Nov. 4, 2022 | Ontario education workers strike in defiance of a new law that makes it illegal. Elon Musk begins his plan to eliminate half of Twitter’s global workforce. Plus, a conversation about Canada’s health-care crisis; is more privatization a solution or a slippery slope?
00:00 The National for Nov. 2, 2022
00:53 Ontario education workers walk off the job
04:20 Canada’s economy adds 108,000 jobs in October
08:43 U.S. reports 218,000 new jobs in October
09:04 Elon Musk slashes half of Twitter’s workforce
11:28 Truck collides with school bus in Alberta
11:58 Rally in support of vaccine mandate protesters
12:27 Emergencies Act inquiry: Diagolon founder testifies
15:30 Canada sanctions two Haiti politicians
15:56 Protests in Pakistan after former leader shot
16:26 Children’s painkiller shortage in Canada
19:58 U.S. Powerball jackpot hits record $1.6B
20:23 Migrants bused to NYC as pawns in political battle
23:31 Calgary teen wins prestigious piano prize
24:24 Quick Question: Would you pay for faster healthcare?
25:05 Health-care crisis: Is more privatization a solution?
33:25 4 things to know heading into the U.S. midterms
39:31 Toxic smog chokes India’s capital
39:55 Atmospheric rover brings heavy rain to B.C.
40:18 COP27 climate summit: Who will be there, who won’t
42:40 The Moment | Trick-or-treater returns lost ring
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