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    House passes watered-down Palestinian recognition motion

    The House of Commons passed a softened New Democrat motion on Monday night that no longer calls for the federal government to officially recognize Palestinian statehood after last-minute amendments brought in by the governing Liberals.

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    #TheMoment a P.E.I. man walked 160 km to fight homelessness

    Robbie Burt raised about $10K to fight homelessness by walking 160 kilometres from Tignish to Hunter River in P.E.I.

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    Head of UN relief agency describes unravelling situation in Gaza

    UNRWA commissioner general Philippe Lazzarini tells The National’s Adrienne Arsenault about the pressures of the unravelling humanitarian situation in Gaza and responds to allegations that some of the organization’s workers were involved in the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Israel.

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    Concerns of measles outbreak growing during March break

    About 40 cases of measles have been confirmed in Canada this year, a highly contagious disease fewer people are vaccinating against. Heather Yourex-West reports on the growing concerns about a measles outbreak, as many families travel for March break; and how other vaccine-preventable illnesses are making a comeback.

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    Canada agrees to sell hydrogen to Germany

    The federal government has signed a memorandum of understanding to export Canadian hydrogen to Germany, and reduce reliance on Russian fossil fuels. Heidi Petracek looks at whether this potential fuel of the future will pay dividends for Canada, and why critics aren't sold on the strategy.

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    Toronto taxi scammer sentenced for dragging victim, taking off in 2022 incident

    A Toronto man who posed as a taxi driver, tried to steal an innocent man’s bank card and then drove off, dragging the victim who confronted him about the scam, has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison and is facing deportation after serving his sentence.

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    Farmers frustrated by lack of equipment compatibility

    Farmers say interoperability — two devices' ability to work together — of farm equipment is at an all-time low, following a trend in Silicon Valley, but a bill is working its way through the Senate to try and fix that.