The Medicine Hatriot is a semi-regular digest of local weirdness, municipally-fueled confusion, and emotionally-charged satire curated by Deniella Spin, self declared Editor-at-Large and Alberta's foremost authority on spiritual zoning infractions. This week's edition includes:ritual rooftop camping,scooter-based territorial claims,job numbers no one emotionally believes,suspiciously expressive yard waste,and the haunting realization that our city now helps power Trump's social media servers.Also featured: gas station skepticism, fiscal obituaries, backyard feuds disguised as compost, micro-nations formed in parking lots, and the slow civic unravelling of any remaining public trust in seasonal tax news.Whether you're crying into a municipal budget, questioning your bin's loyalty, or accidentally joining the MHPS by arguing online, this issue has something for every deeply confused Hatter. Read it before someone parks a server on your lawn and calls it patriotism

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