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When war broke out in the Middle East, these Canadians chose to stay in Qatar

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By Katie Simpson 
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The moments of greatest uncertainty always start with a warning. A national emergency text message alert sent by the Qatari government sounds just like an Amber Alert or a severe weather warning in Canada. "The security threat level is elevated," the message reads. People are told to stay in their homes and away from windows until the threat has passed. What happens next varies greatly. And sometimes it can be terrifying.
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ANALYSIS | Why this self-described progressive is running in North Carolina's Republican primary | CBC News

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By Katie Simpson 
| CBC News
When you walk up the short flight of stairs into Kate Barr’s campaign headquarters in Davidson, N.C., you immediately notice a neon sign on the wall. When lit up, the sign reads, "LOSER." It’s a nod to a past campaign — a race she knew she wouldn’t win but entered, anyway. As we sat down for a lengthy interview to discuss her latest bid for U.S. office, she asked, "Should we turn it on?" Barr, 43, is not afraid to lose, as long as she’s making a point.
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One year after Trump returned, these voters say the border is better, but not inflation | CBC News

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By Katie Simpson 
| CBC News
Mayor Jaime Escobar Jr., would be at his desk, inside his modest city hall office, when something outside his window would catch his eye. An individual, or maybe more than one, making a run for it, through the historic downtown plaza in the small border city of Roma, Texas. On more than a few occasions, there would be hundreds of people gathered in that same plaza.
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