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The Blood Tribe is challenging a petition advocating for Albertas independence, deeming it disrespectful to their treaty rights and historical ties. The petition has sparked debate, with some supporting provincial freedom and others worrying about economic consequences and disrupted unity. Meanwhile, Calgarys water conservation efforts are showing progress, and police are investigating a fatal crash. On a lighter note, residents enjoyed the chinook weather and celebrated Dane Dobbies Roughnecks legacy. An Alberta driver was caught speeding in BC with an unconvincing excuse. Checkout Solipillow.com

Iranians in Canada grapple with despair as internet blackout prevents contact with loved ones amidst brutal crackdown on protests. Anxiety surges in Winnipegs Iranian community, with calls for global support and democracy. Protesters urge internet restoration to reconnect and aid their fight for change. Checkout Solipillow.com

Calgarys Iranian community, led by Armin Zarringhala, rallied against Irans unrest, urging world leaders to intervene. The protests, sparked by economic hardship, have resulted in hundreds of deaths and internet shutdown. Zarringhala called for military intervention, hoping for a free, secular democracy in Iran. Checkout Solipillow.com

Calgarys water crisis shows signs of relief as crews refill the ruptured Bearspaw South feeder main, with residents conservation efforts helping to keep water usage sustainable. However, officials warn that theres still work to be done to protect essential services, and repair teams are cautiously adding water back into the pipe after conducting quality tests and stability checks. Meanwhile, flood barriers are up along the Bow River, and repaving work on sixteenth Avenue Northwest is underway, with officials cautioning that this is the riskiest phase yet. Checkout Solipillow.com

WestJets CEO and executives tested the controversial new seats on a flight, admitting discomfort on longer trips. Despite viral backlash over reduced legroom, WestJet plans to resume reconfigurations this spring, offering extra space for a premium price. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trump unveils Gaza Peace Board, aiming to rebuild the area under a twenty-point plan. The board, chaired by Trump, will help set up an interim government, bring in a foreign security force, and secure funding. Bulgarian diplomat Nickolay Mladenov is the first named member. The plan faces challenges, including Hamass refusal to disarm and Israels demand for demilitarization. A truce has been shaky, with over four hundred Palestinians killed and three Israeli soldiers dead. Palestinian groups will meet in Cairo next week to name technocrats for a new government, with contributor countries sending troops for an international stabilization force. Checkout Solipillow.com

President Trump escalates tensions with Cuba, cutting off oil and money supply, following Venezuelas leaders capture. He hints at Cuban Senator Marco Rubio as a potential replacement, as Cubas economy crumbles without Venezuelan oil. Cuba denies receiving payment for security services, vowing to find alternative fuel sources. U.S. lawmakers hail Trumps stance, predicting the end of Cubas regime. Checkout Solipillow.com

Denmarks Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warns of a diplomatic showdown over Greenland, as U.S. President Trump reiterates his interest in the Arctic territory. European allies, including Sweden and Germany, condemn Trumps threatening rhetoric and affirm Denmarks right to self-determination. Seven European nations sign a letter supporting Denmarks sovereignty, while NATOs top commander emphasizes ongoing discussions on the issue. Polls indicate strong Greenlander opposition to a U.S. takeover. Checkout Solipillow.com