The federal government says COVID-19 vaccines could arrive in Canada by Christmas as the provinces lay out who will get them first. The COVID-19 patients who don’t end up in hospital are still taking a toll on health-care workers. Plus, the Alberta high-school student who won an international science competition and $250,000.

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00:00 The National for Dec. 7, 2020
00:58 First COVID-19 vaccine doses to arrive this month
05:24 Revera COVID-19 report blames governments, public health
07:41 Ontario reports record 1,925 new COVID-19 cases
08:17 Family doctors feeling strain of COVID-19 pandemic
10:28 B.C. extends its ban on social gatherings
10:57 COVID-19 outbreak at B.C. mink farm
13:08 P.E.I. announces 4 new COVID-19 cases
13:42 Additional charges in N.S. shooting ‘fraught;’ families relieved
15:54 Toronto police change man over noose incidents
16:13 Calls to address anti-Black racism at University of Windsor
18:34 AFN National Chief Perry Bellegarde won't seek re-election
19:37 Lessons from Canada's H1N1 vaccine rollout
23:53 Koalas hurts in Australia wildfires released
24:23 Pandemic funding for women's shelters | The Big Spend
26:50 Pandemic funding for Indigenous tourism | The Big Spend
29:58 Pandemic Diaries: Raf Choudhury Baseline Sports
31:18 Ikea to stop printing paper catalogue
31:57 Trumps says Guiliani doing well after COVID diagnosis
32:16 Trump turns supporters away from Fox News
40:33 Alberta teen wins international science prize
43:11 The Moment: Toffifee for charity

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