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They call her a ‘Mountain Mover’ — Founder of Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week revolutionizes the runway
First Nations people are reclaiming their culture by showcasing their own designs during the Vancouver Indigenous Fashion ...
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Milestone agreement recognizes Haida Nation’s land rights in British Columbia
A new landmark agreement between the Haida Nation and the British Columbia government recognizes Haida title over all of Haida Gwaii, an archipelago of more than 150 islands almost 60 miles off of ...
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Israelis mark 6 months since attacks in the south of the country
Hamas' deadly attacks on southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, left about 1,200 people dead, and about 250 taken as hostages. Some ...
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Global weather woes as ‘rain bomb’ strikes Dubai
Heavy rains have dumped more than two years worth of precipitation on Dubai and surrounding nations. It’s in an extreme ...
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Migrants say crossing Mexico has become increasingly challenging
Mexican authorities have increased efforts to impede the transit of migrants arriving at the southern US border in response ...
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Controversial bishop in Australia is victim of knife attack — the second-highest profile knifing in 3 days
A teenager has been accused of attacking an Assyrian bishop and wounding three others during Monday’s live streaming of a church sermon. Australian police believe the stabbing was religiously ...
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Protests in Tiblisi following foreign agent draft law approved by Georgia’s parliament
Police beat protesters outside Georgia’s parliament building today following the body’s approval of a Russian-style foreign agent draft law. Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Giorgi Lomsadze, a Georgian ...
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A Barcelona neighborhood goes off the map to hide from tourists
A neighborhood in Barcelona beset by tourists got Google and Apple to make it disappear – or at least the bus route that winds through it to the famous Gaudí park, Parc Güell. In recent years, so many ...
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Brazil’s innovative PIX banking system is replacing cash and credit cards
PIX is a three-year-old system developed by the Brazilian Central Bank that has revolutionized how Brazilians pay for things. It’s like sending an instant wire transfer through the banking app on your ...
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Afro Honduran immigrant discovered tap dancing in Harlem
Gerson Lanza was first introduced to tap dancing via television when he was growing up in Honduras. But after he moved to New York City as a child, the art form became the key to him learning how to ...
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Things you might have missed
From the quirky to the critical, hosts Marco Werman and Carolyn Beeler have a round-up of global news that might have escaped your attention.
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Emerson the seal, back again
Canadian officials are expressing awe and concern over an elephant seal that has rebuffed multiple attempts to relocate him away from the town beach he’s made his home. Hosts Carolyn Beeler and Marco ...