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CBC News’ David Common takes an exclusive tour to show what it’s like inside a quarantine hotel in Mississauga, Ont., for residents who have been exposed to COVID-19 or have tested positive and can’t safely isolate at home.
Why a Trump supporter who went to Washington, D.C., rally says she understands the frustration of the rioters Sandi Ferguson believes the presidential election was fixed. The Trump supporter from Georgia attended the Washington, D.C., rally that culminated in the storming of the U.S. Capitol. She told CBC News why she understands the frustration millions of Trump supporters are feeling about the election results. Social Sharing Georgia resident who came to Trump rally says she condemns violence but sees riot as product of frustration Posted: Jan 11, 2021 11:00 PM ET | Last Updated: January ...
A researcher who is archiving images and video from the attack on the U.S. Capitol says the work of identifying those involved must be "conducted very thoroughly, very slowly."
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"Next time, we won't be peaceful," shouted a man next to him. Others walked away — either westward down Pennsylvania Avenue past the Canadian Embassy or north to the nearby metro station. Non-mask-wearing, Trump-supporting, out-of-town visitors crowded into metro cars alongside residents of Washington wearing masks. One man loudly spouted unhinged conspiracy theories about Pence being peddled online to explain the vice-president's perceived abandonment of Trump. He and others exchanged the URLs for conspiracy websites that he fumed were being pulled off of Facebook. One woman said the pr...