 double decker passenger aircraft as seen flying in the blue sky over the Netherlands in Europe, the route EK22 from Manchester MAN in the UK to Dubai DXB, UAE. The overflying large wide-body long haul airplane has the registration A6-EOO and is powered by 4x EA jet engines while the logo is visible on belly of the fuselage and the flag at the tail. The airline is one of two flag carriers of the United Arab Emirates based in Dubai, part of The Emirates Group. Emirates relaunched flights with the A388 after the fleet was grounded due to the Coronavirus travel restrictions. The overfly airliner creates contrail or chemtrail while cruising at 37.000 feet, forming a white line of condensation, the trail in the atmosphere behind it. Aviation industry was facing in summer of 2022 high demand while long delays, cancellations and travel chaos mostly because of staff shortages at the airports after the Covid-19 pandemic era were created. Lifting travel measures and restrictions, usage of facemask, air travel had increased demand for business travel, leisure and holidays. One of the most affected airports was Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on November 23, 2022

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#9237714

23 November 2022

Emirates Airbus A380 double decker passenger aircraft as seen flying in the blue sky over the Netherlands in Europe, the route EK22 from Manchester MAN in the UK to Dubai DXB, UAE. The overflying large wide-body long haul airplane has the registration A6-EOO and is powered by 4x EA jet engines while the logo is visible on belly of the fuselage and the flag at the tail. The airline is one of two flag carriers of the United Arab Emirates based in Dubai, part of The Emirates Group. Emirates relaunched flights with the A388 after the fleet was grounded due to the Coronavirus travel restrictions. The overfly airliner creates contrail or chemtrail while cruising at 37.000 feet, forming a white line of condensation, the trail in the atmosphere behind it. Aviation industry was facing in summer of 2022 high demand while long delays, cancellations and travel chaos mostly because of staff shortages at the airports after the Covid-19 pandemic era were created. Lifting travel measures and restrictions, usage of facemask, air travel had increased demand for business travel, leisure and holidays. One of the most affected airports was Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Eindhoven, the Netherlands on November 23, 2022

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