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Canada must commit its fair share of climate finance to help the world’s must vulnerable

The world’s poorest one billion people absorb 80 per cent of climate change impacts, despite being responsible for only three per cent of global greenhouse emissions.

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BY NAOMI JOHNSON
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Supporting Canada’s seniors is a year-round endeavour

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Most Armenians say they don’t expect ever to go home again

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If Allies back away, Ukraine is at risk of losing the war

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Reconciliation is an empty word if Indigenous people are left in landfills

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Just what we need: another national unity crisis

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