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Canadian Open Government Licence has been approved as compatible with ODbL by the Licence Working Group (LWG).

If you have any doubts, i will back up any fact or claim for you and will confirm it is indeed correct.

This street was never called Fleewood, Fleewood is a nonexistent name and is completely alien. As i drive here, i can confirm the street sign says Fleetwood Road, not Fleewood Road.

I live 2 minutes away, so i can see it from my house and i know how it looks

Construction crews were here as early as 2019, the demolition work started in early 2020 and was completed by October 2021, in this case the designation that is brownfield makes sense.

sorry this is wrong, just fixed it to actual definition, brownfield

The buildings that were there were gone for over a year so it makes sense to update observations.

Yes it is aboriginal land, but for right now it is under construction and brownfield, please do not revert and do not re-add nonexistent buildings, i will tag it as this place does not exist or is gone

I can confirm as I live within 10 minutes of this store, I pass by it every time I go on Kenaston.

If you think this is not an accepted source, please check again and you'll find this source is licensed

The Kapyong Barracks, or as it is now known as Naawe Oodena is now just brownfield and will update as soon as buildings start being built.

https://www.mapillary.com/app/?mapStyle=OpenStreetMap&lat=49.849988091983&lng=-97.207467961379&z=17&pKey=1199768693827218&focus=photo, this shows the start of demolition

This is going to be a new urban indigenous reserve called Naawe Oodena and is expected to be completed by 2023.

I will answer any concerns related to proof or sources, just please do not revert without prior reasoning

For sale signs can be seen in front of several Nygard stores in Winnipeg.

For sale signs can be seen in front of several Nygard stores after Manitoba's Court of Queen's Bench approved the liquidation of a group of companies owned by Winnipeg fashion tycoon Peter Nygard.

Nygard properties for sale after court allows for liquidation of assets