Tonight on Global National: Despite taking the lead in flattening the curve early on in the pandemic, COVID-19 infections are resurging in British Columbia. As Sarah MacDonald reports, B.C. Premier John Horgan wants the help of two Vancouver celebrities to stop the coronavirus from spreading.

Plus, after some American schools have experienced COVID-19 outbreaks, some are closing their doors once again as cases surge. As Jennifer Johnson reports, President Donald Trump still wants the facilities open.

And on the WE Charity affair, just before testifying in front of the House of Commons finance committee (FINA), WE Charity registered to lobby the Canadian federal government. As Abigail Bimman reports, the announcement comes amid questions about WE reimbursing the government and the organization's layoffs.

Meanwhile, Israel and the United Arab Emirates have made a landmark diplomatic deal, agreeing to normalize relations fully. Redmond Shannon explains what this pact means and who's denouncing it.

Video conferencing and virtual meetings have become more popular during the pandemic. But one Canadian company thinks we can do better – with holograms. Mike Drolet looks at how it works.

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