The wait continues for Canadians wanting out of Gaza, approval list not yet updated
Canadians in the Gaza Strip, eager to escape the bloody conflict between Israel and Hamas, may have to wait a little longer to leave
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Canadians and other foreign nationals still waiting for border crossing to reopen
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No information on status of border crossing as Canadians wait to flee Gaza
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