CBC News: The National | National Day for Truth & Reconciliation, Hurricane Ian, ArriveCan

Florida copes with the disaster left behind by Hurricane Ian as the storm thrashes South Carolina. Plus, why border officials want to rebrand ArriveCan as a useful travel tool. Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing, our team of trusted reporters help you make sense of the world, wherever you are.

The National was named Canada’s Best National Newscast by the Canadian Screen Awards and RTDNA Canada.

CBC News: The National | Rogers outage impact, Yukon wildfires, Inflation

As Ottawa orders telecoms to make an agreement for backup during mass outages, a family shares its ordeal trying to call 911 during the Rogers outage. A record number of wildfires are burning through Yukon. Plus, how inflation is impacting charities and kids’ activities.

00:00 The National for July 11, 202200:45 Rogers outage fallout. Strike in Kharkiv 12:30 Canada's return of turbines called ‘unacceptable’14:37 Vigil for former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe14:55 Sri Lanka protesters occupy presidential palace15:17 The race to replace Boris Johnson17:09 N.S. Details about gunman's past19:54 Wildfires threaten Yosemite sequoia trees20:39 Yukon battles aggressive wildfire season24:16 James Webb Space Telescope's 1st image24:39 Charities see increased need, rising costs27:04 Rising costs pricing families out of organized sports30:10 Could Canada grow beyond the Big 3 telecoms?35:40 Locals dispute clearcutting of Sask.

forests39:55 Ancient grains become bread for modern Israelis43:36 The Moment.

Global National: Oct. 2, 2022 | Ukraine leads successful counteroffensive as Russia loses ground

Just 48 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin stood in front of a crowd at the Kremlin formalizing the illegal annexation of regions in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the symbolic eastern town of Lyman has been cleared of Russian troops. Located in Donesk, Lyman is one of four regions that Putin proclaimed to be part of Russia on Friday. President Joe Biden is visiting Puerto Rico and Florida this week to witness the massive destruction caused by recent hurricanes.

In Florida, the death toll has risen to 47 in the wake of Hurricane Ian — one of the strongest storms to ever hit the country. As Jennifer Johnson reports, evacuation efforts continue for survivors cut off on Florida's barrier islands.Over in Canada, Quebecers go to the polls on Monday. Politicians in that province have been out campaigning for 36 days.

Tomorrow voters will have their say. As Mike Armstrong explains, the battle in this race appears to be over who finishes second.It's no secret that finding a family doctor these days can be frustrating. But since the start of the pandemic, retaining one is also proving difficult for many Canadians, with a rising number of professionals leaving the practice.

And as Caryn Lieberman explains, the worrying impact of this shortage isn't only on the patient — it's also on the system.In Montreal, the start of the school year has become problematic for many students — before they even set foot in class. School buses are often getting cancelled last minute, due to a shortage of drivers. James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 can do just about anything, from firing gatling guns to being fitted with its own ejection seat.

man has been on a mission to create a perfect replica of the vehicle — right down to the 007 agent's gadgets.

CBC News: The National | Hurricane Fiona, Food banks, Trudeau vs Poilievre

22, 2022 | Atlantic Canada prepares for the arrival of Hurricane Fiona. Food banks see a surge in demand as Canadians struggle with rising grocery prices. Plus, new Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau square off in House of Commons.00:00 The National for Sept.

22, 2022 00:49 Atlantic Canada prepares for Hurricane Fiona 06:02 Food bank use surges with rising prices 08:15 Trudeau, Poilievre face off over affordability 10:34 Ottawa dropping some COVID border measures. sources11:02 Federal review of cannabis act starts after delay 13:14 Arrest made after Conception Bay, N.L. ET#News #LatestNews #NationalNewsSubscribe to The National.

Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing, our team of trusted reporters help you make sense of the world, wherever you are. The National was named Canada’s Best National Newscast by the Canadian Screen Awards and RTDNA Canada.

CBC News: The National | Extreme weather, Nurse shortage, Animal rescues

July 31, 2022 | Hot, dry temperatures are fuelling wildfires in B.C. and California, while the death toll from flooding in Kentucky continues to rise. Newfoundland and Labrador’s pricey solution to a nursing shortage.

Plus, the rush to bring animals to Canada before a widespread ban. 0:00 The National for July 31, 20221:05 Deadly flooding devastates Kentucky 4:00 Thousands flee California wildfire 4:56 Heat fuels B.C. fires 7:17 Quebec to stop sending fees to Hockey Canada8:07 Ukraine orders evacuation of Donetsk region10:11 What’s unfinished after Pope’s visit to Canada 13:08 David Perlich on next steps for Pope and church 15:00 1st Monkeypox deaths in Europe16:08 N.L.

CBC News: The National | Liberal-NDP deal, Canadian sniper, Metaverse real estate

March 22, 2022 | How a deal between the Liberals and the NDP is shaking up Parliament Hill. A Canadian sniper fighting in Ukraine debunks rumours of his own death. Plus, a real estate boom in the metaverse.

Supreme Court confirmation hearings23:01 Quebec to hand out $500 payments23:37 CP Rial workers back on the job24:40 At Issue.

CBC News: The National | Ukraine mall bombed, Baggage delays, Living organ donors

Russian missiles strike a packed Ukrainian shopping mall. Baggage delays add to the frustration for Canadians returning to air travel. Plus, a CBC reporter’s story of becoming a living organ donor for her brother.

00:00 The National for June 27, 202200:50 Russian missiles hit Ukraine mall03:51 G7 leaders pledge more support for Ukraine06:05 Russia defaults on foreign debt. 6 committee to hold surprise hearing 11:48 Ottawa prepares for Canada Day protests13:57 Freedom convoy leader Tamara Lich arrested14:12 Maskwacis, Alta. prepares for Pope's visit16:29 Movers arrested after Marketplace investigation19:40 Teens found dead at a tavern in South Africa20:10 U.S.

basketball star appears in Russian court20:31 More than 700 flights cancelled across the U.S.20:47 Missing baggage adds to airport chaos 23:26 CBC reporter gives her brother a kidney35:28 Less school tests, exams during the pandemic39:04 Wimbledon begins without top Russian players39:30 Hockey Hall of Fame class of 2022 named39:52 Muslim community celebrates Kadri’s Stanley Cup win42:18 Avalanche wins Stanely Cup, then drops it43:24 The Moment. Women rowers at Royal St. John’s Regatta#News #LatestNews #NationalNewsSubscribe to The National.

CBC News: The National | Hurricane Ian, Fiona’s financial toll, Hospital strain

28, 2022 | Hurricane Ian slams Florida's Gulf Coast as a Category 4 storm. Newfoundland residents struggle with the financial toll of Fiona’s destruction. Plus, exclusive access inside the healthcare crisis and an ER forced to close wards and treat patients in hallways.

00:00 The National for Sept. Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing, our team of trusted reporters help you make sense of the world, wherever you are. The National was named Canada’s Best National Newscast by the Canadian Screen Awards and RTDNA Canada.

CBC News: The National | Fiona’s aftermath, Ken Dryden, Legacy Awards

Ken Dryden reflects on the Summit Series 50 years later. 04:48 Cape Breton reels from Fiona 09:42 Military called in to help with Fiona cleanup 10:27 Cape Breton mayor reacts to storm, damage 12:25 P.E.I. Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing, our team of trusted reporters help you make sense of the world, wherever you are.

The National was named Canada’s Best National Newscast by the Canadian Screen Awards and RTDNA Canada.

CBC News: The National | Travel vaccine mandates, Van attack sentencing, ECE shortage

June 13, 2022 | The federal government is set to announce an end to vaccine mandates for domestic travel and outgoing international flights. Toronto van attack survivors and families of victims share impact statements at Alek Minassian's sentencing hearing. 911 operators and paramedics08:19 Accusations of wrongful arrests during Parliament lockdown08:54 Jan.

Trump's election fraud claims11:51 S&P 500 tumbles into bear market12:31 What's driving financial instability now. 14:06 Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies collapse16:13 Volunteer medic team risks their lives in Ukraine19:07 Pope cancels another event over knee pain 20:16 Calgary declares emergency in response to rain20:36 Heat wave prompts warnings across the U.S.23:37 Residential schools reckoning. Bringing the missing home33:46 Early childhood educators fleeing the profession40:44 Health Canada's proposed ground beef labels43:23 The Moment.

CBC News: The National | Extreme heat, N.S. shooter finances, Inflation advice

Heat waves in western Europe and the U.S. spark demands for immediate action on climate change. New details on the Nova Scotia's mass shooter and the money trail he left behind.

Plus, how inflation is impacting the average family, and what Canadians can do to cope.00:00 The National for July 19, 202200:56 Record high temperatures in Europe04:10 Relentless heat fuels wildfires across Europe06:28 What’s driving this heat wave?07:58 Biden pressured to act on climate change10:24 Hoover Dam transformer explodes10:52 Inquiry examines N.S.

CBC News: The National | Russian troops, Sask. stabbings, Heart disease in women

21, 2022 | Russia mobilizes hundreds of thousands of reservists to fight in Ukraine. Saskatchewan stabbings suspect Myles Sanderson died after consuming pills before his arrest, sources tell CBC News. Plus, why heart disease in women is often underdiagnosed.00:00 The National for Sept.

21, 2022 00:55 Russia calls up 300,000 reservists04:28 World leaders condemn Russia's invasion 07:18 Sources. stabbing suspect took pills death in custody10:52 Manhunt in N.W.T. after stabbing 11:20 Funeral for Toronto police officer Andrew Hong 13:41 Trump faces fraud accusation in civil lawsuit 16:00 U.S.

hikes interest rates 16:25 Weakening loonie could bring financial woes 18:38 Hurricane Fiona heads toward Atlantic Canada 21:45 Canada's Indigenous population growing. Census data24:13 Number of Canadian renters growing. Led by Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing, our team of trusted reporters help you make sense of the world, wherever you are.

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CBC News: The National | Airport lineups, Uber driver rant, Maple Leafs Curse

May 1, 2022 | Massive security lineups frustrate travellers at some Canadian airports. Go Public investigates after an Uber driver's racist slur is caught on video. And superstitious Toronto Maple Leafs fans hope the championship drought is coming to an end.

Curse of the Maple Leafs 43:31 The Moment.

CBC News: The National | Huawei ban, Baby formula shortage, Kenney's resignation

May 19, 2022 | Canada bans Chinese telecom giant Huawei from its 5G network. President Joe Biden invokes the Defence Production Act to address a growing baby formula shortage. Plus, the new battle for Alberta after Jason Kenney’s resignation.

A previous version of this broadcast used an image that was incorrectly identified as Chief Crowfoot in a story about returning regalia. 00:00 The National for May 19, 202200:58 Canada bans China’s Huawei from 5G network04:01 UCP looks ahead following Kenney’s resignation06:07 Officials investigate suspected monkeypox cases08:27 U.S. Jason Kenney’s political downfall30:48 At Issue.

Future of the conservative movement38:53 U.K. museum returns sacred regalia, artifacts 42:22 The Moment. Breastfeeding mom saves goose#News #LatestNews #CBCNewsSubscribe to The National.

CBC News: The National | U.S. gun laws, Battery explosion, Ramsay Hunt syndrome

June 12, 2022 | U.S. senators strike an initial agreement to address gun violence. A deadly explosion in Vancouver is traced to a battery that was being overcharged.

Plus, what we know about Justin Bieber's Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis. 00:00 The National for June 12, 202200:52 U.S. Senate reaches limited deal on gun control04:16 Hate group members arrested near Ohio pride event04:55 Efforts to stop spread of monkeypox in Canada07:22 Police investigate after Parliament Hill lockdown07:55 Battery suspected in Vancouver hotel explosion 10:00 Russia pushes to capture eastern Ukraine 11:15 War in Ukraine threatens global food supply13:25 Canadian official attends party at Russian embassy13:55 New measures aim to protect athletes from abuse16:21 Learning Curve.

Pandemic impact on phyical activity19:55 Southern Alberta braces for heavy rains 20:22 Justin Bieber diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt syndrome25:14 Toby Keith reveals stomach cancer diagnosis 26:06 The National wins three 2022 RTDNA awards 26:55 London, Ont.

CBC News: The National | Rogers outage, Health-care funding, Enemy of Putin

Rogers explains its network outage but it doesn’t stop consumer outrage. 6 committee19:34 Novak Djokovic wins 7th Wimbledon title19:58 PM Trudeau appears at the Calgary Stampede20:26 Ontario farmers worry about losing land24:05 Putin's oldest enemy. Mikhail Khodorkovsky34:21 Social media's impact on beauty standards 23:16 The Moment.

At 10:02 in this program, the image behind the host incorrectly shows wind turbines, not the natural gas turbine used in the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline.

Global National: Sept. 30, 2022 | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honoured across Canada

Special events took place in Canada's capital to mark Canada’s second annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. As Redmond Shannon reports, these events mark further escalation in the conflict.In the U.S., Hurricane Ian has made its second landfall, this time in South Carolina. But there is still major flooding and extensive damage.

More than two hundred thousand people are without power and the storm is barrelling north with the threat of more high winds and powerful storm surges. Even for those spared a direct hit, the ripple effect on supply chains may still be felt. Anne Gaviola explains.Twice a week, a healing circle is put on by the Warriors Against Violence Society.

The support isn't for victims of violence, but for the ones who offend. program is designed to help Indigenous people disconnected from their communities to return home. It was created by a woman who was adopted at an early age, and wasn't able to confirm she was indigenous until she was an adult.

CBC News: The National | Hunger in Canada, Pandemic learning gap, Russian YouTuber

June 6, 2022 | Food banks warn that with soaring food prices, this could be their toughest summer yet. How educators are trying to catch up from the pandemic learning gap. Plus, a young Russian YouTuber tries to let the world know there are still dissenting voices in the country.

00:00 The National for June 6, 202200:46 Food banks braces for a summer of hunger03:22 Jacob Hoggard expected to appeal conviction04:02 Inquest begins into murders of 3 Ontario women06:25 Convicted rapist sentenced to 19 years in prison06:51 Trial for accused in Amanda Todd cyberbullying case09:10 Vigil for Muslim family in London, Ont. shooting inquiry12:47 Calgary woman dies after attack by 3 dogs13:08 B.C. warns17:15 Ukraine grain exports blocked by Russian invasion20:53 Helping kids catch up from pandemic learning gap25:59 The creator behind Russian YouTube channel 142035:26 U.S.

State Department on Russian censorship36:18 Questions about Métis healer's Indigenous identity39:58 Canada men’s soccer team at odds over earnings42:16 Trailblazing Black cowboy John Ware honoured43:19 The Moment.

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