Inside Lytton, B.C., Habs win Game 4, Walk for Residential schools | The National for July 5, 2021

The fire that tore through Lytton, B.C. is suspected to be human-caused while firefighters from New Brunswick and Ontario join the effort to contain over 200 wildfires in the province. The Montreal Canadiens fight to stay in the Stanley Cup finals after a game 4 win. Plus, a 12-year-old is walking across Nova Scotia to honour residential school victims.

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0:00 The National for July 5, 2021
1:40 BC Wildfire Service suspects Lytton fire was human-caused
5:41 Firefighters from New Brunswick and Ontario join effort to control B.C. wildfires
8:39 Habs remain in Stanley Cup contention after Game 4 win
12:04 Columbus goalie dies in fireworks accident
12:30 Ontario doctor accused of murder released on bail
12:58 Quebec woman dies on hospital floor due to shortage of staff and beds
15:08 Residential school survivors call for end to church arsons
16:16 First Nations families file constitutional challenge to regain Indian status
18:40 More bodies found in rubble of collapsed Florida condo
21:26 UK to lift most COVID-19 restrictions by July 19
21;54 Kate Middleton self isolating after COVID-19 contact
22:33 14-day post-travel quarantine lifted for fully vaccinated citizens and permanent residents
24:31 Porter to resume flights in September
26:25 Montreal police try to disperse post-game crowds
27:23 Montreal springs back to life alongside Stanley Cup finals run
33:03 12-year-old walking across Nova Scotia to raise awareness about residential schools
35:23 Wendy Mesley retires from CBC
37:14 How the pandemic is affecting our dreams
43:44 The Moment

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