Nov. 29, 2022 | Severe drought in Somalia has forced thousands of people from their homes as they struggle to find food. The Alberta government says its new sovereignty bill will combat "unprecedented interference and overreach from Ottawa." Plus, a shortage of Christmas trees is driving up prices.

0:00 The National for Nov. 29, 2022
1:02 Drought puts Somalia on the brink of famine
5:46 Alberta premier tables sovereignty act
8:56 Ottawa's response to Alberta sovereignty act | Rosemary Barton
10:10 Earthquakes shake northern Alberta
10:36 Quebec politicians refuse to swear oath to King
11:00 Oath Keepers founder convicted for role in Jan. 6 attacks
11:29 China tries to crack down on protests
13:43 Stowaways survived for days on ship's rudder
14:10 Ukraine pleads for NATO membership
15:02 NATO considers Kyiv's request for missiles, transformers
17:24 Alphonso Davies talks about historic goal
18:23 FIFA investigates Croatia after fan taunts
21:34 RBC to buy HSBC for $13.5 billion
22:00 Canada's GDP grows by 0.7% in September
22:30 Christmas tree shortage drives up prices
25:10 Witnessing Somalia's devastation | Margaret Evans
28:49 What can be done to help Somalia?
33:10 Remote First Nation imports power from U.S.
41:00 2,000 species at risk of extinction
43:11 9-year-old gives care packages to Winnipeg homeless | The Moment

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