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Gazans loot aid trucks, Hamas responds to ceasefire proposal

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Gazans loot aid trucks, Hamas responds to ceasefire proposal

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Thousands rally across Canada as tensions rise between postal workers and Canada Post

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Appeals court reinstates Trump’s tariffs after ruling blocking them

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Trump’s tariffs blocked: Canada alleviated from some tariffs but not all

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Canadian doctors push back against U.S. no longer recommending COVID vaccine during pregnancy

Canada’s top gynecologists say they ‘strongly recommend’ COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy a day after U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the vaccine is no longer recommended for children or pregnant people.

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1 dead, dozens injured after Israeli troops open fire at Gaza aid hub

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