Kaley Cuoco stars in MGM+'s Vanished, a mystery thriller co-starring Sam Claflin about a partner who disappears during a European getaway; the series is scheduled for February 2026 and follows Cuoco's successful turn into thriller roles since 2020.
A bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation visited Denmark to reassure officials and Greenlanders after President Trump's comments about using tariffs related to Greenland; delegation leader Sen. Chris Coons said he aimed to de‑escalate rising concern.
The Halton Hills Gymnastics Club unveiled a new viewing mezzanine on Jan. 8 after five years of planning, funded by a $134,000 capital grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
A cohort of 15 post-secondary students will take part in a five-week French-language immersion at Collège Nordique in Yellowknife from June 15 to July 17, 2026. Host families in Yellowknife will be compensated $1,500 each and an information session for prospective hosts is set for Jan. 29 at 5:30 p.m.
A senior official said Ottawa will favour foreign automakers that build vehicles in Canada under a new auto policy due in February, and that Canada informed the United States before cutting tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.
Centuries-old Las Luminarias in San Bartolome de Pinares saw riders guide horses through bonfires on Friday, and the next day pet owners in Madrid brought dogs and cats to churches to be sprinkled with holy water in observance of St. Anthony.
Investigations have revealed record errors and pension irregularities in some Blue Zone claims, while a quoted longevity expert says the lifestyle principles attributed to those regions remain real and meaningful.
NASA moved the 100-metre Space Launch System to the launch pad Saturday as teams prepare Artemis II, which is scheduled no earlier than Feb. 6 and will carry four astronauts on a lunar flyby.
A Globe editorial reports that users exploited X’s AI tool Grok to generate sexualized deepfakes, prompting investigations in Canada and abroad and calls to broaden laws to hold platforms accountable.
A Toronto project started in 2023 offers up to 12 months of nutritional and doula support to Black families after a 2016 McGill study reported higher preterm birth rates among Black mothers in Canada (8.9% versus 5.9% for white mothers).
