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This Is Beth From Big Brother Canada's Instagram & She's Serious About Ending Homelessness

Beth has her "Big Brother Canada" Insta and her personal one.
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Britanny Burr
April 07, 2021, 05:39 PM
September 24, 2021, 01:04 PM

If you're watching season nine of Big Brother Canada, you may have tried to stock to houseguests on social media. 

If you've been on the hunt of Beth Bieda's Instagram, you may have noticed that she has a BBCAN account that's controlled by her sister and a personal account that's private. 

Editor's Choice: The 'Big Brother Canada' Houseguests Shared Their Coming Out Stories & It Was So Moving

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Her BBCAN account with the handle @bethbbcan9 is public and is filled with posts about Beth and about her journey on the show so far. 

Her personal account can be found at @beth.bieda and while it's private, even the bio gives us a little peek into her life. 

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The bio reads: "in the active fight to end homelessness in Edmonton, AB." You can go ahead and smash that "follow" button if you want, but no promises that she'll let you in on the secret account.  

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CPKC Holiday Train is travelling through Ontario and these are the stops across the province

You can see the festive train in Toronto and the GTA!

David Carey | Dreamstime

The magical CPKC Holiday Train will illuminate cities, towns and communities all over Canada with festive lights.

A lot of stops are scheduled in Ontario during November and December, so you might be able to see the lit-up train cars where you live.

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Inquest into death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet hears and sees woman's final moments

Korchinski-Paquet inquest hears 911 calls
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Carlos Osorio

A coroner's inquest into the death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet has watched and listened to some of the 29-year-old woman's final moments before she fell to her death from a 24th-floor balcony.

A compilation video that overlaid the recordings of five 911 calls and police microphones with CCTV footage from the hallway outside her home on May 27, 2020, was played for jurors as the inquest began its third day.

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Mail-in ballot delivery rules posing barriers: Alberta's former top election official

Former election official raises voting concerns
THE CANADIAN PRESS/James Maclennan

Alberta's former top election official says he has effectively lost his right to vote in the province's upcoming separation referendum, and he's pointing the finger at his successor.

Glen Resler says he applied to vote by special ballot but was unable to get it back in the mail last week, when Canada Post could still guarantee delivery before tomorrow's 5 p.m. deadline.

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