Canadian Athletes Shine with More Medals on Day 6
Are you trying to stay updated on the Olympics but finding yourself asleep during many of the events? We’ve got you covered. Every school day, CBC Kids News provides a recap of the day’s biggest victories, trends, and emotional moments. And just for fun, we’re adding an Italian lesson! Want to see your school or community featured in our show? Email us and share how you’re getting into the Olympic spirit. With the Winter Olympics happening in Italy, it was only a matter of time before pasta stole the spotlight. This isn’t your average mac and cheese. Curious about how it’s made? You’ll need to watch the video below to find out! In this segment, we highlight Canada’s top achievements, how those edible Olympic pasta rings are created, and an important update from the IOC (International Olympic Committee) – that’s the organization responsible for setting all of the rules. Team Canada had athletes competing throughout the day. Mikaël Kingsbury participated in men’s mogul skiing, Éliot Grondin competed in men’s snowboard cross, and Courtney Sarault raced at women’s 500-meter short-track. Additionally, there were matches in both men’s and women’s hockey. With so much happening, it makes sense that we’ve secured a few more medals! Sadly, not every nation had as much to cheer about. The IOC’s recent decision regarding Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych has sparked controversy and grabbed global headlines. Meanwhile, Olympians have been sharing posts about a unique food item that you won’t want to miss seeing. If you’re curious about all the delicious details, we’re covering everything in the video: Want to know all the tasty details? We’re breaking it all down in the video: At CBC Kids News we’re eager to learn how schools across Canada are celebrating the Olympics. Do you want your school to be featured next? Send us an email showcasing how your school is celebrating Milano Cortina 2026. Check out these other videos: If you have more questions or feedback for us, please use the “send us feedback” link below. ⬇️⬇️⬇️ WEBSITE THUMBNAIL CREDIT: Olympics/Instagram, graphic design by Journey To/CBCVIDEO THUMBNAIL CREDIT: Al Bello/Getty Images, graphic design by Philip Street/CBC
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