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31 Palestinians are killed heading to a Gaza aid site, witnesses say. Israel denies responsibility

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By Jayk Sterkenburg
| CHAT News Today Verified
It was the deadliest incident yet around the new aid distribution system, which has operated for less than a week. The International Committee of the Red Cross said in a statement its field hospital in Rafah received 179 casualties including women and children, 21 of them declared dead upon arrival, the majority with gunshot or shrapnel wounds. It was unclear if any of the dead were militants.
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‘A tourist in your own city’: Medicine Hat trolley tours have something for everyone, rider says

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By Jayk Sterkenburg
| CHAT News Today Verified
The trolley tours offer an in-depth and personal look at Medicine Hat’s past and present for all riders. The tours are guided by long-time residents of the city with an extensive knowledge of its many landmarks. Mo Cranker, manager of transportation operations for Tourism Medicine Hat, said the local tour guides for the Sunshine Trolley keep each tour different with their varying upbringings. “They’ve all lived here for pretty much their entire lives.
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More evacuations ordered as crews battle wildfires burning in Manitoba

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By Jayk Sterkenburg
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An evacuation of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in Manitoba, which started earlier in the week, ramped up further on Saturday. Officials were expecting five flights to leave for Winnipeg by the end of the day. “The wildfire has crossed the main road, and the area remains filled with smoke and ash,” Chief David Monias wrote on Facebook.
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