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Repairing war damage: Volunteers rebuild Russian-shelled buildings

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Volunteers learn construction skills to repair buildings damaged by Russian shelling, despite ongoing destruction.
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Supreme Court upholds rent stabilization laws in New York

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These laws set strict rules on leasing units in buildings with six or more units built before 1974.
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Windsor has an architectural heritage, and we drive by it every day without paying attention

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A retired architecture professor says Windsorites should pay more attention to the architectural heritage of their city.
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Windsor's amazing architecture, hiding in plain sight

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CBC's Dalson Chen interviews retired architectural history professor Frank Perissinotti about some of Windsor's underrated building features.
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Voice of Gaza: Doctor Ahmad Moghrabi, his story, in his own words.

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Voice of Gaza: Doctor Ahmad Moghrabi, his story, in his own words.
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Officials: Brooklyn residents evacuated from unstable building in Borough Park

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Emergency crews are still on scene of an unstable building in Borough Park that left multiple people displaced.
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Health workers evacuate Gaza as Israel's bombardment intensified

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The UN says more than 600 Palestinians have died in health facilities in the Gaza Strip since October 7.
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Mapping Israel’s destruction of Gaza

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The scale of destruction across Gaza has been described as being among the worst in modern history.
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Yorktown group pushes for historic landmark designation for Underhill Farms

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The Yorktown Planning Board approved a resolution in July that would allow the sites use as a residential community for seniors.
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East Vancouver social housing expansion project heads to public hearing

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Vancouver city council unanimously voted on Tuesday to move a proposal to expand one of the city's largest and oldest social housing complexes to a public hearing this spring. B.C. Housing owns Skeena Terrace, which has around 230...
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Massive expansion proposed for Skeena Terrace social housing project

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One of Vancouver's oldest and largest social housing projects could get a lot bigger, growing from to nearly 2,000 units from 230. City council has unanimously voted to move a housing proposal for Skeena Terrace to a public hearing set...
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Community clashes over Fulton and Elliot-Chelsea Houses redevelopment plan

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The proposed plan aims to replace buildings across the complex, providing new housing for nearly 4,500 NYCHA residents. Officials stressed that community involvement is crucial.
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One year later

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One year later
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Fire at Chester buildings displaces several people

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It happened on Main Street and Academy Avenue, which is also known as Route 94.
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Department of Sanitation, Mayor Adams reveal new garbage truck in NYC's war on trash

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Mayor Eric Adams and the Department of Sanitation revealed a new automated side-loading garbage truck as the latest addition in New York City's war on trash.
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Israel is creating a ‘buffer zone’ around Gaza

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Israel is creating a ‘buffer zone’ around Gaza, which the military says will ‘prevent attackers’ from reaching Israeli communities.
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Ukraine funding, Orban’s opposition set to dominate crucial EU summit

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European Union leaders are holding a summit, in a renewed attempt to approve a 50-billion Euro aid package for Ukraine.
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Breaking news on earthquake day

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First moments after the Turkey-Syria earthquakes filled with panic and confusion
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Winning the lottery: Affordable housing up for grabs in New York City

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Larry Nickens didn’t hit the mega millions, but he scored a close second – a two-bedroom unit in Harlem’s Sendero Verde.
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Building partially collapses at Hawthorne Garden apartments, displacing residents

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The collapse affected Building E at the complex. Nine adults, three dogs and three cats were removed from four apartments there, according to Hawthorne Fire Chief Joe Speranza.
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Israel pounds Khan Younis with artillery; Rafah bulldozed for ‘buffer zone’

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The Palestinian Red Crescent Society headquarters was targeted for the third time in less than a week.
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UN warns of 'domicide' in Gaza: Houses and infrastructure destroyed

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A relatively new word in the lexicon of war is ‘domicide.’
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Israel intensifies air strikes on Gaza after temporary truce agreed

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In the last hour, at least 25 people have been killed in an air strike on the city of Jabalia in the north.
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Brainstorm Design 2023: The Power Of Sketching

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Keith Griffiths, Chairman and Founder, Global Principal Designer, Aedas In conversation with: Clay Chandler, FORTUNE