Bruh Gets Hit With a $12,000 Air Ambulance Bill in Alberta?! 🚑💸

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Okay, so listen up, fam. This dude from Ontario was chilling in Alberta, and things took a turn. He needed an air ambulance, and now he's got a fat bill for over $12,000. Like, seriously? He was told he was covered, but turns out, neither Alberta nor Ontario health plans are paying up, which is total cap.

Apparently, out-of-province ambulance rides are usually a no-go for coverage unless it's a ground ambulance moving you between hospitals, and even then, it's sus. This travel insurance expert is out here saying you gotta cop that "Travel Within Canada" insurance if you don't wanna get stuck paying for stuff like this. Pro tip: Ambulance fees are the most common L Canadians take when they need health care in another province. No cap!

But wait, there's more! While we're talking Canada biz, peep this: there's a new interprovincial trade deal with some major changes, but still some snags, you know how it is. And the Ryan Wedding case? Apparently, a lawyer was acting kinda sus. Plus, people are stressing about access to care in Alberta's new health-care system. And some wild stuff has been happening like a US$15 million reward to find Ryan Wedding. In Atlantic Canada, they're dropping terrorism charges on a P.E.I. dude for tryna 3D print weapons. Word is the U.S. Department of Justice might censor those Epstein files before they drop 'em. And, yo, there's a whole manhunt for an ex-Olympic snowboarder – RCMP and FBI are on it! Oh, and suspects have been arrested for the Ryan Wedding operation. Fam, the tea is piping hot today!

Overseas, PM Mark Carney landed in UAE for some trade talks before the G20 summit. Back in Canada, the U.S. ambassador is saying Canadians "don't understand" how serious Ontario's anti-tariff ad is. Basically, drama is everywhere, and it's not stopping anytime soon. Stay woke, fam!