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The Israeli Security Cabinet has approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to take control of Gaza City and defeat Hamas, emphasizing disarmament and the establishment of a non-hostile governance. As tensions rise, Netanyahu affirms the aim to provide humanitarian aid while rejecting permanent control, amid ongoing international concerns regarding the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Want More Context? 🔎

Republican members of the U.S. House ways and means committee are urging Trump administration officials to pressure Canada to abandon its Online Streaming Act, citing it as a significant threat to U.S.-Canada trade relations. The Act, implemented in 2023, mandates streaming services to contribute financially to Canadian content, which U.S. lawmakers argue discriminates against American companies and harms cross-border digital trade. Want More Context? 🔎

Canadians still broadly support accepting Ukrainian migrants fleeing the ongoing war, though recent polling indicates a decline in this support, with 23% wanting to reduce numbers. The influx of Ukrainians has significantly decreased, with only 21,110 arriving in Q1 2025, a 69% drop from the previous year, amidst broader immigration pushback across the country. Want More Context? 🔎

The Deninu Kųę́ First Nation in Fort Resolution, N.W.T., has announced the discovery of the burial sites of five children and two adults, concluding a prolonged search for unmarked graves associated with the former St. Joseph's Residential School. This significant finding highlights the ongoing efforts to address the historical injustices faced by Indigenous communities. Want More Context? 🔎

Summary The American Bar Association is meeting in Toronto, where members will be greeted by re-enactors in British redcoats, a nod to the War of 1812, amid current U.S.-Canada trade tensions. While the event has been in planning for years, it symbolizes the enduring friendship between the two nations and the hope for resolving political differences. Want More Context? 🔎

Canada’s leading election forecaster, Philippe J. Fournier, predicts Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will win the upcoming Battle River—Crowfoot byelection with 65 to 81 percent of the vote, although he may not match the previous candidate's 83 percent. The race could be influenced by independent candidate Bonnie Critchley, who may draw significant votes away from Poilievre. Want More Context? 🔎