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Three workers who were trapped for 60 hours underground in a B.C. mine have been safely rescued and reunited with  their families. The successful operation, conducted late last night, involved the use of drones and a remotely controlled scoop to reach the miners at the Red Chris Mine. Neetu Garcha reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed scepticism regarding trade negotiations with Canada, stating he is "not hopeful" about reaching an agreement before the looming Aug. 1 deadline. This deadline marks a potential increase in tariffs on certain Canadian goods, which could rise to 35 per cent. In response, the Canadian government indicated that any potential agreement would take time to finalize.  Jackson Proskow reports.
 
Trump has accused Hamas of rejecting a ceasefire deal in Gaza, suggesting that the group will likely be "hunted down." The U.S. and Israel have withdrawn their negotiators from ceasefire talks in Qatar and are exploring alternative options for securing the release of remaining hostages. As prospects for a ceasefire diminish, international pressure, including from Prime Minister Mark Carney, is mounting on Israel to address the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Touria Izri reports.
 
Meanwhile, aid agencies in Gaza are raising alarms, accusing Israel of employing "starvation" as a tactic of warfare amid ongoing conflict. The medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has reported that the conditions in Gaza are "unconscionable," as hunger reaches unprecedented levels among both patients and healthcare workers. A Canadian doctor has spent the past six weeks working in a neonatal unit in Gaza City. She spoke with Redmond Shannon about her experiences.

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