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Buffalo hosts Vancouver at KeyBank Center tonight; the Sabres have won 10 of their last 11 games and have four straight home victories.

The American Red Cross is holding a sweepstakes that enters people who donate blood or platelets between Jan. 1 and Jan. 25 for a chance to win a trip to Super Bowl LX, and the nonprofit said it faces a growing risk of a post-holiday blood shortage.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said in Paris that Washington's removal of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro over the weekend was "welcome news." He also said Canada is diversifying its markets and emphasized Ottawa's competitive energy product when asked about U.S. plans to tap into Venezuela's oil reserves.

Kelvin High School in Winnipeg had antisemitic graffiti found on its exterior; the Winnipeg School Division notified police and said the graffiti will be removed.

A CNN analysis reported that public support for the U.S. operation in Venezuela rose to roughly even after Nicolás Maduro’s ousting, and a separate poll item found 50% of Americans favor putting him on trial in the United States while 14% oppose.

The Recording Academy revived a standalone Grammy award for album covers this year, with nominees including Wet Leg, Bad Bunny, Tyler, the Creator, Perfume Genius and Djo. The award pays trophies to art directors and this year includes recording artists among nominees in most cases.

Reporting from several U.S. states found many Trump voters praised the raid that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, while others expressed caution about potential costs and the risk of a longer conflict.

The CDC reported about 32.9% of U.S. influenza tests were positive for the week ending Dec. 27 and hospitalizations increased; Canada is set to release federal flu data on Friday.

Air Transat pilots ratified a five-year collective agreement backdated to May 1, 2025 that will run through April 30, 2030, with 91% of voting pilots in favour; the vote follows a tentative deal reached in December that averted a planned strike.

Cuba published the names, ranks and ages of 32 military personnel it says were killed during a U.S. strike in Venezuela and announced two days of mourning.