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OTTAWA, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The economic impact of the second wave of COVID-19 in Canada has been deeper than expected and the government must be agile to ensure it can respond to gaps in supports should any emerge, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Thursday.

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The case, which was deliberately shrouded in secrecy to protect the British children from being identified, charleston county summer reading program ended on Thursday with a statement which even banned the naming of the UK police force involved in case it led to identification of the victims.

'The convictions are in connection with an incident, which occurred in December, 2018 in which a group of pupils and teachers from a UK school travelled to Ghana. The school or area where they were from cannot be named for legal reasons.

The case, which was deliberately shrouded in secrecy to protect the British children from being identified, ended on Thursday with a statement which even banned the naming of the UK police force involved in case it led to identification of the victims.

Freeland told a Vancouver business group by video conference that the government hopes the supports it has put in place will get businesses and Canadians through to the end of the pandemic, but did not discount additional aid if needed.

to get through to the end of COVID. "I am hopeful that we now have the social safety net ... "If we find that there are some gaps, obviously we will be agile and look to fill those gaps." But I believe you have to be flexible," she said.

That's why we tend to call out shows like Dark or For All Mankind on Apple TV Plus over established classics like Stranger Things. But the nature of our recommendations at CNET is to choose something audiences might have missed, or something underrated.

There's Crimes and Penalties, which tells the Slap Shot-esque story of the Danbury Trashers, a minor league hockey team run - incredibly - by the 17-year-old son of a waste management mogul connected to the Genovese crime family.

Produced by the folks behind the also extremely good Wild Wild Country, Untold is a series of feature-length documentaries focused on sports. Which is like saying Game of Thrones is a story about an iron chair or Harry Potter is a franchise about a kid with glasses. It's obviously much more than that.

23 years for firearms offences, 25 years for robbery offences and 23 years for rape. All of the men will serve their sentences concurrently,' the statement said. This means that the men will serve the highest of the three punishments, which is 25 years.

In the statement following the sentencing in Ghana, police said: 'Three men have been convicted and sentenced following an investigation by police in Ghana, which has been supported by a UK police force.

If you're going to watch one episode, I'd suggest this one. And prepare yourself for one of the most unique stories in all of sport. The Girlfriend Who Didn't Exist is arguably the best of the bunch. Manti Te'o was a superstar college football player, a consensus All-American who was victim to an incredible catfishing scam with so many layers it would be impossible to explain here.

That's before we even mention viral hits like Tiger King or Drive to Survive.  There's genre-defining true-crime series like Making a Murderer, Oscar-winning movies like Icarus, incredible nature docos like Our Planet. I'd argue documentaries are the best thing about Netflix, period.

I watch almost every documentary, be it movie or miniseries, as soon as they're released. When someone suggested I select the "best documentary on Netflix" I started sweating. I maintain CNET's list of best documentaries.

Untold doesn't just tell a set of sports stories that challenge your expectations of what a sports documentary should be. It really is that good.  It tells those stories so effectively you barely need to care about sports to be enraptured.

Over the past year, we've been putting together TV and movie recommendations here at CNET. Most of the time it's fairly easy for us to select our favorites. Discussing the best show on Netflix, or the best sci-fi series on Prime Video.

Her story is a terrifying one, expertly and sensitively told by the Untold crew. And there are profiles. That episode is decent, but the profile on Christy Martin is perhaps more compelling. On Caitlyn Jenner, most famous for her connection to the Kardashians, but once an Olympic gold medalist. Martin, once the world's most famous female boxer, was a genuinely game-changing athlete, but was also the victim of a savage murder attempt.