Cristian Chivu's faith has helped Piotr Zielinski regain a central role at Inter, and the player has recorded three goals and one assist in 23 appearances this season.
The U.S. Embassy in Ottawa says preclearance operations in Canada remain a critical component of U.S. Customs and Border Protection's extended border strategy, and more than 16 million travellers were pre-cleared from Canada in the year to Sept. 30, 2024.
Arne Slot says he will field a stronger Liverpool side against Barnsley in the FA Cup third round, and Conor Bradley will need knee surgery that is likely to rule him out for the rest of the season.
A Winnipeg community practices HEMA (historical European martial arts) at the Glenwood Community Centre, using protective gear and blunt steel swords, and the group is the subject of a short documentary produced by Sisler High School students.
The article observes that the burst of optimism around New Year's resolutions commonly fades within the first week or two of January, and it argues that many broken resolutions reflect unrealistic expectations rather than personal failure.
A Jan. 11, 2026 notice lists three planned lane closures on provincial highways in Hamilton for roadwork, affecting Highway 6, the QEW off-ramp at Centennial Parkway, and Highway 5.
Canada and the United States say two preclearance projects will proceed this year, and the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa described preclearance in Canada as a "critical component" of its extended border strategy.
Matt Kiatipis, known online as “MK,” turned viral GTA streetball videos into an international career he says is approaching seven figures in 2025, with paid tours and ongoing contracts. The rise reflects broader trends: Environics Analytics reports 89 per cent of Canadians use social media weekly and Canada’s creator economy now includes roughly 900,000 people, the article notes.
The Chargers meet the Patriots in a wild-card game amid concerns about Los Angeles' patchwork offensive line after season-ending tackle injuries and high pressure rates on quarterback Justin Herbert.
Applications opened Jan. 2 for the Columbia Basin Trust Resident Directed (ReDi) grants, which are run through the Regional District of Central Kootenay and delivered with local governments and First Nations. Last year 322 applications were received and 313 were approved, mainly for cultural, social, environmental and economic projects.
