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Momentum, expectations grow for Canadian men's alpine ski team
A resurgent Canadian men’s alpine ski team has won world championship and Olympic medals, landed on World Cup podiums, and scored a victory at the famed Kitzbuhel downhill. Head coach John Kucera believes it’s just the beginning as the newest generation of uber-talented Canadian ski racers enter their prime. Source link
Austrian skier Scheib dominates World Cup season opener to beat runner-up Moltzan
Austrian skier Julia Scheib dominated the season-opening women’s World Cup giant slalom Saturday in Solden, Austria, denying runner-up Paula Moltzan what would have been the American’s first career win. Source link
With Bill C-2’s fate uncertain, spy agency argues its ability to do its job ‘eroding’
With the fate of the Liberal government’s security bill in doubt, Canada’s spy agency is laying its cards on the table, arguing for urgent change to how it legally accesses Canadians’ electronic information. Source link
Who's in the NDP race — and why do they want to lead the party?
On Wednesday, the NDP race takes another step as the party hosts its first official leadership candidate forum, with five candidates. Source link
Olympic giant slalom champion Odermatt wins close duel with Schwarz to open World Cup season
Olympic champion Marco Odermatt held off a challenge by home crowd favourite Marco Schwarz to win the season-opening men’s World Cup giant slalom in the Austrian Alps Sunday in Sölden. Source link
Giant mirrors in space to reflect sunlight at night? No thank you, astronomers say
A U.S. company is proposing to ‘sell sunlight after dark,’ saying it could help power solar farms and provide access to light in emergency situations. Astronomers are not only concerned about what this will do to the night sky, but also to wildlife. Source link
Misogynistic ideas made popular online are popping up in Canadian classrooms, survey says
A recent survey from Angus Reid and White Ribbon found that four in five educators said they had witnessed sexist or misogynistic behaviours in the classroom. And when students repeat misogynistic language, teachers say they don’t have the right tools to tackle it. Source link
B.C. Conservative leader faces backlash over handling of MLA's departure
John Rustad is being criticized by some within his own party over his comments about Amelia Boultbee, the fifth MLA to quit or be kicked out of the Official Opposition. Source link
CBC News: The National | Auditor general slams CRA
Oct. 21, 2025 | A scathing auditor general report calls out the Canada Revenue Agency for long wait times and giving wrong information. More than 1,000 people are laid off as GM ends electric van production in southern Ontario. And what you need to know if you’re jumping on the Blue Jays bandwagon. Source link
Ob-gyns at Kamloops hospital cite 'extreme' burnout as reason for resigning en masse
In a statement on Monday, the ob-gyns who resigned from the Kamloops, B.C, hospital raised concerns about simultaneous call and surgical shifts, the struggle to recruit more ob-gyns, disproportionate time doing obstetrical work that means they cannot do gynaecological work, and burnout — likely the result of the first three points. Source link