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CBC News: The National | Inside Ukraine, Chief nursing officer, Churchill portrait stolen

CBC News is on the ground in Ukraine, six months after Russia launched its invasion. The federal government appoints a chief nursing officer to help navigate health-care burnout. Plus, a famous portrait of Winston Churchill goes missing in Ottawa.

00:00 The National for Aug 23. 2022
00:52 Six months since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
05:25 U.S. to announce $3B in new military aid: report
05:47 Germany signs green energy pact with Canada
08:17 German chancellor Olaf Scholz: Exclusive
10:38 Sask. adults to get $500 cheque from province
12:45 Quebec provincial election to kick off Sunday
13:06 Government appoints new chief nursing officer
15:24 Leigh Chapman: Canada’s new chief nursing officer
17:53 Daytime shootings in Montreal leave 2 dead
18:14 RCMP head testifies at N.S. shooting inquiry
20:32 Churchill portrait goes missing from Ottawa hotel
23:41 Drought in China disrupts shipping, power supply
25:44 Dinosaur tracks spotted in Texas riverbed
26:25 Concern about lanternfly, Atlas moth sighting
29:07 Russia’s war in Ukraine: Atrocities in Bucha
35:43 Defiant soccer players return to pitch in Kyiv
36:37 Rise of renovictions and protecting housing
43:09 The Moment: Toronto Island proposal

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