/CBC News: The National | Targeting vaccines; N.S. cracks down | April 25, 2021

CBC News: The National | Targeting vaccines; N.S. cracks down | April 25, 2021

There are calls to further target COVID-19 vaccines in Ontario’s hot spots as lineups for shots stretch for blocks. With record cases, Nova Scotia cracks down on gatherings and interprovincial travel. Plus, are in-game purchases driving gambling addictions for gamers?

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00:00 The National for April 25, 2021
01:13 Rising COVID-19 concerns in two provinces
01:51 Nova Scotia reports record 63 COVID-19 cases
03:53 Alberta ICUs near capacity, doctors worried
05:53 N.L. to send health workers to Ontario
06:21 Ontario COVD-19 hot spots, vaccine rollout
08:48 Canada’s COVID-19 border restrictions
09:21 COVID-19 overwhelming India’s hospitals
11:51 Tokyo enters COVID-19 state of emergency
12:10 More the 80 dead in Baghdad ICU fire
12:40 Indonesian submarine crew declared dead
13:00 Black Edmonton teen attacked near school
15:17 EA pushing loot boxes in FIFA 21, insider says
18:48 Bianca Andreescu tests positive for COVID-19
19:08 Brooke Henderson wins 10th LPGA title
21:36 2021 Oscars break with conventions
23:38 Dressing up for the COVID-19 vaccine
24:00 Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout
24:20 Your questions about the COVID-19 vaccine
27:32 How some are managing pandemic anxiety
34:27 N.W.T Housing Corporation concerns
36:57 The impact of the federal budget
43:31 The Moment

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