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Global National: Feb. 5, 2023 | What to expect when Trudeau, premiers meet on health care

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In our top story: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canada's premiers are set to meet in less than 48 hours, which could determine the future of the country's health-care system. They are meeting for the first time face-to-face since before the pandemic. Each province and territory has its own story about why the system isn't working, but they all want the same thing: more money from Ottawa. Megan King reports on the expectations and hardlines ahead of the First Ministers meeting on Tuesday.

To the U.S., where fallout continues after the military shot down the Chinese surveillance balloon that had been making its way across both Canadian and American airspace. Jennifer Johnson has more on the investigation and what China's response has been.

Protests in Peru are growing bolder and more violent. The civil and political crisis there shows no sign of slowing down. Mike Drolet reports on why critics wonder whether a recent offer by the country's president could be enough to end street battles that have left dozens dead.

As First Nations begin making deals with Ottawa to take back control of child welfare, there is renewed attention to the harm colonial systems cause. This after an Anishinaabe woman in Manitoba posted a video about her experience moments before she took her own life. Melissa Ridgen reports.

The 2021 Census is revealing a big divide when it comes to education levels in the workforce. Data shows Black Canadians are more likely than any other group to be overqualified for their jobs. Kyle Benning explains.

If you're planning to get a new vehicle for yourself and hopefully save some cash by buying used, you may also need patience. After riding high over the last few years, there are signs the used car market is cooling down. Vanessa Wright explains.

Last week, a 36-year-old man wanted in B.C. was detained in Oregon. However, how he got there has drawn plenty of questions and police on both sides of the border have been left scratching their head, especially after a daring boat rescue led to his arrest. Jasmine Bala has more on this strange story that seems right out of the movies.

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