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Schools in Lviv take in people fleeing war from Ukraine's east and south
Before Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, 1,100 students walked the halls of one white brick building in the suburbs of Lviv, about 70 kilometres from the border with Poland. Now, 86 people who've fled the war call it a temporary home — a scene that is repeated across the city.
A day after waking up to explosions, the village of Starychi buries a soldier
Hundreds of people in Starychi, Ukraine, a town 20 kilometres from the Polish border and at the gate of the military base bombed Sunday by Russian forces, attended a funeral for a soldier killed in Kyiv.
How home-office video calls are helping to boost art sales
With works ranging from $45 into five figures, gallery says it has had its best sales year yet during the pandemic.
COVID-19 vaccine queue-jumping alleged at Ontario nursing home
With COVID-19 vaccines in short supply, a board member and the family of some managers at a Toronto-area nursing home are accused of inappropriately keeping doses for themselves.
'Renoviction' rates soar due to big-city housing crunch
Renovating apartments and then jacking up the rent is "a way of making outrageous profits in a very short time," a housing advocate says.