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Widespread destruction was revealed at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City on Monday as residents rushed to the area to check on damage following the withdrawal of Israeli forces. The Israeli military said it had killed and detained hundreds of gunmen during the two-week operation, but Hamas and medical staff deny that Palestinian fighters have any armed presence in hospitals.

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Over 38,000 Quebecers are waiting for a loved one to enter the country through the family reunification program, according to Québec Réunifié. Quebec's family reunification envelope is capped at around 10,000 applicants per year.

Israeli forces have withdrawn from Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City after a two-week operation, the Israeli military said on Monday, leaving behind a wasteland of destroyed buildings and Palestinian bodies scattered in the dirt of the complex.

Students in Manitoba's Interlake region are learning through a land-based program that promotes ways of staying in touch with nature, heritage and more.

Syrian Winnipegger Ibraheem Sarhan describes the violent attack that killed his family members and his own escape to safety.

Students in Manitoba's Interlake region are learning through a land based program that promotes Indigenous ways of knowing and ways of staying in touch with nature, heritage and more.

The winter road that connects Fort Chipewyan to Fort McMurray in northern Alberta is freezing a little later each year, for the rest of the year people living there are reliant on planes and boats for transport and supplies.

City of Guelph staff are proposing a mandatory lobbyist registry to document some details of meetings between policy makers and lobbyists. If the city creates a registry, it would join other municipalities in the province that have opted to do so.

Ibraheem Sarhan, a Syrian Winnipegger, was nine years old when war broke out in his country.

A rare solar event is taking place next week, and organizations across the Kitchener-Waterloo area are working to make sure as many people as possible can experience it safely.

This messy transit may slow down response times, but it will also encourage us to be thoughtful with others.

When the weather turns cold, and the ice starts to form, residents in Fort Chipewyan start to see an easy way out of their community. But some are calling for a year-round road as warming weather calls the future of the road into question.

Saskatchewan is the largest producer of potash in the world. Economists and a former NDP cabinet minister discussed on Blue Sky how Saskatchewan's potash royalty system needs to change.

Mandy Patinkin: Being Alive will play at the Imperial Theatre in Saint John on April 6.

A Community Theatre, or ACT, will bring a Broadway hit to life at the Florence Simmons Performance Hall in Charlottetown starting April 10.

Parents have a lot on their shoulders, and part of their job is preparing their kids for the world they are going to grow up in and this includes topics about race.

Calvin White says Mi’kmaq in N.L. have spent decades fighting for recognition of their Indigenous rights, but they're not done yet

Increases to the federal carbon tax came into effect on Monday which also means increases to fuel prices in Newfoundland and Labrador.

The corner of Eagleson and Flewellyn roads in southwest Ottawa near Stittsville has long been identified by the city as an intersection where traffic signals are 'warranted.' But it's been 16 years, and construction has yet to happen.

The recall notice said their Dodge truck had an "urgent" safety problem. But Michele Ashenden and her husband Vittorio Pulcini waited almost two years — amid mixed messages from the dealership and automaker — for it to get fixed while their business struggled and bills piled up.

Some educators see how Tiktok lessons from deepfake videos of celebrities could raise student interest in topics such as math, but they question whether they offer real learning opportunities and worry about the possibility for misinformation to spread.

Calls for an investigation into how Brampton's municipal government spends millions of taxpayer dollars have resurfaced, after a routine audit revealed a lack of accountability and transparency while awarding contracts.

Ocean Wise researchers spent more than a week on the ocean collecting water samples to study the environmental DNA (eDNA) of Bigg's killer whales, North Pacific humpbacks and B.C.'s endangered southern resident killer whales.