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Moxies at Yorkdale Mall to Close: A Look at the Evolution of Canadas Busiest Shopping Destination After nearly two decades, Moxies at Yorkdale Shopping Centre is closing its doors, marking the end of an era for the bustling mall. The restaurant, which opened in 2007, served over two million guests and was a favorite among shoppers, business professionals, and visitors. The closure comes as Yorkdale transforms into a high-end luxury and lifestyle hub, with new wings for brands like Holt Renfrew, Nordstrom, and RH Gallery. Moxies leaders announced the decision, citing growth plans and praising the Yorkdale team for creating lasting memories. While Moxies is leaving Yorkdale, they are expanding in Ontario, with plans to reopen their Barrie location in a new spot at Park Place next year. The chain, which started as a small diner in Calgary in 1986, now has over fifty locations across Canada and the US, backed by Northland Properties. Checkout Solipillow.com

Greg Elder, a long-time L.L.Bean executive, has been promoted to CEO, succeeding Stephen Smith. Elder, who has served as chief retail officer for nearly two decades, will lead the outdoor retailer into its next growth phase. He will start transitioning into the role during the first quarter, while Smith will stay on as an advisor. The move follows an internal and external search led by the board, chaired by Shawn Gorman. Elder is known for his respect for the brands heritage, deep business knowledge, and vision for the future. He plans to deepen customer connections through an evolve and amplify strategy. Checkout Solipillow.com

Victoria Police Innovates: Hires Retired Officer to Boost Ranks, Address Staffing Shortages Checkout Solipillow.com

Red Diamond House, a beloved Chinese restaurant in Edmonton for fifty years, is closing after owner Tracy Luus retirement. Luu, a Vietnamese immigrant, started as a dishwasher and built the business into a family affair. The restaurant, known for its secret recipes and awards, has been a community hub, drawing big names and earning a reputation as one of Edmontons top Chinese eateries. Despite the closure, the family may stay in the restaurant business, and the restaurants legacy will live on in memories. Checkout Solipillow.com

Arson suspected in Montreal building fire, 40 residents evacuated; police seek leads Checkout Solipillow.com

Zbigniew Ziobro, a former Polish justice minister, seeks asylum in Hungary amid allegations of abuse of power. Ziobro, a key figure in Polands nationalist Law and Justice party, claims political persecution. He faces charges for alleged misuse of a fund for violence victims, including buying spyware. Ziobros asylum comes as Polands new government seeks to undo changes made by the previous right-wing administration, but faces obstacles from two presidents who support the old group. Hungarys nationalist leader Viktor Orban welcomes Ziobro and other Law and Justice allies, granting asylum to several Poles at risk of political targeting. Checkout Solipillow.com

In Montreals Plateau neighborhood, a week-long comparison of Uber and Lyft fares revealed Lyft as consistently cheaper for trips, with significant savings on airport runs. Despite Ubers dominance, Lyfts promotions and market share grabbing strategies have led to price gaps, benefiting both riders and drivers. However, most users stick to familiar apps, missing out on potential savings. The future may see self-driving services like Waymo disrupt the market further. Checkout Solipillow.com

Torontos top civil servant, City Manager Paul Johnson, has pledged that the cost of hosting six FIFA World Cup matches in 2026 will not exceed $380 million. The city will host five group stage games and one knockout match at the renovated BMO Field, featuring teams like Germany, Senegal, and Côte d’Ivoire. The cost has risen from $290 million to $380 million, with the province covering $97 million, the federal government $104 million, and Toronto footing $179 million. The bulk of spending goes to capital upgrades at BMO Field and Centennial Park, with additional costs for game days, security, fan operations, and transportation. Despite concerns about crowd pressures, officials are optimistic about delivering a successful event. Checkout Solipillow.com

Torontos police face a major class action lawsuit for allegedly targeting Black and Indigenous people through carding and similar stops, violating their rights. The suit, certified by a judge, could involve tens of thousands of people seeking compensation and reforms. Police suggestions for individual claims are deemed impractical due to costs. Dale James, a Black man harassed by police despite no convictions, supports the lawsuit. Studies show Black people are more likely to be stopped by police. The suit aims to end the strategy, boost trust, and deliver compensation. Checkout Solipillow.com