The Cross of the Athletes, made from 15 pieces of wood sourced across five continents, is on display at Milan’s Basilica of San Babila during the 2026 Winter Games. The archdiocese has designated the church the 'Church of Athletes' and is offering Masses in multiple languages as part of a wider program of events.
The Special Investigations Unit says Project South fell outside its mandate; the probe led to arrests of several Toronto officers and has prompted a provincial watchdog review.
A Canadian Medical Association survey of 5,000 people found about 65% encountered false or misleading health information online, and respondents who followed AI health advice were more likely to report harms.
A Canadian Medical Association survey found about half of Canadians use AI for health information and those users were reported as five times more likely to say their health was harmed; the survey also found widespread exposure to false or misleading content online.
The Conservatives plan to introduce a motion to bar non‑citizens convicted of serious crimes from making refugee claims and to block asylum claims while cases remain before the courts.
Relooted, from African studio Nyamakop, casts players as Nomali who plans heists to reclaim real African artifacts held abroad; the game combines parkour-style 2D runs with short historical briefings and features missions that include the Benin Bronzes.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has accepted Takeda's New Drug Application for Oveporexton (TAK-861) and granted it priority review, the company announced in a press release.
The article describes how homeowners in B.C. can use built-up home equity when their mortgage renews to refinance and roll unsecured, high-interest debt into the mortgage, which the author says can lower interest costs and improve monthly cash flow.
Health-care advocates lobbied MPs in Ottawa after Alberta passed a law allowing surgeons to practise in both public and private systems, and they say the federal government has not clearly defended the Canada Health Act.
Winnipeg's Art City hosted a workshop that produced artwork to be sent to Minneapolis group Articulture, with proceeds intended to support families affected by actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Minneapolis.
