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NORAD Tracks Santa for 68th Year from North Bay

For the 68th consecutive year, NORAD is ready to track Santa's Christmas Eve journey. The 22 Wing/CFB North Bay crew in Northern Ontario is on standby to monitor his approach to Canada.

NORAD crew tracks Santa Claus across Canada

Personnel at 22 Wing/CFB North Bay are monitoring Santa's flight path across Canadian airspace in a cherished annual tradition. Discover how the military brings holiday magic.

How Trump's 2025 Reshaped America's Norms

A look back at the norms shattered in 2025, from military deployments in blue cities to the dismantling of USAID and the normalization of racial profiling by the Supreme Court.

White House ballroom cost hits $400M, Trump says

President Trump reveals the new White House ballroom could cost up to $400 million, double initial estimates. The project, funded privately, will also host future inaugurations. Read the latest details.

White House 2025 Holiday Decorations Unveiled

The White House reveals its 2025 holiday decor with the theme 'Home Is Where The Heart Is.' Interior designers analyze the aesthetic, symbolism, and political messaging behind the festive installations.

Surrey Demolishes Illegal Builds, Tightens Enforcement

The City of Surrey is ramping up its fight against illegal construction, with three properties demolished by court order this year. Learn about the fines, title notices, and the city's enforcement strategy.

50 New Child-Care Spaces Opening in East Preston

East Preston, Nova Scotia will welcome nearly 50 new child-care spaces in 2025, addressing critical childcare shortages in the community. Learn how this expansion supports local families.

Wing Noodles Closes After 80 Years in Montreal

Montreal's iconic Wing Noodles Ltd. is closing after nearly 80 years, sparking concern for Chinatown's future. The fortune cookie factory ends operations in November 2025.

Wing Noodles Closes After 80 Years in Chinatown

Montreal's iconic Wing Noodles factory closes permanently after nearly 80 years of operation. The Lee family business ends its legacy as community mourns the loss of Chinatown landmark.

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