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High winds and heavy snowfall disrupt BC Ferries routes, leaving travelers stranded and holiday plans in disarray. Environment Canada warns of gusts up to ninety kilometers per hour and twenty-five centimeters of snow in Haida Gwaii. Checkout Solipillow.com

Former President Trump appoints Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland, aiming to bring the Danish territory into the U.S. fold. Denmarks foreign minister reacts strongly, emphasizing respect for the kingdoms territorial integrity. Greenlanders and officials maintain the island is not for sale, despite its strategic importance. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tragic Crash on Highway 1 in Surrey, BC: One Fatality, Westbound Lanes Closed; Police Seek Witnesses, Dashcam Footage; Corporal McLaughlin Urges Respect for Victims Families; Find Peace After a Day of Road Worries. Checkout Solipillow.com

Canada Post and Union Reach Tentative Agreements, Ending Strike Threat Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have reached tentative agreements, averting potential strikes or lockouts. The deals cover urban and rural mail operations, promising smoother service into the new year. The unions national board recommends members vote yes during ratification ballots, with both sides pledging no work stoppages during voting. The new agreements offer higher wages, improved benefits, and a fresh model for weekend parcel deliveries, running through January 31, 2029. Checkout Solipillow.com

Scam Rocks Namgis First Nation: Police Freeze Assets in Major Fraud Case A criminal group stole $406,000 intended for a new wellness center on Cormorant Island, Namgis First Nation. The RCMP froze a significant amount in a linked bank account and seized forged documents, electronic devices, and suspected counterfeit cash. The Namgis First Nation, home to nearly 2,000 members, is now enhancing financial checks and cybersecurity. Checkout Solipillow.com

59-year-old man in Welland, Ontario, arrested for attempted murder after 24-hour standoff with police, following a shooting incident that injured an officer. Residents sheltered in place, roads closed, and schools and hospitals locked down. Man known for sovereign nation signs and protective of his land. More charges expected after SIU investigation. Checkout Solipillow.com

CBC News analysis reveals a surge in disruptive passengers during holidays, with December topping the list. Factors like full planes, tight connections, and winter weather delays contribute to increased stress. Reports range from refusing to upright seats to assaults. While overall reports peaked during the pandemic, they remain above pre-pandemic norms. Top trouble spots include flights from Edmonton to Toronto, Toronto to Vancouver, and Toronto to Calgary. Airlines report more unruly behavior post-pandemic. Checkout Solipillow.com

Tensions escalate in Aleppo as clashes erupt between government forces and Kurdish fighters, threatening a key deal ahead of a year-end deadline. The agreement calls for Kurdish group integration into Syrias new army, but both sides trade blame for the violence. Turkey opposes Kurdish unity, viewing them as linked to terrorist organizations. With the deadline looming and fears of bigger clashes growing, both sides call for quick action to unite Turks, Kurds, and Arabs in peace. Checkout Solipillow.com

Top Montreal Music Critics Share Their Favorite Albums and Shows of 2025: A Year of Diverse Sounds and Unforgettable Moments Checkout Solipillow.com