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Apex property to be cleared of garbage and vehicles

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A residential property in Apex will be cleared of derelict vehicles and mounds of flammable debris after a tenant’s appeal was unanimously rejected by Iqaluit city councillors on Tuesday night. Keven Brouillette awaits surgery for a stab wound to the head in Ottawa on Tuesday. He said he’s disappointed Iqaluit city council proceeded with a hearing into his appeal of a clean-up order for his Apex residence. The appeal was rejected. (Photo courtes…

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Apex property to be cleared of garbage and vehicles

A residential property in Apex will be cleared of derelict vehicles and mounds of flammable debris after a tenant’s appeal was unanimously rejected by Iqaluit city councillors on Tuesday night.

·Hamilton, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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