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The article discusses how some municipalities like the City of Calgary, have added limitations on top of the provincial rules. It notes that some big landlords and REITs remain cautious, expecting negative responses from their other tenants or customers. It adds that a November 2018 survey on cannabis retailing conducted by the National Association of Realtors found generally positive responses about the presence of cannabis stores in malls or other retail zones.

The article discusses the impact of the Spanish influenza pandemic in 1918 and 1919 on the public health of Canada in addition to a lack of historical commemoration of the event, the response by Canadian health officials, and the high death toll.

The article offers information related to public space security focusing on the need for urban planners and architects to associate security with the built environment. Topics include various methods to promote security in the built environment to prevent terrorism and mass crimes such as crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED), guides for architects to implement security, and the importance of the government's cooperation to promote security.

The article offers information on the use of algorithms by police to predict crime in Edmonton, Alberta and its potential in the period of high-technology (high-tech) racial profiling in the region.