Heated Rivalry, a queer ice hockey romcom adapted from Rachel Reid's novels, has been linked to rising interest in hockey in North America and Australia and highlights challenges and opportunities for LGBTIQA+ inclusion in sport.
DevvStream and Fayafi executed an Investment Agreement to establish a jointly governed SPV called the Fayafi x DevvStream Investment Platform within 90 days, aimed at investments in decarbonization and the energy transition; the parties have set a non-binding target of US$100 million in capital commitments by the end of 2027.
Alberta is replacing routine Pap smears with an HPV-based screening test, initially offered to people aged 50 to 69 with plans to expand to ages 25 to 49.
Copernicus reports 2025 was about 1.47°C above pre‑industrial levels, and Canada experienced roughly 89,221 square kilometres of forest burned in 2025.
MindWalk announced it has identified monoclonal antibodies and intrabodies that bind a pathogenic form of TDP‑43 and said this validates its discovery platform; the company noted the findings are preliminary and reported in a preprint.
An Alberta pilot in Lloydminster will give some Saskatchewan-based doctors and pharmacists read-only access to Alberta's Netcare electronic health record system following recent amendments to provincial rules; the initial rollout will start with one community pharmacy and one physician's office.
Prime Minister Mark Carney began a trip to China after recalling two Liberal MPs from a visit to Taiwan, a move the government said was to avoid confusion with Canada's foreign policy and which drew criticism from opposition figures and a former ambassador.
A seared cabbage cross-section can be browned, steamed into buttery ribbons and finished in many ways, including topped with eggs or tossed with sauces; the article gives stovetop and oven timings and serving ideas.
Large protests are underway across Iran, and media report nearly 650 protesters killed and more than 10,000 people arrested.
Quebec plans to finish a provincewide rollout of a more sensitive HPV screening test by mid-2026, replacing Pap tests and offering screening every five years to people aged 25–65; Montreal is still completing a soft rollout.
