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Global National: April 26, 2023 | Race for Canadians to escape Sudan down to the wire

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Time is running out to escape the violence in Sudan, and Canada is under growing criticism for its slower rescue response compared to other countries. Mike Drolet looks at what's happening on the ground, while Mercedes Stephenson explains where Canada's military is being deployed to, as Canadians remain stuck in the region.

The federal government has begun its long-promised firearms buyback program. Mackenzie Gray explains what the start of the program entails, why critics believe the plan misses the mark, and what advocates say still needs to be done.

The City of Calgary, Alberta government and Calgary Flames have all tentatively agreed to replace the aging Saddledome with a new $1.2 billion arena. But as Heather Yourex-West explains, the promise is being made just weeks before a provincial election, and Premier Danielle Smith once publicly opposed the use of public funds for another sports facility.

Canada is facing an alarming shortage of family doctors. As Katherine Ward reports, medical students are finding the job unattractive.

Plus: Jeff Semple explains how a Chinese attack on Taiwan could grind the global semiconductor sector to a halt.

And the sweet, life-sized bust of King Charles III made of chocolate — impressively realistic, made to mark his upcoming coronation.

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