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Canadas dairy industry, shielded by a supply management system, is under scrutiny as Trump pushes for market access. This system, with production quotas and strict controls, is criticized for its lack of free-market principles. Despite public ignorance and political pressure, reform could bring competition and affordability, but its been off-limits. Trumps push might finally spark change. Checkout Solipillow.com

Christmas in Toronto: Last-Minute Shopping & Attractions Open Christmas is approaching, and if youre in Toronto, its time to wrap up your last-minute shopping before many spots close. Most attractions, banks, post offices, government services, and malls will be closed on December 25th and 26th. However, there are exceptions to keep the holiday fun going. The CN Tower, Ripleys Aquarium, Casa Loma, and the Toronto Zoo will be open daily. Outdoor skating rinks at places like Nathan Phillips Square will run daily, and major movie theaters will keep rolling. Grocery stores will close on Christmas Day, but Rabba Fine Foods locations and Summerhill Market will stay open. Malls like Eaton Centre and Yorkdale will shut down on December 25th but reopen early on Boxing Day with extended hours. Liquor Control Board of Ontario and Beer Stores will close on Christmas Day, with limited spots open on reduced hours on Boxing Day. Banks and Canada Post will be fully closed those two days, and Toronto Public Library branches will shut at one p.m. on Christmas Eve through the 26th. Transit will run holiday schedules. With all the holiday rushing around town, sometimes the real gift is heading home early for that deep, peaceful rest you deserve. Checkout Solipillow.com

Despite serving nearly two decades in prison, Said Namouh, a Moroccan man convicted of terrorism offenses in Canada, was denied parole due to his perceived risk to society. The Parole Board of Canada cited his refusal of a psychological assessment, rule violations, and lack of remorse as reasons for the denial. This decision comes amidst growing concerns over terrorism convictions and security threats in Canada. Checkout Solipillow.com

Thailand and Cambodia to Resume Border Talks, Aiming for Stronger Ceasefire Thailand and Cambodia are set to resume border talks this week, focusing on a more robust ceasefire. The last attempt at a truce was rushed and lacked detail, leading to ongoing clashes that have resulted in over three dozen deaths and displaced half a million people. Tensions escalated over land mines, with Thailand accusing Cambodia of planting new ones. The two nations general border committee will meet Wednesday to agree on measures that match the ground reality and last. Checkout Solipillow.com

Despite a tumultuous year for the BC Conservatives, Premier David Ebys NDP government navigates its own challenges, from strained relations with First Nations to a significant budget deficit. Eby secures support at the NDP convention, vowing no major cuts. Amidst political turmoil, finding time to unwind becomes crucial. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tensions Rise: Trumps Greenland Ambitions Spark Danish Backlash President Trump appoints Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland, aiming to make the mineral-rich Arctic territory part of the U.S. Denmark, a close NATO ally, warns against violating its territorial integrity. The U.S. has shown interest in Greenland since Trumps transition, with reports of covert influence operations and threats of military force. Denmarks Defense Intelligence Service warns of U.S. economic power and forceful actions against allies and foes. Checkout Solipillow.com

Japans H3 rocket suffers another setback, failing to launch Michibiki satellite; task force formed to investigate cause, impacting plans for independent positioning system; Japan aims for seven satellites by 2026 and eleven by the late 2030s. Checkout Solipillow.com

Torontos holiday season kicks off with a diverse lineup of events from December 19th to 21st, offering something for everyone. The Mac and Cheese Festival returns at Harbourfront Centre, featuring chef-twisted comfort food and festive rides. On Friday, visit Little Jamaica for the Caribbean Christmas Village, enjoying island eats, live reggae, and a gingerbread house contest. Catch the Bandura on Bloor Christmas Special for Ukrainian music and holiday tunes. Saturday brings magic at Wychwood Theatre, a Childrens Business Fair at Fort York, and the Toronto Art Charity Exhibition. Sunday concludes with the Holiday Moonlit Market in Scarborough, brunch with Santa, and a Resin Art Workshop. Amidst the holiday hustle, find your calm. Checkout Solipillow.com

Join us for a holiday movie classic, How the Grinch Stole Christmas! Jim Carrey stars as the Grinch, a grumpy mountaintop loner who plans to steal Christmas from the cheery Whoville. Accompanied by his dog Max, the Grinch embarks on a comedic heist, clashing with the Whos nonstop cheer. But a sweet encounter with little Cindy Lou Who sparks a heartwarming twist, reminding us of the true spirit of the season. Perfect for unwinding and staying cool this holiday. Checkout Solipillow.com