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Aryna Sabalenka and Madison Keys face off in Brisbane, with Sabalenka planning to skip some tournaments to avoid burnout. Keys, fresh off a thrilling win, seeks court time before the Australian Open. The winner advances to the semis against Rybakina or Muchova. Checkout Solipillow.com

TTC Line one faces partial service outage between Sheppard-Yonge and Finch stations due to a switch problem at Finch. Shuttle buses replace service, causing potential delays for rush hour commuters. Stay updated for the latest TTC alerts and plan extra time for your morning commute. Checkout Solipillow.com

Canadas wheelchair curling team gains a competitive edge with a virtual reality program developed at Red Deer Polytechnic. This immersive simulator allows athletes to practice shots and explore the Italian arena, all from anywhere, without needing the actual rink. The tech, designed specifically for seated users, saves time and mental energy, and could help Canada maintain its Paralympic medal streak. The project, completed in just four months, aims to attract new athletes and promote wheelchair curling. Checkout Solipillow.com

Calgarys Bearspaw South feeder main, a critical water supply for the city, suffered two major ruptures in 2024, causing significant disruptions. The panels report reveals decades of neglect, with the line flagged as high risk since 2004 but ignored due to other priorities. Mayor Jeromy Farkas pledges to address vulnerabilities, as the report highlights the urgent need for infrastructure repairs across Canada, with over a quarter of water mains requiring repairs. Calgarys rapid growth and sprawling layout exacerbate maintenance costs, and the panel criticizes the citys high risk tolerance for critical infrastructure. Checkout Solipillow.com

Ethan Chamberlain, a paper mill worker in New Brunswick, was fired for harassing a truck driver, Igor Marichev, over Middle East politics. Despite Chamberlains remorse and Marichevs support for Israel, the arbitrator replaced the firing with four months of unpaid leave and sensitivity training due to Chamberlains swearing and delays, which were deemed harassment but not extreme enough for termination. Checkout Solipillow.com

NASAs Artemis II mission, set to launch in February, marks a historic moment with a diverse crew, including the first Black astronaut, first woman, and first Canadian. Despite geopolitical tensions, space collaboration thrives. The mission will break records, with Hansen, a Canadian colonel, poised to become the first non-American to walk on the moon, furthering Canadas space legacy. Checkout Solipillow.com

In 2025, Montreals Trudeau Airport addressed 2,922 illegal taxi reports, issuing 504 citations and inspecting 157 cars and drivers. To combat congestion during renovations, the airport introduced a PIN system for Uber pickups, sparking controversy when mental health advocate Jordan Leigh Laine shared her experience of drivers pushing passengers into unmarked cars. The airport responded with safety warnings and Uber Canada supports the PIN system for better safety in tight spaces. Checkout Solipillow.com

Aleppo residents urged to flee as Syrian authorities launch operations against Kurdish-led forces, leaving over 46,000 displaced. Fierce clashes result in heavy losses on both sides, with civilians caught in the crossfire. Despite a March deal for merger, talks stall, and the U.N. calls for de-escalation and negotiations to protect civilians. Checkout Solipillow.com

Two people killed, six injured in Salt Lake City church shooting; no suspect in custody; police investigating; community expresses shock and grief. Checkout Solipillow.com