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Trudeau spends first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in B.C.

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Lynne Groulx, CEO of the Native Women's Association of Canada, joins Power & Politics to talk about the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and says that Trudeau should be 'leading the reconciliation process.'
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Lebanon: New government wins parliament’s confidence vote

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After a marathon session, Lebanon’s parliament endorsed Prime Minister Najib Mikati’s pledges to halt Lebanon’s economic crisis.
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Lebanese hospitals struggle to help cancer patients

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Lebanon's cancer patients cannot find medicine, as fallout from the country’s unprecedented economic collapse deepens.
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US activists rally against proposed Memphis oil pipeline project

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A controversial aspect of pipeline and others like it is the use of Nationwide Permit 12, which allows fossil fuel companies to fast-track projects.
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Tokyo Games face host of challenges 100 days out

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With 100 days until the Tokyo Games, organizers are faced with a host of challenges, including a resurgence in COVID-19 cases, a slow vaccine rollout and Tokyo residents worried about the virus.
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Europe must do more to stop corruption linked to COVID recovery money, says report

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The Council of Europe says countries must apply "transparency, oversight and accountability" to the large cash injections being received due to the pandemic, including from the EU's own recovery fund.
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Germany sees rising death toll from COVID-19

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Another 67 people died on Sunday, bringing the death toll to just under 80,000.
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Cape Verde faces chronic water shortages after years without rain

9th - Higher Ed
The crisis has now become a central campaign issue for the country's upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Are Canadians ready for a federal election during a pandemic? | Conversation Panel

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CBC News Network host John Northcott speaks with freelance writer Nora Loreto and author David Robertson about taking the pulse of Canadians heading into a federal election campaign.
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US politicians travel to Texas to witness 'migration crisis'

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Only unaccompanied children and families with children under the age of seven are being allowed to claim asylum.
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Congo: Final rallies held ahead of Sunday’s presidential vote

9th - Higher Ed
Some opposition parties and politicians are boycotting the election.
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Nigeria rice farmers could face court over unpaid loans

9th - Higher Ed
Nigerian officials say they are planning to take thousands to court after more than a million farmers were given cash and tools as part of scheme to boost local production.
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Blair: Proud Boys would have been designated a terrorist entity regardless of Capitol Hill attack

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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says he believes the Canadian government would have designated the Proud Boys a terrorist entity even if the January 6 attack on Capitol Hill had not happened.
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Myanmar coup: Politicians defy military in symbolic session

9th - Higher Ed
About 70 signed their oaths of office; hundreds of legislators were detained for a period after military coup.
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Opposition slams government for vaccine delays

9th - Higher Ed
Canada's opposition leaders attacked the federal government's COVID-19 vaccination rollout today after shipments of the Pfizer vaccine were delayed.
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Liberal MPs latest to step down from House roles for travelling during the pandemic

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The list of federal and provincial politicians who've travelled during the holidays continues to grow. One woman who followed guidelines and stayed home as her mother died abroad called it absurd.
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Alternative social media sites fuelled pro-Trump mob

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Those who study how extremists use social media say Wednesday’s attack on Capitol Hill shouldn’t have been a surprise and authorities should be investigating the rapidly growing alternative media ecosystem that extremists use to spread...
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Trump supporters turn to 'alt-tech' platforms

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Parler, which has gained more than 12 million users in the past year, is viewed as a safe haven for those who have also been removed from Twitter.
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Artists lockdown at Italian theatre to create a play about confinement

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The play will be performed for one night only when theatres are allowed to reopen across Italy.
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Liberal MPs latest to step down from House roles or travelling during the pandemic

9th - Higher Ed
The list of federal and provincial politicians who've travelled during the holidays continues to grow. One woman who followed guidelines and stayed home as her mother died abroad called it absurd.
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Lebanon riots: Security forces wound protesters with live fire

9th - Higher Ed
Angry protesters in country’s ‘poorest city’ denounce enforcement of strict coronavirus lockdown with little aid from authorities.
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DR Congo legislators vote to remove parliament speaker

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The move against the ally of the country's former president is a test of support for incumbent President Felix Tshisekedi.