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Emerald Bensadoun joined The Globe after a two-year stint at Global News as a national reporter. In the past, she has also worked for CBC's The National, The Canadian Press and The Toronto Star, getting her start in journalism as a freelancer reporting from the Middle East during the Gaza War in 2014. Outside of her journalism career, Emerald is pursuing her masters' degree in Creative Writing and Literature at Harvard University.
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Evening Update: Ukraine shuts down Putin’s call for ceasefire during Orthodox Christmas
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Evening Update: Kevin McCarthy fails again in bid for U.S. House speaker, GOP in disarray
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Canadians marking the new year with higher risk of flooding as unusually warm temperatures follow winter storm
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Evening Update: Schools closed, flights disrupted as major winter storm takes aim at Ontario and Quebec
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Great Reads: Century caught on camera; finance hot seat; sneakerheads
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Evening Update: Russian mass air attack kills civilians, cuts power across Ukraine
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Canadian union actors say they’ve been locked out of commercial work for months following labour dispute
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Evening Update: Liberals seeking to delay expansion of medical assistance in dying legislation
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