March 14, 2022 | Russian forces continue their assault on Ukraine’s capital. Canada’s bobsleigh and skeleton athletes are demanding the resignations of two top officials over a toxic culture. Plus, how landlords are forcing tenants out using renovictions.

0:00 The National for March 14, 2022
1:12 Russia's attacks intensify
5:06 Ukrainian villages mourn fallen soldiers
8:07 6.7 million displaced within Ukraine
8:40 U.K. launches refugee sponsorship plan
9:12 Protesters occupy Russian oligarch’s U.K. mansion
11:33 Defiance on Russian state TV
12:13 U.S. warns China against helping Russia
13:33 Fight for Arctic sovereignty
16:54 More COVID restrictions lifted across Canada
17:20 China locks down cities to stop Omicron surge
20:41Athletes describe toxic culture at Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton
23:22 Charest tests positive for COVID-19
24:20 Ukraine’s military response to Russia
33:10 Inflation expected to climb higher
33:25 Changes to Sask.’s income support program
35:45 Concerns about landlords abusing renovictions
40:40 Uncertainty for Russians in Canada
43:20 The Moment


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