CBC News: The National | Hunger in Canada, Pandemic learning gap, Russian YouTuber

June 6, 2022 | Food banks warn that with soaring food prices, this could be their toughest summer yet. How educators are trying to catch up from the pandemic learning gap. Plus, a young Russian YouTuber tries to let the world know there are still dissenting voices in the country.

00:00 The National for June 6, 2022
00:46 Food banks braces for a summer of hunger
03:22 Jacob Hoggard expected to appeal conviction
04:02 Inquest begins into murders of 3 Ontario women
06:25 Convicted rapist sentenced to 19 years in prison
06:51 Trial for accused in Amanda Todd cyberbullying case
09:10 Vigil for Muslim family in London, Ont. attack
10:13 Alleged hit-and-run at residential school march
10:37 Truro police chief testifies as N.S. shooting inquiry
12:47 Calgary woman dies after attack by 3 dogs
13:08 B.C. health officials confirm first monkeypox case
13:38 Boris Johnson survives no-confidence vote
16:39 Russia trying to sell Ukraine wheat, U.S. warns
17:15 Ukraine grain exports blocked by Russian invasion
20:53 Helping kids catch up from pandemic learning gap
25:59 The creator behind Russian YouTube channel 1420
35:26 U.S. State Department on Russian censorship
36:18 Questions about Métis healer's Indigenous identity
39:58 Canada men’s soccer team at odds over earnings
42:16 Trailblazing Black cowboy John Ware honoured
43:19 The Moment: Manitoba's 1st all-female cricket team

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