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How feasible is it to use volunteering as a test for having leave to remain

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New ReviewMatt Baillie Smith Professor of Global Development at Northumbria University, in response to the Home Secretary's conference speech yesterday, shares his insights into how feasible is it to use volunteering as a test for having leave to...
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These volunteers installed a new kitchen and refreshed the gardens at the Confederation Court Community House

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New ReviewOttawa Community Housing says demand for the services at the Community House, including its satellite food bank, has quadrupled over the past few years. It says the newly revamped kitchens and gardens will help meet the needs of the...
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Louis C.K.'s Return Not Welcome, Comedian Erin Gibson Says

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Comedian Erin Gibson said that she believes Louis C.K.'s return to comedy is not welcome and hasn't been earned. Gibson believes retribution is necessary in order to re-enter the comedy space.
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B.C. non-profits struggle to find volunteers as demand increases

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National Volunteer Week is in full swing, running April 14 to 20. Since the pandemic, charities and non-profits have seen demand increasing, with capacity shrinking. As Edzi'u Loverin reports, some organizations have found solutions,...
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Giving Back to the Community

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With the holidays here, there are so many in our communities who are less fortunate and can use our help all year round. Cheddar News visited two organizations in need of volunteers.
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Israeli man with 2 sons in army says Oct. 7 changed everything for him

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Pini Gorelick, who has two sons in the Israeli army, says he's worried for his sons and is 'so disappointed' to see support for Hamas among some in Gaza.
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Ukraine mandates military registration for female medical personnel

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Ukrainian women with medical backgrounds are called up for military service - with the war showing no signs of ending soon.
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Britain's 'Big Help Out' day of volunteerism after coronation

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Britons got the day off the Monday after King Charles's coronation. It's billed as a day of volunteering called the Big Help Out, and many spent the day cleaning up or cooking for their communities.
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Volunteer shortage forces some groups to cut back services

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Organizations across Canada are facing a critical shortage of volunteers as many haven’t returned since pandemic restrictions were lifted, forcing some service groups to cut back on the help they provide to Canadians.
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What it’s like at a Canadian field clinic in Ukraine

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Canadian doctors and nurses volunteering at a field clinic in Ukraine near the Polish border are seeing surges of exhausted refugees with heartbreaking stories.
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Aboard a quarantine ship

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This video filmed by the Outlaw Ocean Project captures the life of migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea and forced to quarantine aboard a cruise ship commissioned by the Italian government.
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Volunteers pitch in at Montreal food banks

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Food banks in Montreal are having to adapt their operations in response to COVID-19 to reduce interactions with the public. New volunteers are stepping up to replace those who have to stay at home.
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Mother, daughters on why they keep volunteering at Kitchener's Tiny Home Takeout

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Nada Offak and her daughters Andrea and Dani have been volunteering at Kitchener's Tiny Home Takeout since day one. They are now an integral part of a service that fills the bellies of so many local people in need. They spoke to The...
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Long-time Food4Kids volunteer says program 'makes a real difference'

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Bryan Hamilton has volunteered for seven years for the group Food4Kids Waterloo Region, which provides food to students for when they're not in school. He spoke about his volunteer work during CBC K-W's Make The Season Kind show on Dec....
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Christmas at North Vancouver Shipyards

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The Lower Mainland has a new Christmas Market this holiday season. It's located in North Vancouver at the Shipyards. On The Coast story producer Caroline Chan meets up with Shipyards Christmas Market's John van Rij to talk about what the...
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RCMP scale back search for missing 11-year-old Kugluktuk boy

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The RCMP are scaling back their search for a missing 11-year-old Kugluktuk boy. Jonas Klengenberg was last seen in the Nunavut community on Thursday morning. Nearly a week later search crews are still hoping to find him. CBC's Nadeer...
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Palestinian supporter calls Israel attack tragic but says situation in Gaza is beyond description

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A Plestinian supporter has called the Hamas attack against Israel earlier this week tragic, but says the situation unfolding in Gaza is beyond description. Hisham, 53, spoke of losing contact with his family living in Gaza, after their...
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Remote Area Medical Depicts Where Obamacare Falls Short

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Dec. 4 -- Stan Brock, founder of Remote Area Medical, and Farihah Zamar, co-director and co-producer of ""Remote Area Medical,"" a new documentary film about the group's work, discuss their efforts to help people who don't have health...
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VOICED : For one Greek media outlet

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VOICED : For one Greek media outlet
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David Cameron meeting Age UK volunteers

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David Cameron meeting Age UK volunteers
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VOICED : In California new grassroots activists lead Trump Resistance

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One year after the 2016 elections many Donald Trump voters have remained loyal to the US president
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As the CDC Ebola guidelines evolve and states enact mandatory quarantines in the name of public safety, experts say health care workers may think twice about volunteering to help stop the deadly virus. (Oct. 28)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus019624 As the CDC Ebola guidelines evolve, and states choose to enact mandatory quarantines in the name of public safety, health care workers may think twice about volunteering to help stop the...
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Volunteering Efforts Drop During Pandemic

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Some nonprofits have suspended all volunteering activities.
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How One Nashville Store Is Feeding Its Community

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"The Store" is a nonprofit organization that operates a free grocery store open all year for people that need it most.