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Trump threatens to take ‘action’ on social media

U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted that he plans to take 'big action' after Twitter included a fact-checking link on his tweet about mail-in ballots, and says he will sign an executive order pertaining to social media on Thursday.

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Military reports staffing, PPE issues in Quebec long-term care homes

The Canadian military's report into Quebec's long-term care homes during the COVID-19 crisis found ongoing staff shortages and issues with the use of personal protective equipment.

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Problems at Ontario long-term care homes documented for years

Infractions have been documented for years by government inspectors at Ontario long-term care homes named in a military report alleging horrific conditions at the facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Germany garners praise for COVID-19 response

Despite a high number of COVID-19 cases, Germany has had a lower death rate than many western countries, resulting in praise for its quick response to the pandemic.

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COVID-19: What parts of the world are big concerns right now?

A panel of experts answer questions about what’s happening with COVID-19 around the world and how it impacts Canada.

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The National for May 27, 2020

Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News

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AIDS activist, playwright Larry Kramer dead at 84

Playwright and well-known AIDS activist Larry Kramer has died of pneumonia at 84. Starting in the early 1980s, Kramer spoke out forcefully in support of AIDS victims and corrected misconceptions about the virus.

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Toronto releases map of city’s COVID-19 cases

The City of Toronto has released the postal code data about where COVID-19 patients live in the city. Some fear it could stigmatize communities, but the information can help officials decide where to conduct more testing.

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Families angry, worried after scathing report about Ontario long-term care homes

Families with loved ones in Ontario long-term care homes are angry and worried after a scathing report about the conditions in some of the facilities, especially while they are unable to see what’s happening for themselves due to the pandemic.

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Meng Wanzhou decision could deepen Canada-China deep freeze

A B.C. court's decision on Meng Wanzhou could raise the political stakes even higher as Canada remains locked in a diplomatic deep freeze with China.

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Meng Wanzhou extradition hearing to proceed, B.C. judge rules

A B.C. Supreme Court justice has rejected an argument that could have freed Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou from Canadian custody and instead will continue with the process that could see her extradited to the U.S.

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Hotels implement enhanced cleaning, safety measures to reopen during pandemic

For hotels preparing to reopen during the pandemic, they are implementing enhanced cleaning procedures and with new measures in place to keep guests safe.

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Central Park confrontation, Minneapolis arrest spark conversation about race in America

Viral videos of Minneapolis police brutality and a Central Park confrontation are reopening the conversation about being black in America.

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Backlash grows for Alberta minister’s comments about building pipeline during pandemic

Alberta is managing international backlash from the energy minister's statement that this is a great time to build pipelines, because COVID-19 restrictions prohibit large crowds that could otherwise protest.

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The high cost of reopening a hot spot during a pandemic

Restaurateurs Charles Khabouth and Danny Soberano have invested hundreds of thousands of dollars to reopen a Toronto hot spot safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Pandemic creates unprecedented demand for Plexiglas

Many businesses require Plexiglas barriers to reopen safely, and manufacturers are having a hard time keeping up with the increase in demand.

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COVID-19: What are the risks of eating at a restaurant?

An infectious disease specialist answers questions about the risks of eating at a restaurant as they reopen during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The National for May 26, 2020

Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News

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What to expect on the golf course during the pandemic

Golf was one of the first recreational activities to restart during the COVID-19 pandemic, Andrew Chang shows the changes being made at the golf course.

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NHL reveals limited playoff format if season resumes

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman has updated hockey fans on a return-to-play format for the rest of the 2019-20 season, but action would be severely limited, and there's no guarantee the season is even salvageable.

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Police reveal links between organized crime and towing industry

Police in the Toronto area have pulled back the curtain on organized crime in the tow truck industry. They've arrested 20 people, seized hard drugs and a range of weapons, but the real money seems to have been in costly insurance fraud.

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Man dead, teen injured in daylight shooting in Toronto

A daylight shooting in downtown Toronto has left a 21-year-old dead and sent two others to hospital including a 15-year-old boy.

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Officials reluctant to identify Ontario’s COVID-19 hot spots

Officials in Ontario have been reluctant to share information about COVID-19 hot spots in the province, saying it could stigmatize those communities.

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Heat wave hits Toronto with few places to cool down

Toronto is dealing with an early heat wave, but there are few places to cool down with city-run pools, splash pads and are recreation centres closed.

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Montreal heat wave complicates COVID-19 response

With unseasonably hot temperatures in Montreal complicating the COVID-19 pandemic response, city officials are scrambling to keep the most vulnerable citizens safe.

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Calls for Ottawa to take action on long-term care after military report

A report about conditions in Ontario long-term care homes during the pandemic is increasing calls for Ottawa's involvement in them to not end with the current military mission or the pandemic.

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Military report puts spotlight on crisis in Ontario’s long-term care homes

A military report on Ontario long-term care homes battling COVID-19 details devastating flaws and lapses, some of which may predate the pandemic.

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Pandemic Diaries: Making the most of the lockdown

A first-time gardener and two small business owners share their stories of what life is like during the COVID-19 pandemic.