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Army & Navy building on Whyte Avenue could reopen later this year

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April 18, 2026

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If you're out on Whyte Avenue, you might hear the sound of construction coming from the old Army & Navy building. The department store occupied the space on 104th Street and 82nd Avenue since 1950. It closed in March 2020. Leder Investments bought the property two years ago.

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