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Israeli leader Netanyahu faces growing pressure at home after calling Biden’s Gaza proposal a ‘non-starter’

‘Israel’s conditions for ending the war have not changed,’ Netanyahu said in a statement. ‘The destruction of Hamas’ military and governing capabilities, the freeing of all hostages and ensuring that Gaza no longer poses a threat to Israel’
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Is military conscription making a comeback?

Kevin Patterson
Real estate

Could Canada’s underused public land be the key to solving the housing crisis?

Ottawa wants affordable housing on ‘every possible piece’ of federal land. So how much is out there? A Globe analysis found enough to house 750,000 people

How The Globe identified underutilized public land across Canada

Trudeau on housing prices, the Home of the Week and more top real estate stories

Immigration

Government criticized for limiting immigration sponsorships to four-year-old list

Ottawa to allow around 30,000 sponsorships this year, but has limited applicants to four-year-old list

Doug Ford condemned for comments linking immigrants to Jewish school shooting without evidence

D-Day

‘We were happy to see them’: Children of D-Day remember the Canadians who landed on Normandy’s shores

As the number of servicemen who participated in D-Day dwindles, a greater proportion of living witnesses are the French children who survived the onslaught. Decades later, they recall with clarity the near-death experiences they lived through that day
opinion

D-Day was the moment that Canada became a country that mattered

Tim Cook
Art

Miles Greenberg, who uses his body as his canvas, makes Canadian debut at the AGO

Greenberg’s work revives the acts of extreme physical endurance that characterized performance art in the 1970s - but he prefers not to be called a performance artist

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Haiti’s gangs ramp up violence against police as nation awaits intervention by foreign forces

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Missing cheers for a pipeline that’s delivering on the bargain

The Liberals bought the Trans Mountain Pipeline as part of a grand bargain on energy development and tackling climate change. Now that it’s open, they aren’t celebrating
Campbell Clark

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Ottawa issues ‘sunset clauses’ for historical records access

Thirteen Saskatchewan ministries refuse to comply with information commissioner’s decision

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ANC set to lose majority in South Africa electionVideo2:02

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Stuck at sea for years, seafarer's plight highlights surge in shipowner abandonmentVideo3:23

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Costs, and fan behaviour, spiralling out of control at sports events

Cathal Kelly

Miles Greenberg, who uses his body as his canvas, makes Canadian debut at the AGO

Opinion

Missing cheers for a pipeline that’s delivering on the bargain

Campbell Clark

How The Globe identified underutilized public land across Canada

Dexa scans are helping people ‘gamify’ their health and longevity

Disruptions at University of Chicago graduation as school withholds 4 diplomas over pro-Palestinian protests

Opinion

What happened to the legacy of Nuremberg and the liberal democratic values we fought the Second World War to protect?

Rosalie Silberman Abella
Opinion

Is military conscription making a comeback?

Kevin Patterson

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