https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-61801682

"...Denmark and Canada have struck a deal to settle almost 50 years of good-natured squabbling over the ownership of a small, uninhabited Arctic island.

Since 1971, the countries have been "fighting" the "Whisky Wars" to settle competing claims over Hans Island.

Successive expeditions from Ottawa and Copenhagen have braved icy conditions to plant bottles of alcohol on the tiny 1.2sq km (0.75sq-mile) rock.

But now officials have agreed to divide the outpost roughly in half...."

Key question. Did the Danes drink the bottle the Canadians buried when they replaced it with their own?

Might have been fun to settle the Whisky War with a drinking contest between the Queens of Canada & Denmark, but I guess Elizabeth and Margrethe are both a bit advanced in age for that. Pretty cool that with the stroke of a pen, Canada will gain a land border with a European country...that would make a great trivia question going forward, "Canada shares a land border with the US and what other country?"

Finally I can get a good nights sleep.