U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken expressed concern over the high number of people killed in Gaza during his fourth visit to the Middle East since the Israel-Hamas conflict began. While emphasizing the need for peace, Israel has continued its offensive against Hamas with a vow to eliminate the militant group. Meanwhile, Canada has been hit hard by winter with blizzards, deep freezes, and heavy snow accumulations. In Alberta, communities and industries are being warned to prepare for possible water shortages in the coming months, as the province battles historic droughts. However, a couple in Nova Scotia has raised concerns about the province’s disaster financial assistance program, as they have yet to receive any funds for their damaged home, despite applying months ago. As we approach four years since the downing of PS752, families say they are still facing intimidation from the Iran regime to stay silent. One Canadian activist tells Global News his mother has been banned from leaving Iran for six months. Finally, a Calgary Olympic canoeist who broke gender barriers in her sport is speaking out about the importance of fighting for what you believe in. She comes from an athletic family and shares stories of the struggle to be accepted.
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