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Palestinians fleeing Gaza face hurdles coming to Canada - Vimarsana News

Palestinians fleeing Gaza face hurdles coming to Canada

The special immigration program will allow 1,000 people from Gaza to enter Canada

Politics Briefing: Contraception, diabetes drugs under consideration for new pharmacare program - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Contraception, diabetes drugs under consideration for new pharmacare program

Also: B.C.’s Mike De Jong to exit provincial politics; Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew busts a move for Valentine’s Day

Great Reads: South Africa's state failures; the value of humanities degrees; Ukrainian ballet tours Canada - Vimarsana News

Great Reads: South Africa's state failures; the value of humanities degrees; Ukrainian ballet tours Canada

In this issue, a look at the infrastructure decay in South Africa 30 years after apartheid; why businesses need humanities graduates; Ukrainian National Ballet’s 10-city tour across Canada

Sexually assaulted by Russian troops, survivors in Ukraine begin to seek justice - Vimarsana News

Sexually assaulted by Russian troops, survivors in Ukraine begin to seek justice

As hundreds share their stories, investigators work to determine if soldiers are using sexual violence strategically, which could open the door to prosecuting senior-level Russian officials

Great Reads: The two Michaels, Ukrainian seniors refuse to leave home, and the millionaire behind a B.C. ghost town - Vimarsana News

Great Reads: The two Michaels, Ukrainian seniors refuse to leave home, and the millionaire behind a B.C. ghost town

In this issue, Michael Spavor blames fellow prisoner Michael Kovrig for Chinese detention; Ukrainian elders living near the front won’t leave their homes as Russia cuts their water and power; Once home to 1,200 people, this B.C. ghost town may come back to life