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Examining Ukraine’s military response to Russia
Ukraine has defended itself better against Russian forces than expected, but senior military experts, including two retired Canadian generals, say it's vital NATO imposes a no-fly zone in Ukraine.
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Calls for Canada to protect Arctic sovereignty
There are growing calls for Canada to increase security measures across the far North to protect Arctic sovereignty in light of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Defence Minister Anita Anand says she’s exploring diplomatic channels to discuss the security of the region, along with a plan to modernize the North American Aerospace Defence Command.
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Concerns about landlords abusing controversial practice of ‘renovictions’
The controversial practice of ‘renovictions’ allows landlords to evict tenants by claiming they plan to renovate the unit for themselves or family members. But some landlords end up putting the unit on the market so they can charge a higher rent to a new tenant.
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Changes to Sask.’s income support program leaving people behind, experts say
Nearly one in five Saskatchewan residents live in poverty, one of the highest rates across Canada, according to a recent University of Regina report. Experts say changes to the province’s income support program last summer meant recipients received less money than before, and their payments haven’t kept up with inflation.
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The National | Russia’s attacks intensify, Bobsleigh, Renovictions
March 14, 2022 | Russian forces continue their assault on Ukraine’s capital. Canada’s bobsleigh and skeleton athletes are demanding the resignations of two top officials over a toxic culture. Plus, how landlords are forcing tenants out using renovictions.
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Athletes describe toxic culture at Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton
Canadian bobsleigh and skeleton athletes are calling for the resignation of two top officials with Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton following issues with how the organization handled safety concerns and complaints.
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China locks down cities to stop Omicron surge
Millions of people in China have been forced into lockdown, ordered to stay home to protect themselves from the country’s biggest COVID-19 outbreak in two years.
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U.S. warns China against helping Russia
The U.S. issued a sharp warning to China on Monday, saying there would be ‘significant consequences’ if Beijing helped Russia evade sanctions imposed over the war in Ukraine.
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Protesters occupy Russian oligarch’s U.K. mansion
Police moved in after protesters scaled a London mansion belonging to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who was hit with an asset freeze and travel ban by British officials over his ties with the Kremlin.
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Battered Ukrainian villages mourn fallen soldiers
David Common visits Starychi, Ukraine, where villagers are grieving the loss of one of their own – a teacher turned soldier who died while fighting in Kyiv. Scenes like this one are playing out across Ukraine as war casualties mount.
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Russia continues assault on Kyiv, diplomatic talks resume
Russian forces are closing in on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, with deadly attacks in several suburbs. This comes as a new round of talks between Russian and Ukrainian officials show little sign of progress.
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The National | Ukraine border airstrikes, Kyiv mayor, Pixar's Turning Red
March 13, 2022 | Russian airstrikes target a Ukrainian military base on NATO's doorstep. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko talks about living through the nightmare of Russia's invasion. Plus, director Domee Shi and the cast of Pixar's 'Turning Red' talk about Asian representation, Toronto and the universality of coming of age.
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Russian airstrikes target military site near Ukraine-Poland border
At least 30 Russian missiles targeted a military facility less than 25 kilometres away from Ukraine's border with NATO member Poland.
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Pixar's Turning Red cast and director talk Asian representation, Toronto pride
Director Domee Shi and the cast of Pixar's Turning Red sit down with The National co-host Andrew Chang to talk about Asian representation, letting Toronto star as itself in the movie and the universality of coming of age.
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Hockey rink transformed into donation centre for Ukraine
Transforming the hockey rink into a massive donation centre for Ukraine is just one way the people of Goderich, Ont., have come together to help those affected by Russia’s invasion.
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Kyiv's mayor on the 'nightmare' of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko sits down with The National co-host Adrienne Arsenault to talk about the 'nightmare' of living through Russia' invasion of Ukraine.
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Canada places 3rd in overall medal count at 2022 Paralympic Games
Canadian Paralympians broke records at the 2022 Paralympic Games in Beijing, earning 25 medals and placing third in the overall medal count.
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Skiers, snowboarders struggle to receive refunds from B.C. resort | Go Public
After he broke his leg snowboarding at B.C.'s Whistler Blackcomb resort, Trevor Purvis struggled to get a refund for his season pass, a problem dozens of others also brought to CBC's Go Public.
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March break travellers navigate web of COVID-19 travel rules
Canadians excited to travel during March break are navigating a web of sometimes complicated international pandemic travel rules, while jet fuel price spikes add another potential layer of complexity.
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U.S. soldiers enlist in Ukraine's foreign legion
American soldiers are volunteering in Ukraine's foreign legion, joining the fight against Russia's invasion. U.S. officials are also sending stern warnings to Russia that escalations in Ukraine won't be tolerated, while China is expected to be warned against providing military or financial support to Russia at upcoming talks.
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Russians fear country is going backwards as foreign businesses pull out
As foreign companies like McDonald's suspend or withdraw their business from Russia and local authorities crack down on dissent, many residents fear their country is moving backwards.
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Lviv residents prepare to protect city, stock up on firearms
Residents of Lviv are stocking up on firearms to protect their city after a Russian attack on a nearby military base sent a chilling reminder that war could come to their doorstep at any moment.
Why some parents are eager for changes to Ontario's early reading curriculum
The Right to Read Inquiry Report from the Ontario Human Rights Commission calls for revamp of province's approach to early reading.
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Russia accused of ‘false flag’ tactics over bioweapons claim about U.S., Ukraine
The United Nations says there’s no evidence to prove Russia’s claim that Ukraine ran biological warfare laboratories with U.S. support. Ukraine expressed concern that Russia’s claim could be a ‘false flag’ tactic designed to allow the Kremlin to use its own biological weapons against Ukrainians.
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Russia accused of ‘false flag’ tactics over bioweapons claim about U.S., Ukraine
The United Nations says there’s no evidence to prove Russia’s claim that Ukraine ran biological warfare laboratories with U.S. support. Ukraine expressed concern that Russia’s claim could be a ‘false flag’ tactic designed to allow the Kremlin to use its own biological weapons against Ukrainians.
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How Canada can help global wheat supply disrupted by war in Ukraine
Demand for Canadian wheat could increase as the war in Ukraine and economic sanctions against Russia impact the global wheat supply. But there’s a limit to how much farmers can ramp up their production in a year.
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Is it too soon to drop COVID-19 mask mandates?
Infectious diseases specialists Dr. Alexander Wong and Dr. Isaac Bogoch discuss if it’s too soon for provinces and territories to drop mask mandates, and what advice they have for parents concerned about what it means for their kids.
