CBC News: The National | Remembrance Day altered by COVID-19 | Nov. 11, 2020

Despite COVID-19 restrictions, Canadians found ways to observe Remembrance Day across the country. Alberta faces pressure to take action against climbing COVID-19 cases and mulls a ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown. Plus, an Ontario town has a fitting tribute for veterans: a dress made of poppies.
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00:00 The National for Nov. 11, 2020
01:07 Remembrance Day altered by COVID-19
04:08 New COVID-19 cases across Canada
04:34 Alberta set to announce new COVID-19 restrictions
06:57 Calls for more restrictions in Saskatchewan
07:28 What's a ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown, does it work?
09:44 Manitoba to move into COVID-19 Red Zone
10:05 COVID-19 deaths in Quebec rising again
12:23 Advocates slam Ontario's proposed Bill-218
14:49 Trump still won't recognize Biden as president-elect
26:57 Florida braces for tropical storm Eta
17:14 Hong Kong pro-democracy lawmakers resign en masse
20:19 England’s second national COVID-19 lockdown
24:23 Rethinking ventilation in the COVID-19 pandemic
33:14 Poppy dress helps small town honour its veterans
38:33 Decorated B.C. war hero George Chow dead at 99
39:46 Pandemic parade for WWII veteran's 100th birthday
42:38 Students pay tribute for Remembrance Day
43:27 The Moment
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