In tonight’s top story, Canada and Ukraine have strengthened their ties with a new security pact amidst the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. The pact was unveiled on the second anniversary of Russia’s war and includes financial and military support to fortify Ukraine’s military and economy. As the ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas continue, millions in Gaza are struggling to survive. The details of the proposed framework, which includes a six-week pause in fighting and the release of dozens of captives and prisoners on both sides, are yet to be settled. Meanwhile, in the South Carolina Republican primary, former president Donald Trump emerged as the winner over former governor Nikki Haley, as predicted by opinion polls. Finally, amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, hundreds of thousands of people have fled to Canada, where they have made their new homes. However, after two years, many are reflecting on whether they will ever return to their homeland, even if the war ends.
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