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Without women workers, there can be no humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, says Jan Egeland.

As one of the most celebrated restaurants in the world closes its doors, a Canadian chef who worked there is wondering whether there’s a future for fine dining as we know it.

Neuroscientist Chris Nowinski was heartened to see the football community rally around Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin when he suffered cardiac arrest during a game. But he was also reminded of all the players who suffer — or even die — without fanfare from heart conditions and brain injuries directly related to the sport.

Canada's biggest challenge going forward won't be job losses in the oilpatch, says Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson. It will be filling all the new jobs in the green economy.

It was an emotional day for Nate Tinner-Williams, who visited Rome for the first time to join the thousands of Catholics who gathered at St. Peter's Square in Vatican City Thursday morning for the funeral of Pope Benedict XVI.

Pinchas Goldschmidt says antisemitism, fuelled in part by the government, is rising in Russia, and that the country's Jewish community could soon find it difficult to leave.