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Second fire in just over a week ravages multiple buildings in Newburgh

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Flames and heavy smoke could be seen billowing from the two-story apartment homes, engulfing the area in chaos.
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Al Shifa hospital under attack: Israeli forces destroy infrastructure near complex

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The Al-Shifa Complex is heavily bombed, causing devastation and death. Families under siege lack food, water and inaccessible aid.
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Dozens forced to leave after residential buildings deemed unsafe

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More than 35 people in New Glasgow, N.S., were displaced this week after town officials boarded up a pair of residential buildings and posted notices saying the properties had failed fire safety inspections.
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Railside at The Forks to break ground on housing this summer

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One of Winnipeg's most popular attractions and places to meet will soon also become a place to live. A development project at The Forks that's been in the works for more than a decade is breaking ground this summer.
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Health-care worker union says Sask. budget lacks plan for staff retention

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Bashir Jalloh, president of CUPE 5430, says the best way to attract health-care staff in Saskatchewan is for the provincial government to focus on retention instead of recruitment.
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Israeli army issues evacuation warning for al-Shifa Hospital

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Israel orders Palestinians to evacuate al-Shifa hospital - threatening to blow up the largest medical complex in Gaza if they don't.
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Vancouver looks to expand Wi-Fi access in Downtown Eastside

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Vancouver city council is moving ahead with plans to bring Wi-Fi access to the Downtown Eastside. As Michelle Morton reports, advocates say internet access is crucial for many trying to escape the grips of poverty.
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This new apartment complex heats its units with industrial stream

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Industrial activities produce a lot of heat. Most of it is wasted into the air, but a paper plant in Ottawa is trying to cut down on that waste and use it to warm the homes in a new, nearby apartment complex, which burns less natural gas...
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This apartment complex uses industrial waste to heat its units

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A new project in the Ottawa-Gatineau region is reducing emissions by capturing the wastewater heat from a local paper plant and using it to heat residential buildings.
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$10 billion plan unveiled to revamp Port Authority Bus Terminal

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The project aims to transform the aging 73-year-old terminal into a state-of-the-art facility, complete with a new 2.1 million-square-foot main terminal, a separate storage and staging building, and new ramps providing direct access to...
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Fire in Fredericton’s Historic Garrison District deemed ‘suspicious’

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Fire officials have turned the file over to police who are asking for the public’s help in identifying a person of interest.
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War on Gaza: 15 killed in displacement camp in Khan Younis

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The bombing of the central governorate and al-Mawasi area in Khan Younis continues since yesterday.
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Israeli military says it is conducting a 'precise operation' in al-Shifa Hospital

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The Israeli military storms al-Shifa hospital in Gaza city and arrests people. Thousands of Palestinians are trapped inside the complex.
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Queens councilmember takes on shady landlords with new legislative package

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New Yorkers shared their stories of being displaced, sometimes with deadly consequences at an emotional press conference on the steps of City Hall on Thursday,
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Following the heat: Industrial waste heats homes

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Scott Demark of Zibi Community Utility shows how waste heat from a paper plant keeps neighbouring homes cozy
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City of Winnipeg takes owners of long-vacant Rubin Block to court over unpaid fees

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The city of Winnipeg is suing the owner of a long-vacant apartment building in south Osborne. Residents in the neighbourhood have tried for years to save the Rubin Block, but now they want the city to act before it burns to the ground.
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MSF official says ‘nowhere in Gaza is safe’, calls for ceasefire

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Doctors Without Borders director in Gaza reports alarming malnutrition among children. Urges immediate ceasefire for safe aid delivery.
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Strikes cause widespread destruction: Gaza city's Al Zeitoun neighborhood targeted

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War-induced havoc in Gaza City's Al Zaytoun, featuring bombings, invasions, casualties, and calls for international aid.
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Work begins on affordable housing complex in Soundview

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City officials broke ground at Stevenson Square, which will become the site of the affordable housing complex containing nearly 1,000 new apartments.
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Bangladesh fire: At least 45 people killed in Dhaka building

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A crowded Dhaka restaurant fire resulted in many casualties, with victims suffocating or jumping from windows; death toll may increase.
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Emergency Management Department relocates migrants illegally housed inside Fordham store

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Authorities say the group of migrants were living inside a store that was once a juice bar at 305 East Kingsbridge Road.
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This 3D-printed hydrogel material could be used to build homes one day

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The sustainable biomaterial could already be applied as a tiling system for smaller components in buildings.
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Mayor Eric Adams' plan to reduce rat populations with lidded garbage bins begins March 1

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All businesses have until March 1 to begin using lidded bins. Residents have until the fall.
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Department of Buildings engineer suspended for possible link to Morris Heights building collapse

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Mayor Eric Adams and DOB Commissioner Jimmy Oddo signed the agreement Thursday, which also comes with a $10,000 fine for the engineer.