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The world is ‘simply not ready’: 4 things the WHO learned about COVID-19 in China
Wet’suwet’en protests: New blockades spring up in Canada after Tyendinaga arrests
63% of Canadians support police intervention to end rail blockades: Ipsos poll
Arrest of immigration consultant sparks questions about why regulator didn’t act sooner
WATCH: Global National – February 27
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Family takes on Ontario Ministry of Long-Term Care at Human Rights Tribunal
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
A case before the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario accuses the province’s Ministry of Long-Term Care of not enforcing the law in relation to a Paris, Ont., home. Continue reading
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‘Queen of giraffes’ among new appointees to Order of Canada
The latest cohort of appointments to the Order of Canada include many people whose accomplishments have had an impact around the world, including pioneering biologist Anne Dagg. Continue reading
Meet the Canadian cancer researcher running for a seat in the British parliament
By Jeff Semple Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist
This British election is widely considered the most consequential in a generation — and a Canadian is running as a candidate. Continue reading
Energy exodus: oil and gas workers look for more opportunity in Texas
By Dallas Flexhaug Anchor
The oil and gas sector is struggling to get its ‘Alberta Advantage’ back and that has many looking elsewhere for opportunity. Some are finding it, in Texas. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: Honesty in accounting is missing from every major party’s climate change policies
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
Experts on a non-partisan, independent commission of economists agree: Canada would be wealthier and greener choosing carbon pricing over more red tape and regulations. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos bus crash survivor takes first steps after epidural stimulation implant
Ryan Straschnitzki was paralyzed during the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Now he is taking a few assisted steps with the help of an experimental device. Continue reading
Montreal-based former Doctors Without Borders head discusses leading aid agency in an era of fear
By Mike Armstrong Global National Quebec Correspondent
Dr. Joanne Liu, who led Doctors Without Borders through some of the worst medical crises of the last decade, is moving back to Montreal after six years with the organization. Continue reading
One-on-one with Michael Moore: Trudeau, Trump and what the U.S. could learn from Canada
By Robin Gill Global National BC Correspondent & Weekend Anchor
Robin Gill sat down with the documentary filmmaker in Vancouver to talk politics and the filmmaker’s election predictions on both sides of the border. Continue reading