April 19, 2022 | CBC News is near the front lines of Russia’s escalating war in Ukraine as residents in the southern city of Orikhiv make the difficult decision to stay or leave. Rising interest rates cause a slowdown in the Canadian housing market. Plus, what the messy spring weather seen across Canada means for the summer.

00:00 The National for April 19, 2022
01:09 On the front line of Russia's war in Ukraine
02:06 Growing sense of unease in Orikhiv, Ukraine
05:16 Russian missiles pound Ukraine’s Donbas region
08:00 Canada to send heavy artillery to Ukraine
08:25 Women pushed onto Toronto subway tracks
09:00 Family calls for Peggys Cove safety improvements
11:20 Moderna says vaccine targets COVID-19 varients
13:34 U.S. judge strikes down mask mandate for travel
15:56 Sunwing tech issue leaves passengers stranded
16:24 Signs Canadian housing market is cooling
19:44 Canada urged to rescue Afghan refugees
22:00 Crowded Conservative leadership race
24:43 Intimate partner violence: a survivor's story
35:07 Finding refuge for Ukraine’s most vulnerable children
40:57 Spring? Wintry weather persists across Canada
43:32: The Moment: Arkells proposal

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