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Edmonton makes life jackets mandatory to wear when riding on a vessel

July 24, 2025 6:24 pm MST.
In May, Edmonton is now making life jackets mandatory to wear when riding on a boat or a vessel. As our Leo Cruzat reports, this by-law was expanded as more people are using the North Saskatchewan River.

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