CBC News: The National | Police officers killed, Breast cancer concerns, Alex Jones

Oct. 12, 2022 | Two police officers are dead after a shooting at a home in Innisfil, Ont. The Ontario Medical Association says 400,000 fewer mammograms were performed during the pandemic. Plus, Infowars founder Alex Jones is ordered to pay $965M for false claims about the Sandy Hook massacre.

00:00 The National for Oct. 12, 2022
00:51 Two police officers killed in Innisfil, Ont.
04:54 Report shows flaws in Hockey Canada fund
07:54 Alex Jones ordered to pay $965M for defamation
10:17 Smith walks back comment about unvaccinated
11:00 Quebec urges people to get COVID-19 boosters
13:02 Breast cancer screenings dropped during pandemic
15:31 Canada announces $47M in new aid for Ukraine
16:10 Russia arrests suspects in Crimea bridge attack
18:48 Allies meet to discuss Ukraine air defences
21:51 Canada Post now offering personal loans
22:15 Pierre Poilievre to name shadow cabinet
22:39 Inquiry into the use of the Emergencies Act
25:15 Iran leader blames 'foreign enemy' for protests
25:57 Iranian women in Canada reflects on the protest
33:00 Iranian artists help give voice to protesters
37:55 Investigation into Indigenous ancestry claims
42:48 Wildlife photographer of the year award
43:26 The Moment | Fat bear voting scandal

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