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Western Canada: Daycare chain pleads not guilty to bylaw charges in Calgary E coli outbreak

Alberta Health Services declared the E. coli outbreak over on Oct. 31, roughly eight weeks after the original cases was confirmed

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Mushroom-farm workers call for collective-bargaining rights in Washington

The mushroom workers have yet to achieve anything close to a union contract, but they form part of a wider-reaching effort to use the current swell of union activism

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A place to be that s ours : Jews around the world consider move to Israel after Hamas attack

The Jewish Agency for Israel has seen a considerable rise in the number of people opening files to make aliyah

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Morning Update: More Jewish people around the world consider move to Israel; Canadians still stuck, struggling in Gaza

On Sunday, Global Affairs Canada said it had no information about when the Rafah border crossing, the only way out of the Gaza Strip, would be open

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Israel not in violation of humanitarian law according to preeminent jurist

Rules around collateral damage allow for killing of militants even if children die, says former president of Israel’s Supreme Court, Aharon Barak

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