The article reports that Akinola Davies Jr.'s debut feature My Father's Shadow, set in Lagos during Nigeria's 1993 presidential election and co-written with his brother Wale, explores personal and collective memory and opens in Toronto on Feb. 13 with wider release from Feb. 20.
A six-storey, 147-unit rental apartment has been proposed for 251 Comox St. in Penticton; City Council will consider rezoning and the required readings at its Feb. 17 meeting.
Rivalry Corp. said it will significantly reduce operations and is evaluating strategic alternatives. The company included forward‑looking cautionary language and referred readers to its MD&A and other filings on SEDAR+ for more risk information.
Gaon Choi won the women's Olympic halfpipe with a 90.25 score, edging Chloe Kim, who landed a double-cork 1080 but finished with silver; judges said they score each run as a whole, weighing air, difficulty, variety and progression.
Xanadu issued forward-looking statements about its work on a quantum algorithm for chemistry and a proposed transaction with Crane Harbor, while listing many risks and uncertainties including technical, financial and regulatory factors.
Designer Michael Kors marked his 45th year in fashion with a show on the Metropolitan Opera House staircase that honoured notable New York figures, and he noted that city officials restored the Pride flag at the Stonewall monument.
Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo won the men's 10 km interval-start at the Milan‑Cortina Olympics to earn his eighth Winter Games gold, finishing in 20:36.2. He now shares the all-time record and had three races still scheduled at these Games.
An annular solar eclipse will pass across Antarctica on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, with annularity touching only a narrow 616‑kilometer track on the continent and partial views reaching parts of southern South America, southern Africa and Madagascar.
Dubai's government announced new DP World leaders after files linked the company's former head to Jeffrey Epstein; Quebec's Caisse de dépôt et placement suspended deal-making with DP World.
An account listed as 'Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw' reportedly gave $25,000 to a GoFundMe set up for the family of the late actor James Van Der Beek, and the campaign has raised more than $2.1 million.
