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How Gazans Are Watching the World Cup
Amid power outages, fear of bombings, and the loss of the places where they once watched the games, soccer remains a rare moment of respite in a life upended by war.
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Moving Day: A “Desperate” Struggle for a Growing Number of Montrealers
July 1 is now a race against time for families facing homelessness once their lease expires.
The Sea in Gaza: Memory, Survival, and the Last Refuge
Has the war changed the meaning of the sea?
Quebec Workers Experienced a “Counter Revolution” Under Jean Boulet: Experts
The outgoing labour minister leaves behind a legacy of attacking the Constitutional right to strike.
Editor’s Note: The Rover Does TV News, Our Way
The Week Is Rover will bring our independent journalism to YouTube, where we’ll fight the information wars on a new front.
The Bombings Continue… Life at a Standstill in Gaza
“Calling this a ceasefire is a joke.”
« Combien de mères avez-vous fait pleurer? »
À Montréal-Nord, la communauté se soulève contre la brutalité policière et le profilage racial.
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Moving Day: A “Desperate” Struggle for a Growing Number of Montrealers
July 1 is now a race against time for families facing homelessness once their lease expires.
The Sea in Gaza: Memory, Survival, and the Last Refuge
Has the war changed the meaning of the sea?
Quebec Workers Experienced a “Counter Revolution” Under Jean Boulet: Experts
The outgoing labour minister leaves behind a legacy of attacking the Constitutional right to strike.
