CBC Edition - 2024-04-27

• Gaza protests spread across U.S., to the doorstep of the White House
• Months after they were promised, Ottawa still hasn't imposed sanctions on violent Israeli settlers
• The world is struggling with plastic pollution - Canada is no exception
• Mind the generation gap in Calgary's debate over zoning and townhouses
• Orca calf swims out of lagoon after being trapped for a month
• British Columbia to recriminal­ize use of drugs in public spaces
• National chief says she was 'stunned,' calls for change after headdress taken from her on flight
• Social media hurts girls' mental health and education potential, says UNESCO report
• Technology can detect wildfires. Do humans still have to?
• Bombardier gets federal exemption from sanctions on Russian titanium
• Ukraine's ambassador slams Canada for Airbus sanctions waiver on critical Russian mineral
• B.C. man captures video of 2 bear cubs waking from winter slumber
• Ontario NDP will defy keffiyeh ban if Ford doesn't step in: Stiles
• Charge dropped for man accused of flying 'terrorist flag'
• OPP reviewing interactio­n between officer, protesters outside Trudeau event
• First ten armoured vehicles promised to Ukraine to be delivered by summer, Blair says
• Supreme Court reaffirms independen­ce of military judges, dismisses challenges
• Government hits Canada Life with financial sanctions
• Honda to invest $15B to build 4 new EV plants in Ontario
• The Baby-Sitters Club books are wildly popular again - and adults are loving the nostalgia
• Dubai deluge likely made worse by warming world, scientists find
• Aamjiwnaan­g First Nation urges calm following state of emergency declaratio­n

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