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Internet, phone outages have cut off Gazans from the outside world — and even their loved ones

When Dunia's great-aunt was killed in Gaza, it took her three days to find out.It wasn't until locals from the north evacuated and came to find her family that they learned the news."They…

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Internet, phone outages have cut off Gazans from the outside world — and even their loved ones

'All it takes is one click': Chief cyberspy warns Canadians to protect themselves from online crime

Manitoba's political parties not doing enough to verify Indigenous identity: Métis lawyer