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CBC News: The National | Ontario’s lockdown plan | Dec. 21, 2020

Ontario has released its plan for a renewed, provincewide lockdown and it’s being met with acceptance, anger and confusion. What do you need to know about the new coronavirus strain that’s emerging and how it might impact vaccines. Plus, a gift from Jupiter and Saturn on the Winter Solstice. #COVIDOntario #COVID19 #ChristmasStar 00:00 The National for Dec. 21, 2020 00:59 Ontario provincewide lockdown starts Dec. 26 04:57 Ontario delays return to in-person classes 07:01 Quebec reports 2,000+ new COVID-19 cases for 3rd day 07:20 Manitoba reports just 167 new COVID-19 cases 07:37 Alberta COVID-19 cases trending downward 08:02 What is known about the new coronavirus variant 10:16 Fears of food shortages after France bans U.K. truck traffic 12:13 Canada cracks down on travellers from the U.K. 14:08 Canada could authorize Moderna COVID-19 vaccine soon 14:36 Joe Biden receives COVID-19 vaccine 14:57 Bill Barr dismisses voter fraud theories 16:55 Canada to accept 100 refugees denied by Australia 19:14 N.L. prison staff arrested in killing of Indigenous inmate 19:40 Shocking case of road rage in Winnipeg 20:26 What to do with Winnipeg’s Hudson’s Bay building 23:28 Jupiter and Saturn converge to form ‘Christmas star’ 26:03 COVID-19 Your Questions: Holiday mental health 33:59 Sask. woman has stomach removed to thwart cancer 40:23 Scientists study mummified wolf pup from the ice age 43:13 The Moment: Poem for a winter solstice Subscribe to The National: https://www.youtube.com/user/CBCTheNa... Connect with The National online: Facebook |   / thenational   Twitter |   / cbcthenational   Instagram |   / cbcthenational   More from CBC News | https://www.cbc.ca/news The National is CBC's flagship nightly news program, featuring the day's top stories with in-depth and original journalism, with hosts Adrienne Arsenault and Andrew Chang in Toronto, Ian Hanomansing in Vancouver and the CBC's chief political correspondent, Rosemary Barton in Ottawa.