There was no shortage of major news events this year. At home, the convoy occupation gridlocked the country and reshaped the Conservative party. Globally, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and concerns about alleged Chinese interference overhauled geopolitical power dynamics. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson sat down with Global News’ David Akin, Amanda Connolly and Mackenzie Gray to analyze the top stories of 2022, and discuss what news to look out for in 2023.
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Convoy, Conservatives and China: Reviewing the top stories of 2022
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