The 25 leases that Ruby Liu and Central Walk are seeking to take over are located in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

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Ruby Liu and her company, Central Walk, have an agreement to take over 25 of Hudson's Bay leases, but is struggling to get approval from the landlords.