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OKHMATDET Hospital and St. Nicholas Church in Kiev will be illuminated to remind Ukrainians of their struggle with rare diseases

75% of Ukrainians with rare diseases remain in Ukraine despite the war, while 25% are abroad. On the International Day of Rare Diseases, which is celebrated in the last days of February, Kiev will talk about support for orphan patients and look for a solution on how to create equal European conditions of support and treatment for patients with rare diseases in conditions of full-scale war.

Woman, 36, charged after $30,000 stolen from Carberry Curling Club: Manitoba RCMP

A 36-year-old woman is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from her southwestern Manitoba town's curling club and using public funds to pay it back, RCMP say.

Teaching assistant unmasked as 'sexual predator' who abused boys after fitting hidden camera in toilet

A teaching assistant who also worked with children as a volunteer has been unmasked as a sexual predator who abused boys, police have said.

U.S. Soccer votes to pay USSF president for 1st time - ESPN

The U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) National Council voted on Saturday to make the position of USSF president a paid position for the first time in the federation's history.

Parkrun ditches records to be less 'off-putting'

Parkrun has removed speed records from its website to reduce the "off-putting" nature of them and dispel the perception that the runs are races, the organisation founded in London said on Thursday.

Do we need a 'Citizen Army' to bolster British troops in case Russia goes to war with NATO?

This week the head of the Army gave a stark warning that British citizens may need to be called up in the event of conflict with Russia.

Burlington basketball players rally for coach after he suffers a brain injury

A high school basketball team in a small town on Newfoundland's Baie Verte Peninsula has come together to support a well-known community volunteer who hit his head on the ice and suffered a brain injury.

Cycling Canada permanently bans athlete for code of conduct violations

Cycling Canada has banned Alexander Amiri from its activities and events after an Abuse-Free Sport adjudicative panel found the road cyclist breached the organization's code of conduct.

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OKHMATDET Hospital and St. Nicholas Church in Kiev will be illuminated to remind Ukrainians of their struggle with rare diseases

Woman, 36, charged after $30,000 stolen from Carberry Curling Club: Manitoba RCMP

Teaching assistant unmasked as 'sexual predator' who abused boys after fitting hidden camera in toilet

U.S. Soccer votes to pay USSF president for 1st time - ESPN

Parkrun ditches records to be less 'off-putting'

Do we need a 'Citizen Army' to bolster British troops in case Russia goes to war with NATO?

Burlington basketball players rally for coach after he suffers a brain injury

Cycling Canada permanently bans athlete for code of conduct violations