Global National: May 10, 2020 | Canadian crew members stuck on cruise ships finally return home

Abigail Bimman has our top story tonight as 75 Canadian cruise ship crew members finally returned home after spending months at sea. Global Affairs is still tracking about 200 Canadian crew members on about 70 ships worldwide.

With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting many meat processing plants across Canada, there are fears closures could lead to a supply shortage at grocery stores. Critics say Canada’s supply chain isn’t equipped to handle a crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. Ryan Kessler reports on the calls for an overhaul.

Canada’s crab and lobster market would usually be heading into full swing in the coming week, but many are wondering if there’s even a market for these products and have been pressing the federal government for financial support. David Akin reports.

Dr. Anthony Fauci and two other members of the U.S. coronavirus task force are in self-quarantine after potentially coming into contact with individuals who have tested positive for COVID-19. Jennifer Johnson has the latest on the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S.

With reduced ocean traffic during the pandemic, COVID-19 could help endangered marine life. Researchers have gained an unprecedented opportunity to study killer whales and as Linda Aylesworth reports, it could help the orcas themselves.

Finally tonight, Ross Lord has a look at Mother’s Day during a global pandemic.

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