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Province issues flood warning for Assiniboine River in Western ManitobaA quiet start to the flood season in Manitoba could soon be ramped up after the province issued a flood warning for the Assiniboine River between Shellmouth Dam and Brandon.WeatherApr 12
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City of Brandon monitors Assiniboine water levels after flood warning issuedOfficials in Brandon are keeping an eye on the water levels of the Assiniboine River after the province issued a flood warning on Friday.WeatherApr 15
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs breaks silence, apologizes for 2016 security footage of assaultWARNING: Video contains content that may be disturbing to viewers. Discretion is advised. Former rap star Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has released a video apology for beating his former girlfriend in a Los Angeles hotel in 2016. “I take full responsibility for my actions in that video, I’m disgusted,” Diddy said. The assault was captured on...CrimeMay 19
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Israeli military orders more evacuations from Rafah, intensifies airstrikesThe situation is growing more dire in Rafah, as the threat of Israel’s inevitable incursion looms over more than a million Palestinian refugees. Israel’s military issued more evacuation orders Saturday as it intensified its airstrikes. Humanitarian groups warn that designated evacuation zones are hardly any safer, and food and supplies are running dangerously low. Mackenzie...WorldMay 11
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‘Like a bomb’: Kenya flash floods kill at least 45 in central regionWARNING: Video contains images that may be disturbing to viewers. Discrtion is advised. Heavy rains in central Kenya killed at least 45 people and injured over 110 others on Monday, after floodwaters washed away houses and cars in the town of Mai Mahui. Drone footage showed the devastation left behind by the flooding, as the...WorldApr 29
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Ultra-processed food linked to early death: studyUltra-processed foods have a negative reputation for all kinds of reasons and new research shows they’re linked to increased risk of an early death. Health reporter Katherine Ward has what you need to know about the risks to your health, as well as tips for modifying your diet.HealthMay 9
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Health Matters: CFIA steps us avian influenza surveillanceThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has toughened import requirements on U.S. breeding cattle over the H5N1 bird flu virus. Import measures for cattle from the U.S. will now include negative Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) test results for lactating dairy cattle and testing of milk at the retail level to look for viral fragments...Health MattersMay 6
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30+ arrests in Quebec drug war between Blood Family Mafia, Hells AngelsMore than 30 people have been arrested in Quebec during a sweeping police crackdown on a street gang believed to be behind a string of violent kidnappings. Mike Armstrong reports on who leads the Blood Family Mafia, why they are fighting the Hells Angels, and what police have revealed about the drug war.Global NationalMar 1
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Heavy rain, flood warnings this weekend on B.C.’s South CoastAn atmospheric river is aimed at the B.C. South Coast and Vancouver Island, prompting a string of heavy rainfall warnings and flood watches. Alissa Thibault reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJan 26
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Business Matters: Metro profit fell in Q2, but food sales edge higherMontreal-based grocer Metro says shoppers are still searching for more affordable options at the grocery store even though food inflation eased. Anne Gaviola has more on Metro’s second-quarter earnings in Business Matters for Wednesday, April 24, 2024.CanadaApr 24
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Health Matters: Nearly 282M people faced acute hunger worldwide in 2023, report revealsA new report says nearly 282 million people in 59 countries suffered from acute hunger in 2023, with war-torn Gaza having the largest number of people facing famine. The Global Report on Food Crises says that’s an increase of 24 million people compared to 2022. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters...Health MattersApr 25
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Israel-Gaza: Ceasefire talks set to begin in CairoCeasefire talks are set to begin in Cairo aimed at bringing an end to the Israel-Gaza conflict. This comes six months after Hamas launched its attack on Israel. Meanwhile, the World Food Programme has announced that it is now feeding one million Gazans every month. However, the officials have warned that the malnutrition rate among...Global NationalApr 6
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IDF strike which killed 7 aid workers in Gaza leads to calls for Israel to be held accountableWARNING: Video contains graphic images which may not be suitable for all viewers. Discretion is advised. World leaders are calling for both answers and an investigation from Israel after an IDF airstrike killed seven aid workers with World Central Kitchen (WCK) on Monday, leading the charity to suspend its delivery of 100 tons worth of...WorldApr 2
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Gaza crisis: ICJ orders Israel to stop famineWARNING: This video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Israel to ensure basic food supplies get into the Gaza Strip unimpeded and “without delay.” Most of the people in northern Gaza are at risk of starving to death, according to a report by the Integrated Food...Global NationalMar 28
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Haiti crisis: Surge in gang violence, food insecurity envelopes nationThe United Nations has a blunt warning about the situation in Haiti, and is calling for immediate and bold action to fight what it is calling a worsening catastrophe. The surge in gang violence has brought with it a surge in hunger. Close to five million people — nearly half of Haiti’s population — now...WorldMar 29
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Global National: April 2Outrage is mounting over the Israeli airstrike that killed seven World Central Kitchen workers, including Canadian-American Jacob Flickinger, who had just finished delivering essential food to Palestinians. How Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reacting; the calls for accountability; how this attack is also putting future aid for Gaza at risk, and what this could...Global NationalApr 2
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Global National: March 29As Canadians hit the road this holiday weekend, many are bracing for what could be a more expensive return home. The federal carbon tax hike takes effect on Monday with gas prices set to rise three cents a litre. The majority of premiers are expressing their displeasure, prompting the prime minister to fire back and...Mar 29
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Global National: March 23The funeral for former prime minister Brian Mulroney, held at Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal, was filled with song, poignant moments and deeply personal reflections. Eric Sorensen reports on the emotional tribute to the former leader, while Ottawa Bureau Chief Mercedes Stephenson has more on his political legacy. At least 133 people are now known to...Global NationalMar 23
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Fraser Valley warnings reinforce need for flood-prevention infrastructureThe storm that rolled through over the weekend dumped a significant amount of rain, triggering a string of flood warnings. While the warnings are receding along with the water, as Emily Lazatin reports, the close call reinforces the need for crucial spending on flood-prevention infrastructure.Global News at Noon BCJan 29
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Health Matters: Concerns grow for famine in HaitiFears of famine are growing in Haiti. Aid groups estimate 1.4 million Haitians are on the verge of famine. Estimates suggest more than 4 million people require food aid, with people sometimes eating only once a day or nothing at all. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Mar. 18, 2024.Health MattersMar 18