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Trans Mountain tussle
Richard Masson of University of Calgary on Alberta's threat to cut the oil and gas supply to B.C.
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Could Facebook Switch to an Opt In Model?
Sen. Markey (D-Mass.) asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg if the company would sign on to the Consent Act that would turn data usage into an opt in model.
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Could Facebook Switch to an Opt-In Model?
Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA) asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg if the company would sign on to the Consent Act that would turn data usage into an opt-in model.
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Consumer protection
Carl Boutet, chief retail strategist at Studio RX, on calls for retailers to better protect consumer data
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Gun control
CBC's Lyndsay Duncombe on Trump's meeting with survivors of the Florida high school shooting
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Testing assisted dying laws
Assisted dying was legalized last summer, but its limits are still being tested in the courts
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Marijuana age limit
Cannabis legalization bill fails to protect vulnerable youth from health harms, CMAJ editor warns
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Hackers Are Going After Businesses of All Sizes
Big companies like Yahoo and Equifax aren't the only targets. Inc. Magazine Senior Editor Maria Aspan says 43% of data breaches happen at small businesses. She discusses preventive measures.
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EU-Canada trade pact sparks food safety concerns
As the EU and Canada start cutting import duties on thousands of products and services, campaigners are ringing an alarm bell over food safety, including meat. Greenpeace says the CETA trade agreement, now provisionally in force, could...
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We Could See More Deals Between Trump and Democrats
Will President Trump only make legislative progress with the help of Democrats? And is Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) the frontrunner for the Democratic 2020 nomination? Rare Politics Editor Jack Hunter and Daily Beast Congressional...
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Weed Merchandise Ban Goes Up in Smoke
After a bill banning cannabis merchandise in California was passed by the state's House and Senate, lawmakers backed away and didn't go through with it. Matt Gray, CEO of Herb, explains why the Democrats stepped back and dropped the...
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Air passengers' rights
Jeremy Cooperstock is a professor at McGill University and an air passenger rights advocate
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Changes to U.S. immigration bill mirror Canada’s merit-based system
New U.S. immigration bill has a merit-based system similar to what’s required in Canada
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Cutting through haze
Alison McMahon of Cannabis At Work, helps businesses navigate pot use in the workplace and recruits workers for the marijuana industry
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Rex Murphy | Parliament breaks for summer
As the House and the Senate go on recess for the summer, Rex Murphy reflects on the mostly unremarkable session on the Hill while singling out a few exceptions
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Pricey tickets
Jacqueline Hansen reports on Ontario's plans to fight back against ticket scalping and bots
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As PM, what would be your first piece of legislation?
NDP leadership candidates discuss their first priorities if elected prime minister
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Celebrities endorsing recreational pot is a hazy legal problem
That's because new legislation for recreational use of cannabis strictly prohibits any type of endorsement or sponsorship.
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Testing assisted dying laws
Assisted dying was legalized last summer, but its limits are still being tested in the courts
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Marijuana age limit
Cannabis legalization bill fails to protect vulnerable youth from health harms, CMAJ editor warns
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Rex Murphy | Political memory loss
What's the most common illness affecting politicians? Memory loss, according to Rex Murphy, who thinks it's especially evident when an opposition party becomes government
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Pot potential
Vahan Ajamian, research analyst, Beacon Securities, on what new pot legislation will mean for publicly-listed and legal cannabis companies
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Quebec to ban dangerous dogs
Quebec is moving to ban pitbull-type dogs across the province, and has tabled legislation to regulate other kinds of dangerous dogs
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Marijuana could be legalized by 2018 Canada Day
In a year that's seen the Liberals taken to task on broken promises, legalizing marijuana would be a major promise kept, not to mention a potent tool to win approval with Canadians.