Nov. 30, 2022 | A snowstorm slams into British Columbia’s south coast leaving drivers stranded for hours and causing massive power outages. A new drug is raising new hope for Alzheimer's patients but comes with a risk. Plus, landlords and renters talk face-to-face about the reality of Canada's housing crisis.

0:00 The National for November 30, 2022
0:54 Warnings follow B.C. snowstorm
3:58 Trudeau reacts to Alberta sovereignty act
4:33 New Alzheimer's drug shows promise in slowing decline
6:44 Police warn of increase in online child exploitation
7:21 Meghan Markle faced legitimate threats while in U.K.
9:33 Royal staffer resigns over racist comments
10:06 Prince William and Kate begin U.S. visit
12:13 Hakeem Jeffries named House Speaker
12:45 Bakhmut, Ukraine centre of months long battle with Russia
15:18 FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried gives rare interview
17:43 Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac dies at 79
19:25 Canada's workforce among most educated in G7
21:52 New Brunswick phasing out French immersion
24:26 Renters vs. Landlords | Canada's housing crisis
36:23 FAST channels enter streaming space
43:52 Stranger helps deliver baby on the side of the road | The Moment

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