Trudeau meets with Trump, aid workers killed in Gaza, PWHL starts second season, and more

Facing the threat of a 25% tariff on all exports to the U.S., Justin Trudeau went to Florida to meet with President-elect Donald Trump. They found some common ground on border security and the opioid crisis, but there are no guarantees on whether or not the tariff will be imposed.

Also: World Central Kitchen says it's suspending its humanitarian work in Gaza after some of its employees were killed in an Israeli airstrike for the second time this year.

And: The Professional Women's Hockey League drops the puck on its second season today, hoping to build on the success of the first season.

Plus: Who's funding anti-carbon tax ads, a shopping mall's "cruel and unusual" attempt to keep homeless people out, an Ontario town enjoys its moment in the spotlight thanks to a holiday romance movie, and more.