Nov. 24, 2022 | Canada’s deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland testifies that last winter’s convoy protests posed a serious threat to the country’s economy and reputation. The federal government outlines its plan for adapting to climate change. Plus, tributes pour in for legendary NHLer Börje Salming, dead at 71.

00:00 The National for Nov. 24, 2022
00:45 Trudeau to testify at Emergencies Act inquiry
01:25 Freeland testifies protest posed threat to economy
04:31 Government response to Iran threats in Canada
05:26 High number of kids missing school due to illness
07:34 Alberta bans school mask mandates
07:55 Research seeks universal flu vaccine
10:13 China reports record number of new COVID-19 cases'
10:35 Foxconn workers protest after bonus pay denied
11:00 Doctors perform surgery in the dark in Kyiv
11:24 Ottawa plan to expand banned weapons list
13:30 Canada lays out national climate adaptation plan
15:45 Remembering hockey legend Börje Salming
19:00 Argonauts fans celebrate Grey Cup win
19:21 Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City
19:46 Black Friday deals as consumers look to spend less
21:57 Marketplace investigates vanity sizing in jeans
25:11 At Issue: Key ministers at the Emergencies Act inquiry
35:56 At Issue: Risks for Trudeau when he testifies Friday
43:01 Alberta RCMP round up 20 escaped ostriches
43:29 The Moment | Photographer captures face in wave

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