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Someone Could Turn It Off: Vass Bednar on Digital Sovereignty and What Canada Is Missing
Someone Could Turn It Off: Vass Bednar on Digital Sovereignty and What Canada Is Missing

Season 2 Episode 175

Digital sovereignty Canada does not fully have, and Vass Bednar says the Trump administration has made the vulnerabilities harder to ignore.

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A Blog Post Is Not Enough: Carmi Levy on OpenAI and Canadian Privacy Law
A Blog Post Is Not Enough: Carmi Levy on OpenAI and Canadian Privacy Law

Season 2 Episode 175

OpenAI privacy violations in Canada have been confirmed by federal and provincial privacy commissioners in BC, Alberta, and Quebec. Carmi Levy says t…

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SHIFTHEADS - WarMuseum.ca: Twenty Years, One Museum, and a Cross-Country List Worth Making
SHIFTHEADS - WarMuseum.ca: Twenty Years, One Museum, and a Cross-Country List Worth Making

Season 2 Episode 174

The Canada War Museum marks 20 years in its purpose-built home this week, and if you haven't walked through the hall with the jet and the tanks, it's…

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NEW - Ten Minutes on Sunday: Alyssa B on Meal Planning, Budget Shopping, and the Frozen Aisle
NEW - Ten Minutes on Sunday: Alyssa B on Meal Planning, Budget Shopping, and the Frozen Aisle

Season 2 Episode 174

Meal planning does not require a full day. Alyssa B says 10 minutes of planning at the start of the week, knowing what you are making and who is eati…

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4,000 Fewer Restaurants: Dr. Sylvain Charlebois on Canada's Food Service Divide
4,000 Fewer Restaurants: Dr. Sylvain Charlebois on Canada's Food Service Divide

Season 2 Episode 174

Restaurant closures in Canada are happening faster than forecast. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois projected a drop from 89,000 to 85,000 restaurants in 2026 a…

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Throwback Thursday 2005: Paul Martin, a Harry Potter Leak, and Internet That Felt Fast
Throwback Thursday 2005: Paul Martin, a Harry Potter Leak, and Internet That Felt Fast

Season 2 Episode 174

Canada in 2005 looked familiar in ways that are hard to ignore: a minority government, a floor crossing, and a prime minister under real pressure.

Ge…

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Shiftheads - Alberta Separatism's Biggest Problem Right Now Is Alberta’s Voter List
Shiftheads - Alberta Separatism's Biggest Problem Right Now Is Alberta’s Voter List

Season 2 Episode 174

Alberta voters list data on 2.9 million people was allegedly obtained by a separatist-linked group, and the cleanup is far from finished.

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ICYMI - Dr. Andrew Burtch on Why Canada Needed a Building Worthy of Its Military History
ICYMI - Dr. Andrew Burtch on Why Canada Needed a Building Worthy of Its Military History

Season 2 Episode 174

The Canadian War Museum spent most of its existence in borrowed spaces. Dr. Andrew Burtch says the collection deserved better long before it got it.

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WKRP Is Real Now, a Man Lost His Car Over a Burger, and Tomatoes Are Fraudulent
WKRP Is Real Now, a Man Lost His Car Over a Burger, and Tomatoes Are Fraudulent

Season 2 Episode 174

WKRP in Cincinnati, the fictional radio station from the classic CBS sitcom, is now a real station in Cincinnati, playing the same adult hits format …

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You Logged On. You Logged Off. Then 2005 Changed Everything
You Logged On. You Logged Off. Then 2005 Changed Everything

Season 2 Episode 174

In 2005 pop culture, you logged on, checked your email, and turned the computer off at the end of the day. Ed Conroy knows exactly when that era ende…

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