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c. Livigno. The Italian town is home to the snowboard and freestyle ski events. Kingsbury and Thompson compete in moguls and ski cross, respectively, and are at their fourth Olympics. The former won silver Feb. 12, his fourth Olympic medal. The opening ceremony unfolded simultaneously across four locations - Milan, Cortina, Predazzo and Livigno - allowing athletes from all disciplines to march in the Parade of Nations.

a. Too many advertisements. CBC brushed off the concerns, with the head of public affairs claiming the broadcaster ran an average of 7.5 minutes of ads per hour. However, many of the performances were chopped up, or miniaturized and muted.

b. Finland. The International Olympic Committee, in agreement with the Finnish Olympic Committee and Canadian Olympic Committee, moved the game after several Nordic players were stricken with norovirus. The Swiss women’s hockey team later pulled out of the opening ceremony after a player tested positive for the disease. Canada won the rescheduled game 5-0.

b. 3,000m. Maltais earned a bronze for her performance, the third Olympic medal of her career. Italian Francesca Lollobrigida set an Olympic record with a time of 3:54.28 to win gold, and Norway’s Ragne Wiklund rounded out the podium with a silver. Canada’s first medal of the 2022 Beijing Olympics was also a bronze in the women’s 3,000m, won by Isabelle Weidemann.

a. Madeline Schizas. The 22-year-old figure skater is a McMaster University student, and e-mailed her professor for an assignment extension. She posted the e-mail to her Instagram story, where it went viral. Schizas got a long-distance pass for the assignment, and will compete in the women’s short program Feb. 17.

a. Defenceman Cale Makar. The Colorado Avalanche star was one of the first six players named to Canada’s roster. The last time NHLers participated in the Olympics was Sochi 2014, and only two players remain from that roster: Crosby and Doughty. Toronto Maple Leafs centre Auston Matthews is the U.S. captain.

c. Minions. Six-time Spanish champion Tomàs Guarino Sabaté made his Olympic debut dressed as a yellow Minion for his short program, but copyright concerns over the music almost halted the performance. Universal Pictures relented after the skater posted the issue on social media, triggering public backlash.

c. 4-5. Curlers Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant started strong, winning three games in a row, before losing five straight. They capped off their tournament with a victory over Switzerland.

b. Women’s freeski slopestyle. Oldham’s bronze medal was the first for Canada since the sport’s introduction, where Dara Howell won gold and Kim Lamarre took home bronze. The 2026 podium was rounded out with China’s Eileen Gu earning silver, and Switzerland’s Mathilde Gremaud taking gold.

d. Switzerland. The 24-year-old won the men’s downhill, men’s super-G and men’s team combined. Von Allmen is the third skier to win three gold medals at the same Olympics.