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Paris 2024 wraps up with extravagant Olympics closing ceremony
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Paris 2024: Team Canada’s historic Olympic medal wins
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Paris 2024: Tourists compete for gold with pin, souvenir collection frenzy
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Paris 2024: Canada wins 1st-ever Olympic women’s beach volleyball medal
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Fresh attacks unleashed in Middle East as tensions rise over recent assassinations
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Hundreds arrested in U.K. far-right riots after deadly stabbing rampage at Taylor Swift-themed dance class
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Paris 2024: Summer McIntosh wins 2nd gold, sets Olympic record
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Paris 2024: Canadian women’s soccer team advances, spy scandal deepens
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Paris 2024: Olympic athletes simmer under scorching temperatures
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Paris Olympics: Seine pollution leaves triathlon events in uncertainty
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Paris 2024: Take a look inside Canada, India & Czech houses in ‘Parc de la Villette’
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Paris 2024: Simone Biles’ Olympic return draws A-list celebrity crowd
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Canadian Olympic Committee explores appealing FIFA stripping soccer team of 6 points
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Paris 2024 opening ceremony kicks off Olympic games
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Paris Olympics: Canada beats New Zealand amid women’s soccer scandal
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Paris Olympics: Spying scandal looms over Canadian women’s soccer team
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Getting businesses back online after ‘Crowdstrike’ software outage
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Ambani wedding: Bollywood, Hollywood meet for star-studded celebrations
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Famine has spread throughout Gaza, human rights experts warn
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Bushey murders: U.K. crossbow killer manhunt ends as suspect arrested for triple homicide
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In Ukraine’s Kharkiv, a city — and a people — with the strength of concreteWhether young or old, residents in Kharkiv have spent the past 24 months among airstrikes and chaos, seeing the injured and knowing not everyone would survive.CanadaFeb 21
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How Ukrainians are using prosthetics to create a country of ‘superhumans’More than a year into Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine, the country is working to create a society where wounded soldiers and citizens are viewed as superhumans, not victims.CanadaJun 23, 2023
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In Ukraine’s Novoselivka, stubborn hope twines its roots amid roses and ruinNovoselivka is a tiny village in the Chernihiv Region left in ruins by Russian air strikes near the beginning of the war. Once a week, the breadman arrives.CanadaJun 22, 2023
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Nearly 500 days since invasion, Ukraine’s trauma doctors aren’t slowing downIn the 16 months since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, trauma surgeons and the teams that work with them have been inundated.WorldJun 20, 2023
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How Ukraine’s ‘dragon’ is fanning calls for more air defence systemsThe Gepard anti-aircraft tank being used by a three-man crew working as part of Ukraine's air defence squad is one of the 34 air defence units donated as of June 15 from Germany.CanadaJun 19, 2023
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The Stone of Destiny’s ancient, ‘iconic’ role in King Charles’ coronationThe 150-kilogram sandstone block, also known as the Stone of Scone, was used to crown Scottish kings for centuries, before it was stolen by England for its own coronations.CanadaApr 29, 2023
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Leading Ukrainian official plays it coy on role in Russian oil depot attacks, blames cigarettesA fire that broke out at a Russian oil depot on Monday must have been caused by Russians 'smoking cigarettes,' Ukraine’s top defense spokesperson says.WorldApr 27, 2022
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‘They came here to kill us all’: Ukrainian MP pleads for West to stop Russian airstrikesDmytro Gurin says closing the skies over Ukraine could have stopped the bombing of a children's hospital in Mariupol, and will prevent the further targeting of civilians.WorldMar 9, 2022
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Russian cyber threat compounds tensions in Ukraine as invasion worries growMoscow's reputation of being a cyber threat could be dangerous throughout the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, experts tell Global News.WorldFeb 3, 2022
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Canada-bound Afghan family caught in Ukraine-Russia standoff: ‘There is no hope left’Amid fears a war will break out between Ukraine and Russia, Jawed Ahmad Haqmal fears his family will be left behind as non-essential Canadian diplomats begin to leave Kyiv.CanadaFeb 2, 2022
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Canadian forces moving to western Ukraine as tensions mount with RussiaNational Defence Minister Anita Anand told reporters Monday Canada’s soldiers are moving west of the Dnieper River — which splits Ukraine — 'out of an abundance of caution.'CanadaJan 31, 2022
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Diplomats should stay in Ukraine despite destabilization threats, president saysWhile many western nations fear a Russian military invasion is becoming possible, Ukrainian officials have repeatedly tried to project calm this week.CanadaJan 28, 2022
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Canada’s Ukraine support questioned amid Russia standoff. Is it enough?Is Canada's current support to Ukraine enough to deter Russia from pursuing an armed conflict, like many western nations fear it will? Experts weigh in.CanadaJan 27, 2022
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Canada will not send weapons to Ukraine, boosting cyber support and training missionUkraine is grateful for Canada's support, but more can be done, said Oleksiy Danilov, the secretary of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council.CanadaJan 26, 2022
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‘Really hopeless’: Canada-bound Afghan family stuck in Ukraine after fleeing KabulA former interpreter for the Canadian Armed Forces and his 11 relatives were evacuated from Afghanistan by Ukrainian soldiers after the Taliban took control.CanadaOct 12, 2021
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Rare Beatles memorabilia, John Lennon interviews uncovered during pandemic cleaning spreeMore than an hour of interview material with famed Beatles singer, songwriter and musician John Lennon has surfaced. The old reels were discovered in a garage in Los Angeles.EntertainmentSep 26, 2021
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‘We thought it was a joke’: International opposition to Norwegian whale testing projectThe waters near Lofoten, Norway is the site of a large, multi-year, first of it's kind acoustic testing project.EnvironmentJun 17, 2021
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Voters 16, 17 years old cast ballots for the first time in WalesWith the voting age in Wales and Scotland now at 16, experts say they'd like to see the practice applied in Canada and other Commonwealth countries as well.PoliticsMay 6, 2021
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Is a single COVID-19 vaccine dose enough for those previously infected?Natural post-infection immunity could protect COVID-19 patients, experts say, but more research is needed to influence vaccination strategies.HealthFeb 24, 2021
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How tracking variants of the novel coronavirus is like building a family treeVariants of the novel coronavirus are not a new phenomenon. Researchers have been tracking the 'family tree' of SARS-CoV2 since it first emerged.HealthJan 16, 2021
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‘Shining city on a hill’: America’s global image is on the line this U.S. election, experts say'I think that most people of the world have really high hopes for the United States and want us to fulfill the vision that we have of ourselves.'PoliticsOct 31, 2020
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Black amputees face challenges and increased costs for prosthesesAmputees face many challenges when it comes to getting the right prosthesis but Black amputees may end up paying more to match their skin colour.Oct 28, 2020
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U.K. community members rally to feed hungry children after the British government says noConservative members of Parliament voted 322-261 against a Labour Party motion to extend school meal programs to ensure children in need would continue to be fed over the half-term break and through to Easter of 2021.Oct 24, 2020
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10-year-old British boy holds camping marathon to honour late friend, neighbour'My friend Rick gave me his tent before he died and made me promise to have an adventure so that’s what I’m doing.'WorldOct 18, 2020
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Barbados to become a republic: What it means for the Crown, the Commonwealth and CanadaOn Sept. 16, Her Excellency Gov. Gen. Dame Sandra Mason told the world Barbados was removing Queen Elizabeth II as its head of state.Sep 27, 2020