The desperate search continues outside Miami after a condo building collapsed and officials say four Canadians are unaccounted for. The western provinces see sweltering temperatures. Plus, Jennifer Botterill on diversity in sports broadcasting and the importance of professional women’s hockey.

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0:00 The National for June 27, 2021
1:14 Record heat wave hits Western Canada
4:29 Heat dome hovers over B.C.
6:33 Desperate search continues at collapsed Miami-area condo building
9:50 Shows of solidarity with Cowessess First Nation after unmarked graves discovery
11:57 Two more Catholic churches in B.C. burned
12:35 Debate about Canada Day celebrations
13:51 COVID-19 reopening continue across Canada
14:22 Toronto breaks record for COVID-19 vaccinations
16:33 Benefits of COVID-19 vaccine outweigh low risk of heart inflammation, experts say
18:34 End of Pride Month
20:29 Tornado tears through western Ontario
21:20 Climate change makes invasive moth caterpillars a bigger problem
24:05 Former residential school transforms from removing Indigenous culture to promoting it
31:11 Marking 100 years since Treaty 11 was signed
35:42 Excitement overshadows concern for Montreal Canadiens fans
37:36 Jennifer Botterill: The push for women in sports broadcasting and a pro women’s hockey league
43:54 The Moment

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