Dec. 27, 2022 | An OPP officer is fatally shot in southeastern Ontario. Airlines struggle to make up for delayed flights as some raise questions about who should be held accountable. Plus, audiobooks connect Ukrainian children with the fathers they had to leave behind.

00:00 The National for Dec. 27, 2022
01:01 Police officer fatally shot in southern Ontario
03:38 Canadian travel woes drag on and on
05:22 U.S. air travel disruptions continue
05:59 Victim identified in B.C. Christmas Eve bus crash
06:40 B.C.'s south coast under flood watch amid heavy rain, high tides
09:04 Ringleader of failed Michigan governor kidnapping sentenced to 16 years
09:28 U.S. backlog of migrants seeking asylum reaches 1.6 million applications
11:47 Chinese ticket sales boom after Beijing announces end to strict COVID-19 measures
12:12 The scientists tracking new COVID-19 variants — before it’s too late
14:46 New law allows jurors to discuss proceedings with mental health providers
18:38 Massive fire destroys Tokyo chemical plant
18:55 Serbian military on high alert amid rising tensions with Kosovo
19:27 Israeli authorities arrest suspect over November bombing
19:50 Ukraine's Bakhmut repels Russian attacks
21:04 Audiobooks connect Ukrainian children with their fathers back home
24:46 Staffing shortages leave hospitals on life support
35:11 Pandemic inspires Regina senior to rekindle passion for drawing
37:30 Touring musicians feel the pinch of rising costs
40:31 Exhibit showcases ancient Roman items preserved by volcanic mud
43:21 The Moment | Winnipeg man runs ultramarathons every Boxing Day

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