Oct. 31, 2022 | Former Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly pushes back against attacks on his reputation and tries to defend his actions during the convoy protests. A night out fishing in Hamilton turns into a dramatic rescue on the water. Plus, Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa on facing life in prison for her journalism and why she refuses to run.

[The interview with Maria Ressa was conducted in Toronto on Oct. 21, 2022.]

00:00 The National for Oct. 31, 2022
00:57 Emergencies Act inquiry: Peter Sloly pushes back
04:12 RCMP chief and minister grilled over interference
06:30 Shooting outside Scarborough high school
07:03 Suspect in attack at Pelosi home charged
07:45 Search for missing after India bridge collapse
10:03 Investigation into deadly Soeul crowd surge
10:42 Iran steps up crackdown on protesters
11:15 Canada sanctions Iran's national police force
11:32 Russian missiles hit Ukraine infrastructure
13:42 Moe offers apology for Thatcher invite
14:21 Body of missing baby found in Quebec
14:43 Ontario man saves driver from icy water
18:05 Thousands locked out of Instagram accounts
18:30 Elon Musk's Twitter changes worry users
20:48 Netflix offers cheaper ad-supported plan
23:57 Maria Ressa | The National Interview
34:07 The #MeToo movement, 5 years on
39:48 B.C. cities work to protect bats
42:36 The Moment | cat found after 54 days

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