‘I’m so proud of myself … to show my best skiing and just make Canada proud,” said Megan Oldham
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Canada to face U.S. in Olympic women’s ice hockey final
Canada maintained its record of appearing in the gold medal game of every women’s hockey tournament since 1998
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The historical roots of Valentine’s Day
From ancient Rome to Hallmark aisles, here is the centuries-long evolution of Valentine’s Day
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The charity backing Canada’s Olympians
In the face of weak government support for elite athletes, one Canadian charity now helps fund a majority of Olympic athletes
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How AI is affecting Canada’s job market
AI is reshaping entry-level jobs in ways that could weaken young workers’ career pathways, experts say
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Montreal ice dance academy churns out Olympic champions
As the Winter Games near, rival Olympic ice dancers are flocking to the Ice Academy of Montreal to train side by side
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Lament for Canadian literature: In conversation with author Richard Stursberg
The former CBC executive talks book reviews, DEI, and the disappearance of Canadians’ shared understanding of ourselves
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Montreal’s ‘Navalny’ director hits right notes in Sundance fiction debut
From Oscar-winning documentary to high-wire drama, Daniel Roher unveils a bold creative pivot at the U.S. film festival
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Does the CBC’s Israel-Hamas coverage favour Palestinians?
Two new reports say the CBC consistently favours pro-Palestinian voices; some say the reports’ findings are untrustworthy
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Hit Canadian TV show ‘Heated Rivalry’ a welcome surprise for gay hockey community
The Heated Rivalry hockey series is reshaping how fans see queer love in a sport that has long been criticized for exclusion