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Grief in Gaza on the first day of a ceasefire

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The first day of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas allows grief out into the open as families in Gaza begin to bury their dead.
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More fear ahead for Palestinians, Israelis as violence intensifies

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Israeli airstrikes continue to flatten buildings in Gaza, while Hamas launched rockets from civilian areas in Gaza toward civilian areas in Israel. And Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the strikes will continue.
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Tsunami alert issued as powerful earthquake strikes western Haiti

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Magnitude 7.2 earthquake strikes western Haiti and tsunami alert issued, US Geological Survey says.
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Canadian awards show honouring emerging Black talent to air on CBC

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The first-ever Canadian awards show dedicated to Black talent will air on CBC in 2022. The production by the Black Academy will honour Black achievement in film, television, music, sports and culture next fall.
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Proxy Health Pass to Provide Proof of COVID Vaccination Amid Rising Mandates

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With a rising number of businesses requiring employees to get COVID vaccinations, having easy access to vaccine confirmation cards has become a necessity. Denis Mars, founder and CEO of Proxy Health, joined Cheddar’s Opening Bell to talk...
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The importance of better ventilation in workplaces

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As more people head back to the office, preventing the spread of COVID-19 means tackling the air everyone shares, and some employers are upgrading their ventilation systems to make the workplaces safer.
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Dozens killed, hundreds injured as quake hits Indonesia’s Sulawesi

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At least 34 killed, several trapped in collapsed buildings after a 6.2 quake as expert warns aftershocks could trigger tsunami.
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Hong Kong architects plan post-pandemic environment

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As the world struggles to curb the rising number of COVID-19 cases, the architectural community is already transforming the way we live to avoid future outbreaks.
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Explosion in Nashville may have been ‘intentional’: Police

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Early on Christmas morning a massive explosion has rocked the downtown core of the city of Nashville in the US state of Tennessee.
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More than a dozen dead after Aegean Sea earthquake

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More than a dozen people were killed and hundreds were injured when a massive earthquake struck the Aegean Sea between the Turkish coast and the Greek island of Samos.
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Rescue efforts under way after deadly earthquake in Turkey, Greece

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Powerful quake struck Turkey’s Aegean coast and north of Greek island of Samos on Friday, killing at least 25 people.
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Turkey earthquake: Rescue teams search for survivors in Izmir

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Many buildings in Izmir province collapsed within seconds killing dozens of people and injuring hundreds.
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EU's green renovations proposal 'lacking ambition', says environmental lobby

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The EU's green renovations proposal is not ambitious enough, according to one of Europe's largest environmental organisations. Speaking exclusively to Euronews, the European Environment Bureau (EEB), welcomed the Commission's plans but...
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How a small Belgian business is helping the Commission HQ go green

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The European Commission's Berlaymont building is aiming to become carbon neutral by 2030. The ambitious target is part of a wider environmental plan that includes recycling the huge campaign banners that hang from the building's walls....
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Old Baghdad buildings disappear despite laws to protect heritage

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Why historical buildings in Iraq's capital Baghdad are under threat and what is being done to save them.
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Spike in condo fees pushes B.C. to change insurance system

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A steep spike in condominium fees pushes B.C. to announce changes to the province's insurance system.
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Almost 300,000 jobs at risk in the UK amid COVID-19 crisis

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The UK's economy is slowly coming to life after months under lockdown, but the country's theatres are still waiting for news about how they can welcome audiences again.
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Thousands of jobs at risk in the UK amid COVID-19 crisis

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The UK's economy is slowly coming to life after months under lockdown, but the country's theatres are still waiting for news about how they can welcome audiences again.
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Bangkok's heritage spaces under threat

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There is growing concern in Thailand of the erosion of Bangkok’s heritage by rapid urbanisation
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Ontario nursing homes devastated by COVID-19 knew upgrades were needed 22 years ago

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Data analyzed by CBC News shows Ontario nursing homes have had 22 years to upgrade safety features. COVID-19 has devastated many long-term care homes that didn’t and the facilities that haven't upgraded are largely for-profit.
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Duchess of Sussex says George Floyd's life mattered

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The former Meghan Markle speaks to students of her former high school about the racial unrest in the U.S.
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UN criticizes Toronto, Montreal landlord’s treatment of tenants

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The UN's special rapporteur on adequate housing issued a public statement accusing Sweden-based Akelius Residential of doing questionable renovations just so tenants can be charged higher rents.
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European Parliament opens doors to homeless and vulnerable amid coronavirus crisis

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EU politics has largely gone online, leaving empty buildings in Brussels. It means European Parliament facilities can be used in the battle against coronavirus. "We have decided to make one of our buildings available for homeless people...
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Changing the Size and Shape of the House of Commons

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Chris Rands has more on the renovation choices facing MPs this spring