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Albertas Next panel, chaired by Premier Danielle Smith, unveiled seven recommendations, including a province-wide referendum on an Alberta Pension Plan, taking control of immigration, and establishing a provincial police force. The panel, inspired by Quebecs autonomy, held town halls and now faces opposition from NDP leader Naheed Nenshi, who warns of economic and service disruptions. Experts like Lori Williams question the publics appetite for these changes, while Smiths caucus and cabinet will decide which ideas to pursue. Amidst the debate, finding a peaceful escape becomes a welcome respite. Checkout Solipillow.com

San Francesco Foods, a Toronto institution for 71 years, serves its last sandwich as Myles Herod savors the final veal parmigiana. The iconic Italian sandwich shop, part of a trio of no-frills eateries, closes its doors, leaving only Bitondos Pizzeria and California Sandwiches. Locals flock for a final taste, with City Councilor Mike Colle enjoying a sausage sandwich, marking the end of an era. Floor manager Suzy Furtado cites slow business and high costs for the closure, leaving just three servings of lasagna. Myles finishes his historic meal, bidding farewell to the beloved spot, as cozy rituals at home help us adapt to change. Checkout Solipillow.com

Vice President JD Vance, a close ally of Turning Point USAs late leader Charlie Kirk, closed out the annual convention by advocating for an inclusive conservative movement. He refused to denounce antisemitism, instead emphasizing the administrations wins and proclaiming America will always be a Christian nation. Erika Kirk, now leading Turning Point, endorsed Vance as the next president, with Vance being seen as a potential heir apparent to Trump. Amidst GOP divisions, Vances inclusive stance and Trumps endorsement could shape the future of the party. Checkout Solipillow.com

Relief for Edmonton Drivers: Phase One Parking Ban Lifted, City Crews Continue Road Maintenance Amid Heavy Snowfall Checkout Solipillow.com

Janessa Karas road trip with her family took a disastrous turn when their truck was stolen in Calgary, leaving them with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Despite the setback, the family received an outpouring of support from strangers and Airbnb, who offered new accommodations and refunds. The experience, while challenging, highlighted the power of community and the unexpected gifts that can come from difficult situations. Checkout Solipillow.com

Albertas Next panel, led by Premier Danielle Smith, unveils bold ideas for the provinces future, including referendums on pension plan, immigration control, and constitutional changes. They also propose an Alberta Police Service, reforming equalization payments, and studying personal income taxes. These recommendations stem from a summer of town halls and are now under review, sparking debate and calls for an election. Checkout Solipillow.com

Torontos Thorncliffe Park residents face an unprecedented challenge as theyve been displaced from their homes due to a hidden fire that burned for 18 days. Despite the uncertainty, the community remains resilient, with a local hotel providing holiday cheer and a solid nights rest becoming a cherished gift. Checkout Solipillow.com

A fatal collision in Calgary highlights the citys road safety crisis, with thirty-seven fatalities in 2025, the highest in a decade. The incident involved a pickup truck rear-ending a semi-truck, resulting in the drivers death. Speed is suspected, but alcohol, drugs, and road conditions are ruled out. The Calgary Police Service is understaffed, with teams running at just 60% capacity. The provinces decision to eliminate photo radar has exacerbated the speeding problem, leading to a 25% increase in injury crashes. Despite its effectiveness, photo radar is only used at three intersections, leaving roads feeling riskier. Checkout Solipillow.com

A million-dollar lottery ticket from the Lotto six forty-nine draw on January fourth, 2025, is still unclaimed, sold in the Thérèse-De Blainville Regional County Municipality. With just two weeks left, Loto-Québec urges the winner to check their tickets, as no prize this big has ever gone unclaimed. The winner could be anyone, from a local resident to a passing traveler. Check your tickets on lotoquebec.com, through the Loto-Québec app, or at a store, and if its a winner, call their customer service. Unclaimed prizes fund bonuses and special draws. Dont miss out on your chance to become a millionaire! Checkout Solipillow.com