Yukon's newspaper of record is closing, Nunatsiaq's Iqaluit newsroom destroyed in apparent accident, and Yellowknifer's owner is seeking creditor.

There are still excellent outlets across the North doing great journalism, but regions this complex require a strong press corps.

Jacob Flickinger, the US-Canadian citizen killed by the IDF while delivering food aid in Gaza, was a retired master corporal who served 11 years in the Canadian Army including a tour in Afghanistan.
He was dad and sole provider to a one-year-old baby boy.

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Really troubling claims in this article, and the IDF response doesn't address most of what this investigation has raised.

The article points out the 'kill zone' approach resulted in the IDF killing three Israeli hostages who held a white cloth.

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'Haiti is a very complex society. Those who seek solutions for us need humility, nuance and historical depth if they are to come up with appropriate answers.'

Haiti has good reason not to trust the international community ft.com/content/fe55d7… via @ft

Canada’s aid minister says Washington’s ambassador to the UN, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, asked him to restore Canada’s UNRWA funding. The U.S. embassy in Ottawa isn’t denying this claim.

One of the best jobs in Canadian political journalism! 👇

Breaking: #UNSC vote OK'd on E10 draft text for #Ramadan #Gaza ceasefire
Yes: 14
Abstain: 1 (US)
[Clapping]
Crucial para change:
'Demands an immediate ceasefire for the month of Ramadan respected by all parties leading to a lasting sustainable ceasefire & also demands the…

Seeing this image from a lot of accounts (and retweeted by some high-profile people) but no one seems to indicate source and/or credit the photographer.

“They had a different picture in their mind ... when they came here, the situation is totally, totally different.”