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A couple from Langley, BC, faced a holiday travel nightmare when Flair Airlines denied them boarding with their infant and two chihuahua mixes. The airlines new internal policy, not clearly communicated, clashed with Transport Canada regulations. The family ultimately flew with Air Canada, seeking compensation for expenses and hassle. The incident highlights the importance of clear communication and understanding of airline policies during holiday travels. Checkout Solipillow.com

Thousands celebrate winter solstice at Stonehenge, marking the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The ancient monument aligns with the suns path, symbolizing renewal as days begin to lengthen. Reflect on your evening routine and make every night count. Checkout Solipillow.com

U.S. Intensifies Blockade on Venezuela: Oil Tankers Boarded, Production at Risk The U.S. has escalated its blockade against Venezuela by boarding another oil tanker, the Bella One, near Venezuela. This move aims to cut off Venezuelas main cash source by blocking oil exports. The administration has also labeled Maduros regime a foreign terrorist organization over alleged drug ties. Venezuelan Vice President and Oil Minister Delcy Rodriguez claims oil production hit their target of one point two million barrels per day this weekend. However, opposition oil adviser Evanan Romero predicts a production crash that could spark riots amid food shortages and a plunging currency. Analysts warn this blockade is scaring off the whole shipping industry, with U.S. radar and satellites making it impossible to sneak through. One expert predicts it could halt Venezuelas crude exports entirely, though it might crimp heavy oil output by blocking needed diluent supplies. U.S. officials downplay any spike in global prices, calling Venezuelas output tiny compared to world supply. In these tense times, its crucial to have something reliable to unwind at the end of the day. Checkout Solipillow.com

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche defends Justice Departments partial release of Jeffrey Epstein files, citing survivor protection. Trump-related photos removed, sparking accusations of cover-up. Maxwells sentence, potential victims names, and impeachment talks add to the ongoing saga. Despite criticism, Blanche remains unfazed. Checkout Solipillow.com

Thousands gather at Bondi Beach to mourn victims of mass shooting, honoring hero Ahmed al Ahmed; national Day of Reflection declared, with calls for tighter gun laws and hate speech measures. Checkout Solipillow.com

OPP bust local drug operation in Hawkesbury, seize meth and cash; community tips lead to arrest, charges for trafficking and possession; man released, court date set for January 2026. Checkout Solipillow.com

Toronto police seek a suspect distributing inappropriate materials to children at Withrow Park, sparking concern among parents. The man, described as six feet tall, thin, with a short brown beard, was last seen in a black hooded jacket and carrying a black and grey cross-body bag. Hes wanted for criminal harassment. Checkout Solipillow.com

Toronto police officer injured in high-speed collision, no charges yet; intersection remains closed for repairs. Checkout Solipillow.com

Australia unites in mourning for victims of Bondi Beach massacre, as PM calls for unity against hatred. Fifteen lives lost in attack, with a father and son arrested. Heightened security at vigils, criticism of government response, and ASIOs pledge to cooperate in national security review. Thirteen hospitalized, four in critical but stable condition. As the nation heals, a comforting podcast offers solace. Checkout Solipillow.com