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Global National: Aug. 9, 2023 | Robbie Robertson, Canadian music legend, dead at 80
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Another member of music royalty has been forever silenced. Canada's Robbie Robertson, the guitarist and main songwriter of The Band, the Canadian-American group known for songs such as "The Weight" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," has died at the age of 80. Mike Drolet looks back at the legacy of one of Canada's greatest musicians.
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Catastrophic wildfires are tearing through Hawaii's Maui island, killing at least six people and destroying hundreds of structures. Jackson Proskow reports on the deadly disaster that came with little warning, what's fuelled the flames and the extreme measures some people took to escape the danger.
Construction on the Trans Mountain pipeline is almost complete, but the expansion project is burning through hundreds of millions of dollars in unexpected costs. Heather Yourex-West explains why it's now cost far more than what the government can expect to sell it for.
Global Affairs Canada (GAC) says it is "highly probable" the Chinese government was behind another alleged smear campaign against Conservative MP Michael Chong. Mackenzie Gray explains what GAC found and why Chong may have been targeted again.
A lack of affordable housing in Ontario and British Columbia is driving more Canadians to leave those pricier provinces and put down roots elsewhere. As Anne Gaviola explains, experts say as Canadians leave the most expensive markets it may help keep home prices from rising even further.
Plus, EG.5 is a new, fast-spreading COVID-19 subvariant now comprising more than a third of all cases in Canada. Katherine Ward looks at what's known about EG.5 and what doctors are advising the public to do.
And, Swifties are stressed out. Tickets are now being sold for Taylor Swift's November 2024 concerts in Toronto. The wide range of emotions her fans are feeling as they vie for a spot to watch one of the biggest tours in music history.
#GlobalNews
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