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Controversial Palestine exhibit opens at Canadian Museum for Human Rights

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By Elisha Dacey
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The painting Bound Together in Gaza by Gazan artist Malak Mattar, 2020. The artwork will be on display at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights as part of the Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present exhibit, which opens June 27, 2026. (Malak Mattar/Supplied) A controversial museum exhibit that drew ire from some members of Canada’s Jewish community before it even opened to the public welcomed its first visitors on Saturday.
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Fundraising for Prime Minister’s residence renos called unusual, a ‘misstep’: Charitable advocates

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By Elisha Dacey
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a fundraising drive and design competition for 24 Sussex Dr. on Friday. (National Capital Commission/Supplied) Advocates working in the non-profit sector say while they’re glad to see the Prime Minister’s official residence will be restored and upgraded, funds for the renovations should come from government coffers, not fundraisers.
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Partnered Partnered content Should Canada regulate the price of farmland? System is currently in market failure: experts

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By Elisha Dacey
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Wayne Miranda, Sara Dent and Afua Asantewaa at the Regenerative Food Systems Investment Canada Summit on May 26, 2026. (Hugo de la Lande de Vallière/Supplied) As the price of Canadian farmland continues to rise, creating a barrier for newcomers and those wanting to buy or continue family farms, regulating farmland prices was floated as a potential solution at a recent summit. “As the cost of land and production increase, less and less people can either stay on the land or get onto the land.
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