Fight Back with Libby Znaimer

Libby Znaimer is joined by Yaniv Or, Vice President of Technology and Data at Zoomer Media and Claudiu Popa, Cybersecurity Expert with Datarisk Canada and Author of the Canadian Cyberfraud Handbook.

Do you have a capital one credit card? Six million Canadians do and they are the latest to have their personal information stolen by a hacker. And this is just the latest in a string of data breaches in sensitive financial services - the same happened at Desjardins just weeks ago.

It affected 2.7 million people and 173,000 businesses. In 2017, a data breach at Equifax, one of the major credit reporting companies, exposed the SIN numbers and other sensitive information of about 19,000 Canadians.

This one is apparently larger than the others put together. What do you do to protect yourself?

On today's Fight Back strategy panel, Libby Znaimer is joined by John Capobianco, Senior Vice President & Senior Partner, FleishmanHillard HighRoad, Bob Richardson, Senior Council to National Public Relations and Ashton Arsenault, Consultant at Crestview Strategies.

Together, they discuss the Ford government's reversal of its autism program, winery donations to the PC party, and, of course, the latest in federal politics as election day looms closer.

On today's Fight Back strategy panel, Libby Znaimer is joined by John Capobianco, Senior Vice President & Senior Partner, FleishmanHillard HighRoad, Bob Richardson, Senior Council to National Public Relations and Ashton Arsenault, Consultant at Crestview Strategies.

Together, they discuss the Ford government's reversal of its autism program, winery donations to the PC party, and, of course, the latest in federal politics as election day looms closer.

On today's Fight Back strategy panel, Libby Znaimer is joined by John Capobianco, Senior Vice President & Senior Partner, FleishmanHillard HighRoad, Bob Richardson, Senior Council to National Public Relations and Ashton Arsenault, Consultant at Crestview Strategies.

Together, they discuss the Ford government's reversal of its autism program, winery donations to the PC party, and, of course, the latest in federal politics as election day looms closer.

The Ford government has plans to put an end to out-of-country travel insurance.

The province announced this decision after a six-day consultation with the public stating that the program is costly and not valuable to taxpayers.

Libby Znaimer is joined by NDP MPP Marit Stiles and Keith Martin, Co-Executive Director at the Canadian Association of Financial Institutions in Insurance.

The Ford government has plans to put an end to out-of-country travel insurance.

The province announced this decision after a six-day consultation with the public stating that the program is costly and not valuable to taxpayers.

Libby Znaimer is joined by NDP MPP Marit Stiles and Keith Martin, Co-Executive Director at the Canadian Association of Financial Institutions in Insurance.

The Ford government has plans to put an end to out-of-country travel insurance.

The province announced this decision after a six-day consultation with the public stating that the program is costly and not valuable to taxpayers.

Libby Znaimer is joined by NDP MPP Marit Stiles and Keith Martin, Co-Executive Director at the Canadian Association of Financial Institutions in Insurance.

Yesterday, U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was in Windsor with a group of Americans that have Type 1 Diabetes.

They were there to purchase Insulin, which is approximately 10 times cheaper than the same drug in the States.

The price of insulin in the U.S. can be as much as 340 dollars. Senator Sanders says that his country should learn from Canada's health care system.

Also, 15 different medical organizations representing patients in Canada, like the Canadian Pharmacists Association, have signed a letter to the government with concerns that increasing American demand for cheaper drugs could have a negative impact on the Canadian drug supply.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Joelle Walker, Vice President & Public Affairs at the Canadian Pharmacists Association, as well as Chair of the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies Canada and Seema Nagpal, Vice President, Science and Policy at Diabetes Canada.

Yesterday, U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was in Windsor with a group of Americans that have Type 1 Diabetes.

They were there to purchase Insulin, which is approximately 10 times cheaper than the same drug in the States.

The price of insulin in the U.S. can be as much as 340 dollars. Senator Sanders says that his country should learn from Canada's health care system.

Also, 15 different medical organizations representing patients in Canada, like the Canadian Pharmacists Association, have signed a letter to the government with concerns that increasing American demand for cheaper drugs could have a negative impact on the Canadian drug supply.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Joelle Walker, Vice President & Public Affairs at the Canadian Pharmacists Association, as well as Chair of the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies Canada and Seema Nagpal, Vice President, Science and Policy at Diabetes Canada.

Yesterday, U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was in Windsor with a group of Americans that have Type 1 Diabetes.

They were there to purchase Insulin, which is approximately 10 times cheaper than the same drug in the States.

The price of insulin in the U.S. can be as much as 340 dollars. Senator Sanders says that his country should learn from Canada's health care system.

Also, 15 different medical organizations representing patients in Canada, like the Canadian Pharmacists Association, have signed a letter to the government with concerns that increasing American demand for cheaper drugs could have a negative impact on the Canadian drug supply.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Joelle Walker, Vice President & Public Affairs at the Canadian Pharmacists Association, as well as Chair of the Alliance for Safe Online Pharmacies Canada and Seema Nagpal, Vice President, Science and Policy at Diabetes Canada.