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Global National: Feb. 7

Auto theft is a rapidly growing problem in Canada, with the country gaining an international reputation as an easy mark. What’s driving the problem; how the federal government plans to put the brakes on this crime; and the suggested solutions from advocates. Cameron Ortis, a former high-level RCMP intelligence official found guilty of leaking top secret information to police targets, has been sentenced to 14 years in prison, which includes the time he has already served before his trial. The judge’s reasons for the sentence; how the judge even praised Ortis; and why this case may have permanently damaged Canada’s reputation with its Five Eyes allies. Students across Alberta walked out of schools to protest Premier Danielle Smith’s proposed new ‘Parental Rights’ policies, which critics say will harm transgender youth. How the polarizing plan is becoming a lightning rod for criticism against Smith. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Hamas’ ceasefire plan, saying “there is no solution other than total victory.” What was in the failed proposal; and the worries for the hostages as the fighting drags on. Plus: an instrumental role. How a guitar made by a Calgary woman ended up in the hands of singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman, who played that guitar during a rare performance at this year’s Grammy awards. And see the stunning photo of a young polar bear sleeping on a floating chunk of ice that has won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People’s Choice Award for 2023.

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