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Montreal did not build a stadium for the 2026 cycling championships; it turned the city itself into one  | World News

Cyclists compete at the start of the UCI Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal race in Montreal on September 14, 2025. Image Credit: Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press/CBC Canada Montreal hosted the 2026 UCI Road World Championships without building a new stadium for the event. Instead, the city temporarily transformed its existing streets, parks, transport links and…

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Asian Games 2026 MVPs: Meet teenage sensation Yu Zidi and sprint king Puripol Boonson | Asian Games 2026 News

Yu Zidi and Puripol Boonson (Reuters/AP Photo) The Asian Games have found two new superstars.China’s 13-year-old swimming sensation Yu Zidi and Thailand’s 20-year-old sprinting powerhouse Puripol Boonson were named the Female and Male Most Valuable Players of the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) on Sunday.The pair were rewarded for…

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A 14-year-old Colombian inventor created a device that lets deaf children feel birdsong through vibrations |

At 14, Juan Sebastian Avila Perez is using technology to make it easier for deaf people to experience and identify birds through their calls in Colombia. Sebastian began his conservation work five years ago with a campaign focused on protecting Colombia’s avian biodiversity and preventing species extinctions. During birdwatching activities and environmental education sessions, he…

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Nag Ashwin remembers Singeetham Srinivasa Rao’s creative spirit after his passing, reveals how the late veteran filmmaker had planned a film titled ‘A fruit cuts the knife’ |

Picture Credit: YouTube Screengrab Legendary filmmaker Singeetham Srinivasa Rao‘s death at the age of 94 has left the Indian film fraternity mourning the loss of one of its most inventive storytellers. Among those remembering the veteran director is filmmaker Nag Ashwin, who produced Singeetham’s final directorial venture, Sing Geetham. In a personal tribute, Nag has…

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In 2015, a Canadian aunt helped launch a hockey fundraiser inspired by her nephew’s cancer diagnosis; an event that raised C$10,000 in its first year went on to collect over C$1 million across a decade

For Andernacht, the tournament has become an example of what can happen when people turn personal hardship into collective action. A hockey tournament born from a family cancer diagnosis has grown into a decade-long fundraising effort, turning a group of friends, a few teams and a shared love of the game into a million-dollar community…

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