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The devastation in Maui after shocking wildfires is clear. There are still hundreds of people missing and unaccounted for. And there are thousands of people who have lost their homes and livelihoods - and desperately in need of aid and shelter. So does it surprise you to know, there are still tourists on Maui, having a vacation, just kilometres away from the search for bodies and the distribution of aid? Officials in Hawaii and residents are now on social media, urging people to cancel their vacations and stay away from Hawaii at this time. We spoke with Uahikea Maile, Assistant Professor of Indigenous Politics at University of Toronto, with more.

The devastation in Maui after shocking wildfires is clear. There are still hundreds of people missing and unaccounted for. And there are thousands of people who have lost their homes and livelihoods - and desperately in need of aid and shelter. So does it surprise you to know, there are still tourists on Maui, having a vacation, just kilometres away from the search for bodies and the distribution of aid? Officials in Hawaii and residents are now on social media, urging people to cancel their vacations and stay away from Hawaii at this time. We spoke with Uahikea Maile, Assistant Professor of Indigenous Politics at University of Toronto, with more.

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614,208 views • 2 years ago

.CTV News: During his resignation speech, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s vision for Canada.

.CTV News: During his resignation speech, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s vision for Canada.

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46,099 views • 1 year ago

Six-time NBA All-Star & now author of a new memoir called “Above the Noise”! @Demar_Derozan shares his memories from Toronto & whether he’d like to retire as a Raptor!

Six-time NBA All-Star & now author of a new memoir called “Above the Noise”! @Demar_Derozan shares his memories from Toronto & whether he’d like to retire as a Raptor!

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48,115 views • 1 year ago

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he'll invoke the constitutional notwithstanding clause to force through a controversial new policy, about gender identity and the use of specific pronouns in schools. For a closer look at the legal perspective, we spoke with Adam Goldenberg, legal lead for UR Pride.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he'll invoke the constitutional notwithstanding clause to force through a controversial new policy, about gender identity and the use of specific pronouns in schools. For a closer look at the legal perspective, we spoke with Adam Goldenberg, legal lead for UR Pride.

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47,941 views • 2 years ago

Mourners in Quebec will have their chance to say farewell to the late Brian Mulroney as he will lie in repose in Montreal's Saint Patrick Basilica today. The former Prime Minister, who passed away February 29, would have been 85 yesterday. We had a chance to chat with his oldest son, and our friend Ben Mulroney. He shared his last conversation with his father, and lessons that he's learned that he'll forever carry with him.

Mourners in Quebec will have their chance to say farewell to the late Brian Mulroney as he will lie in repose in Montreal's Saint Patrick Basilica today. The former Prime Minister, who passed away February 29, would have been 85 yesterday. We had a chance to chat with his oldest son, and our friend Ben Mulroney. He shared his last conversation with his father, and lessons that he's learned that he'll forever carry with him.

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22,590 views • 2 years ago

Starting this Fall, students from kindergarten to Grade 6 will be asked to keep phones on silent and out of sight - period. Those in Grade 7 to 12 won't be able to use their devices during class time. We had a chance to speak with Ontario's Minister of Education Stephen Lecce, about the new policy and what students, parents and teachers can expect going forward.

Starting this Fall, students from kindergarten to Grade 6 will be asked to keep phones on silent and out of sight - period. Those in Grade 7 to 12 won't be able to use their devices during class time. We had a chance to speak with Ontario's Minister of Education Stephen Lecce, about the new policy and what students, parents and teachers can expect going forward.

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15,857 views • 2 years ago

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