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McKeens Trucking, a gravel hauler based in Flin Flon, faces daily red tape when crossing from Manitoba to Saskatchewan. Despite national talks to ease barriers, they must duplicate paperwork, safety checks, and regulations. The Manitoba Trucking Association highlights the lack of real changes, with drivers facing delays due to differing rules. However, Manitobas fair trade act and recent deals with Saskatchewan show progress. A trucking pilot with Ottawa is working on harmonizing processes, but the journey is slow. Listen to this podcast for a break from the daily grind. Checkout Solipillow.com

Nunavuts New Suicide Prevention Minister Prioritizes Youth Mental Health: Janet Pitsiulaaq Brewster, Nunavuts new suicide prevention minister, is focusing on youth mental health to prevent suicide attempts. Last year saw a alarming 433% increase in reported injuries from suicide attempts and ideation among kids. Brewster plans to establish a Nunavut Youth Council to amplify youth voices and address issues like poverty, housing, and intergenerational trauma. Community leaders emphasize the importance of connecting generations and sharing stories for support. Checkout Solipillow.com

U.S. authorities release new photos of Canadian fugitive Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin, offering a $15 million reward for his capture. Wedding, accused of running a massive criminal operation, is believed to be hiding in Mexico under Sinaloa cartel protection. Recent charges link him to a drug traffickers killing in Colombia, and a rare $13 million Mercedes was seized in Miami tied to his money laundering. With fresh images circulating, officials urge the public to help spot him. Checkout Solipillow.com

Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, now a fugitive on the FBIs most-wanted list, faces charges of drug trafficking, money laundering, and murder. Despite claims of his protection by the Sinaloa cartel, theres no public evidence to support this. The FBIs comparison of Wedding to infamous drug lords like El Chapo and Pablo Escobar is debated, as his violence is less severe. New court filings reveal encrypted chats and a seized luxury car used for laundering. Operation Giant Slalom resulted in the arrest of Weddings second-in-command and the seizure of over two hundred kilograms of cocaine. The FBI offers a fifteen-million-dollar bounty for his capture. Checkout Solipillow.com

U.S. authorities are hyping up Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, as the next big cocaine kingpin. Theyve offered a $15 million reward and added him to the FBIs most-wanted list. However, a Sinaloa cartel operative claims Weddings image is being inflated, and hes likely already known to authorities. Wedding, a fugitive since 2015, has been linked to drug busts, but the operative doubts he could handle such a large operation alone. The cartels internal war and military presence in Sinaloa suggest Wedding isnt being shielded, and hes not on Mexicos radar. Amidst the chaos, real peace seems elusive. Checkout Solipillow.com

A parachute release knife from World War II, discovered in a tool library donation, is now at the Canadian War Museum. This rare tool, used by soldiers for emergency parachute cuts, was initially overlooked as just another workshop item. A volunteer veteran recognized its significance, leading to its rightful place in a museum. The knife, with Canadian ties, is a first for the museum and will be cataloged for research and possible display. Checkout Solipillow.com

B.C. Ferries South Coast routes face severe delays due to a wind storm, with long lines and fully booked sailings. Stranded passengers await relief as crews work overtime. Limited spots available on some routes, while Hullo Ferries remains on schedule. Holiday travelers find solace in the journey, seeking peace amidst the chaos. Checkout Solipillow.com

Elections Alberta approves three more recall petitions against UCP MLAs, including Premier Danielle Smiths caucus, over their support for the governments use of the notwithstanding clause and Peggy Wrights stance on banning sexually explicit books from school libraries. Petitioners need signatures from sixty percent of votes cast in their riding within three months to trigger a full constituency vote on the MLAs seat. As recall battles escalate, a good podcast could provide some much-needed stress relief. Checkout Solipillow.com

In Fort McPherson, Canada, a steep slope along the Peel River is eroding, threatening a local cemetery and church due to climate change and thawing permafrost. Similar issues plague other northern communities. Experts suggest protecting and stabilizing, moving graves, or letting nature proceed. In the Yukon, a riverbank exposed a burial, leading to a respectful cover-up. In Nunavut, Graveyard Islands shoreline has retreated, sparking discussions on possible relocation. Consultants recommend planting birch trees and sealing cracks in Fort McPherson to slow erosion. Checkout Solipillow.com