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Talha Hashmani

Mississauga
As seen in: CTV News, MSN Canada, MSN Money Canada, The Toronto Star, Global News, National Post, Toronto Sun, Calgary Herald, Vancouver Sun, Ottawa Citizen, CANOE and
Writer, producer @CTVNews. Formerly @CKWS_TV and @globalwinnipeg. By-lines in @nationalpost, @muskokaregion, etc.
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Father of children found allegedly abandoned in Kingston speaks out

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By Talha Hashmani
| Global News Verified
If you get Global News from Instagram or Facebook - that will be changing. Find out how you can still connect with us. A Kingston community is still coming to terms with the death of a child who was allegedly abandoned by his mother. But the loss is felt most by the family members trying to piece together what had happened. Kingston police said an infant boy was found dead on May 31 inside an apartment on Russell Street.
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A former Winnipeg landfill finds new purpose as volunteers build out forest

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By Talha Hashmani
| Global News Verified
An open, grassy area in Winnipeg’s St. Vital neighbourhood was once a landfill, but after 60 years a group of volunteers are taking the lead to find a different use for the area. Over the weekend, volunteers spent time to transform the Marlene Street Park, starting with planting 1,000 trees. The idea, some said, is to change the way places like this are viewed.
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Pro-Palestinian protesters in Kingston disrupt Queen’s medical convocation

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By Talha Hashmani
| Global News Verified
A small group of Pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a Queen’s University convocation ceremony outside the Isabel Bader Centre in Kingston, Ont., on Thursday evening. The group sought to bring attention to what they said was the university’s school of medicine’s silence in Israel’s ongoing war against and Hamas. “Today’s the PGME’s (postgraduate medical education) graduation ceremony.
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