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Year in review: A look at news events in June 2020 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes a knee during an 8 minute and 46 second silence as he takes part in an anti-racism protest on Parliament Hill during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ottawa on Friday, June 5, 2020. He is joined by Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Ahmed Hussen, left and Liberal MP Greg Fergus, right. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick December 31, 2020 - 11:30 AM A look at news events in June 2020: 01 - Federal health officials said nursing homes had reported nearly 26,000 deaths among residents from COVID-19. 01 - U.S. President Donald Trump declared himself the president of law and order amid ongoing racial unrest across the country. Trump threatened to deploy the military to American cities if state governors and the National Guard couldn t quell the violent demonstrations. Even as Trump spoke in the White House Rose Garden, loud tear gas explosions could be h

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Year in review: A look at news events in June 2020

01 – Federal health officials said nursing homes had reported nearly 26,000 deaths among residents from COVID-19. 01 – U.S. President Donald Trump declared himself “the president of law and order” amid ongoing racial unrest across the country. Trump threatened to deploy the military to American cities if state governors and the National Guard couldn’t quell the violent demonstrations. Even as Trump spoke in the White House Rose Garden, loud tear gas explosions could be heard as military and law enforcement moved peaceful protesters in nearby Lafayette Park. Following his speech, police used tear gas to clear protesters before Trump made a quick trip to the nearby St. John’s Church for a photo-op.

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Talks underway to get rapid COVID testing at Halifax airport

HALIFAX Before Charles Morales flies to the Philippines, he got a COVID test. It was a voluntary move, but one he believes should be available at the Halifax airport. Yes, there should be, said Charles Morales. It’s for everyone’s safety. Travellers are screened once they arrive at Halifax Stanfield International Airport, but never tested there. That s a decision that has to come from public health. Instead, anyone coming in from outside Atlantic Canada has to hand in a form to provincial inspectors. We’re in conversations with the province right now about what testing here at the airport could look like and we welcome having tested implemented here, airport spokesperson Leah Batstone said.

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A year that s worth a thousand words

The Instagram images by local artists that defined 2020. It was the year that we were housebound but, even more than that, screenbound: Living our lives through FaceTime and Zoom and the vicarious thrill of one another s sourdough-studded selfies. As everything from theatre to live music made the pivot to online showings, it makes sense that fine art would also jump into our feeds like never before after all, if Instagram is the kingdom of visuals, should it not be a natural home for visual art? (Cases for the photo-sharing app as the demise of art as we know it and its saviour abound for the curious.)

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