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Paris locks down and gets ready for the Olympics

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As Paris prepares to welcome the world for the Olympic Games, CBC chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault explains the charm and complexity of hosting events right next to some of the city’s most famous landmarks.
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What Biden’s historic exit says about Democrats and U.S politics

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It’s been decades since a sitting president abandoned a reelection campaign. The National’s Adrienne Arsenault asks presidential historian Tim Naftali to breakdown what Joe Biden’s historic decision says about the Democratic Party and...
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Why Kamala Harris looks set to be the Democratic nominee

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Joe Biden's endorsement of Kamala Harris puts her well in the lead to become the new Democratic nominee. While that's not guaranteed, Ellen Mauro breaks down why so many Democrats are already lining up behind her.
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Notre-Dame de Paris rises from the ashes after a devastating fire

9th - Higher Ed
The famous Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris is rising from the ashes of a devastating fire five years ago. The National’s Adrienne Arsenault got rare access to the project to learn more about the painstaking restoration efforts.
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The Breakdown | Russia prisoner swap + Rower Sarah Douglas

9th - Higher Ed
Andrew Chang breaks down the complex Russia prisoner swap that freed Canadian-born Paul Whelan and Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. Plus, how Canadian Olympic sailor Sarah Douglas is disrupting her white, male-dominated sport.
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The Breakdown | U.S. presidential debate afterparty

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The National’s U.S. political panel breaks down the key moments from the first debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and what it means for the U.S. presidential race.
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The Breakdown | Springfield threats + Canada election probability

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The National looks at how debunked claims and unwanted political attention have made Springfield, Ohio, the target of threats and hate. Plus, About That host Andrew Chang breaks down three possible scenarios for when Canada could go to...
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The Breakdown | Israel-Hezbollah fighting + Piapot’s land fight

9th - Higher Ed
The National breaks down Israel’s escalation with Hezbollah in Lebanon and what might come next. Plus, an inside look at the decades-long battle for control of land on a Saskatchewan First Nation.
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Police: 200-foot yacht carrying 23 people catches fire in Long Island Sound

9th - Higher Ed
It happened on Friday at around 3:30 p.m.
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First major poll since assassination attempt shows Trump losing to a younger Democrat in swing states

9th - Higher Ed
First major poll since assassination attempt shows Trump losing to a younger Democrat in swing statesSource The Independent
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Republican National Convention attendees react to death of Lou Dobbs

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Republican National Convention attendees react to death of Lou DobbsSource The Independent
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Porter Airlines flights cancelled as Toronto grapples with global tech outage

9th - Higher Ed
Many travellers are scrambling to find alternative routes, after Porter Airlines cancelled flights on Friday due to the global outage of CrowdStrike cybersecurity software. CBC’s Chris Glover speaks to those in Toronto affected by the...
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DEEP identifies two bodies recovered from Candlewood Lake

9th - Higher Ed
The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has identified the two bodies recovered from Candlewood Lake Thursday morning.
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LCBO tentative deal on hold, union leaders say

9th - Higher Ed
The tentative agreement between LCBO workers and their employer is on hold. Union leaders say the employer is refusing to sign a "return to work protocol" that is necessary to end the strike and allow workers to return to work Monday.
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Why the tentative deal between LCBO and workers’ union is on hold

9th - Higher Ed
A deal that could have ended the first LCBO strike in history is now in question. The union representing LCBO workers says the employer will not agree to conditions for its employees to return to work, while the LCBO claims the union is...
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Euston station as final London HS2 terminus to undergo early review - minister

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Louise Haigh says she was ‘working at pace’ to determine what to do with the proposed station and wider redevelopment of the area.
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The RNC’s main event? The merch

9th - Higher Ed
Supporters show their devotion in all sorts of different ways. Donations, tattoos and, most importantly, buying merch.It's how party members and delegates at the Republican National Convention have been showing their love for their...
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Housing crisis vs. immigration: Is it time to slow things down?

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In the face of an unprecedented housing crisis, does Canada need to slow down immigration? The National’s Adrienne Arsenault brings together people from across the country with opposing views to share their perspectives.
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Judge to rule on Ontario’s ‘Crypto King’ bankruptcy case

9th - Higher Ed
A judge is expected to rule on whether Ontario's self-proclaimed Crypto King will be discharged from bankruptcy in the next 24 hours. The decision could mean Aiden Pleterski doesn't have to repay his many debtors. CBC’s Angelina King has...
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What is Project 2025? A quick explanation

9th - Higher Ed
A conservative think tank document called Project 2025 is fueling fierce attacks in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election. CBC’s Lauren Bird cuts through the noise and breaks down the policy, who’s behind it, and why it’s so...
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How can Toronto protect itself from flooding?

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On Tuesday, Toronto experienced its second major flooding event in 11 years. Residents and experts have been calling on the city to do more to adapt to changing climate, including building a better plan for flood protection. CBC’s Chris...
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Union Station flooded following torrential downpours in southern Ontario

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A severe storm has led to flooded streets in Toronto and transit disruptions, including at Union Station. CBC’s Lisa Xing has the latest on how the storm is affecting commuters across the city.
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Toronto Fire responded to more than 500 emergency incidents amid flooding

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A torrential downpour flooded Toronto and surrounding areas on Tuesday, causing power outages and leaving drivers stranded on major roadways. According to the Deputy Chief of Toronto Fire Services, during the height of the storm, the...
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How flooding turned the Don Valley Parkway turned into a waterway

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Stretches of the Don Valley Parkway remain closed in both directions following Tuesday’s flooding. As CBC’s Dale Manucdoc reports, multiple vehicles could be seen abandoned in the lanes, with water having risen up past their headlights...