It’s a mix of joy and COVID-19 anxiety across Canada as thousands more kids head back to school with the virus already making its presence known. As COVID-19 cases increase, Ontario puts the brakes on reopening and B.C. reinstates restrictions. Plus, Beirut promises to rebuild, but its people face an uncertain future.
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01:02 COVID-19 cases rising across the country
01:41 B.C. and Ontario put the breaks on reopening
04:23 Anxiety and excitement as more students go back to class
07:33 COVID-19 cases in some Alberta schools
09:44 Quebec judge rules against expanded access to online learning
10:06 Vaccine put on hold after unexplained illness in volunteer
10:31 Experts to review Canada’s pandemic warning system
11:04 Conservative leader Erin O’Toole names opposition critics
13:11 Stornoway getting $170K in repairs
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20:23 California wildfires smoke impacting B.C.
22:49 Rochester, N.Y. police leadership stepping down
23:20 Disney remake Mulan ignite controversy
26:14 Can Beirut rise again after deadly explosion?
33:06 Currating the COVID-19 pandemic with masks
39:24 B.C. First National school adapts during the pandemic
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