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Winter Olympics day 14: GB women into curling final – as it happened

Eve Muirhead and co set up a curling final against Japan after Eileen Gu won another gold medal for China, and ROC beat Sweden in the men’s hockey

The Guardian - AU

Ottawa's sleepy core transformed into protest street party

A sedate strip of Ottawa's downtown has been transformed into a weeks-long street party as anti-vaccine mandate protesters have settled in, complete with barbecues, bouncy castles and a hot tub, drawing the ire of the city's exhausted residents.

Reuters

Joe Starkey: Steelers offense in major flux — and has anybody endorsed Mason Rudolph?

I could be missing something, but it seems like people were in a big hurry to flee Matt Canada's offense.

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GLIMPSES: For Canada, the many faces of hockey happiness

In an image taken by Associated Press photographer Matt Slocum, the Canadian women’s Olympic hockey team skates jubilantly across the ice Thursday with their newly acquired gold medals after defeating the United States

The Independent UK

US and Canada decry harsh sentencing of Cuban protesters after sedition convictions

In an unusual gesture, Canada, which usually avoids antagonizing the government of Cuba, has joined the United States in condemning the harsh sentencing of Cubans who protested against the government last July, after judges handed down the first sedition sentences of up to 20 years in prison to 20 protesters…

Miami Herald

Canada draw is ‘great lesson’ for England ahead of Euros, says Sarina Wiegman

Janine Beckie cancelled out Millie Bright’s opener in a 1-1 draw at the Riverside Stadium

The Independent UK

A “Freedom Convoy” that is turning into a roadblock to public safety in Canada

What are the demands of Canada’s protesting truckers? Why has Prime Minister Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act?

The Hindu

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Analysis-Pandemic fatigue a challenge for Canada's Trudeau amid protests

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's support of vaccine mandates in fighting COVID-19 helped him win re-election five months ago, but now he looks increasingly isolated as restrictions are being lifted around the world.

Reuters

Chandigarh: Man duped of Rs 75,000 on Canada PR lure

CHANDIGARH: UT police registered a cheating case against the employee of an immigration firm for allegedly duping a Kapurthala resident of Rs 75,000 on the pretext of providing a visa.

The Times of India

Janine Beckie’s strike for Canada ends Wiegman’s perfect England record

England and Canada drew 1-1 in the Arnold Clark Cup, with Janine Beckie’s strike cancelling out Millie Bright’s opener for the hosts

The Guardian - UK

Ottawa police start limiting access to 'downtown core' to curb protests

Police in Canada’s capital city have begun blocking off the downtown core with barriers and fences in a move against protesters who have occupied the streets for nearly three weeks.

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: Other than Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski, the Winter Olympics are barely watchable

FORT WORTH, Texas — The idea is so terrible it's good.

Tribune News Service

Janine Beckie scores stunning equaliser as Canada hold England at Riverside

England 1-1 Canada: The Olympic champions staged a second-half fightback to snatch a draw on Teesside

The Independent UK

England 1-1 Canada: Janine Beckie stunner ends Sarina Wiegman’s winning start in Arnold Clark Cup opener

England’s women suffered the first minor blip of the Sarina Wiegman era as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Cananda in their Arnold Clark Cup opener.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Gold medal battle makes me want more women’s hockey

BEIJING — Forward Marie Philip-Poulin scored in the second period in the gold medal women's hockey game on Wednesday, and Canada led 3-0 and was threatening to win in a blowout, just like it had in nearly every game of the Olympic tournament.

Benzinga

Novavax's COVID-19 Vaccine Scores Canadian Approval

Health Canada approves Novavax Inc's (NASDAQ: NVAX) Nuvaxovid COVID-19 Vaccine in individuals 18 years of age and older.

Tribune News Service

Canada starts fast, holds off USA rally to win Olympic women’s hockey gold

BEIJING — After losing to the U.S. in the gold medal game four years ago, some dejected Canadian players took off the silver medals around their necks. Thursday, they won a color that suited them better.

Reason

Canadian Banks Prepared To Make Un-Persons of Protesters, at Government Demand

Our gentle neighbor to the North rushes toward grim authoritarianism.

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Sports Illustrated

NHL Power Rankings: Each Team’s Greatest Olympian

Let’s take a trip down memory lane of when household NHL names were in the Olympic tournament.

The Guardian - UK

UK regulator joins five-nation effort against supply chain price hikes

UK, US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand team up to identify collusion between suppliers and shippers

The Guardian - UK

England 1-1 Canada: Arnold Clark Cup women’s football friendly – as it happened

Sarina Wiegman’s winning run ends as Canada holds England to a 1-1 draw in Arnold Clark Cup

France 24

Is the flag of former East Germany flying at the Beijing Olympics? Not so fast

Social media posts say that a black, red and gold flag, emblazoned with a hammer, compass and wreath of corn – the flag of the former communist East Germany – was seen at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in China, which is ruled by the Communist Party. But the photo,…

Evening Standard

England 1-1 Canada LIVE! Arnold Clark Cup result, match stream and latest updates today

England vs Canada - LIVE!

The Independent UK

Parents spark breakthrough gene therapy for devastating child disease ignored by big pharma

Exclusive: For more than a century there has been no cure, no treatment and no hope for children diagnosed with Tay-Sachs disease. Now grassroots campaigns to fund research are on the brink of delivering a breakthrough, Io Dodds reports

The Conversation

Black and Indigenous protesters are treated differently than the 'convoy’ because of Canada's ongoing racism

Since the beginning of the supposed “freedom convoy” in Ottawa on Jan. 28, there have been complaints about the failure of the police and government to protect its citizens from verbal harassment, noise pollution and, in some cases, hate speech. Experts have connected the convoy to white supremacist ideologies.

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