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With Ontario backing out of the basic income pilot, should the federal government
pick up the slack? The program costs about $50 million a year and with its short life-span, is it worth seeing it through to the end to see what data it produces?
Guest: Deirdre Pike. Senior Social Planner, Social Planning and Research Council of Hamilton
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The Saudi Arabia-Canada spat continues. Should Canada get itself involved in the
business of other countries? Why are none of Canada’s allies calling out Saudi Arabia?
Guest: Stephanie Carvin, Assistant Professor of International Affairs, Carlton University
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About one in seven cannabis consuming drivers reportedly drive within two hours of using the substance.
With the legalization of recreational cannabis just around the corner, how are police going to handle this issue? Are we adequately prepared and just how dangerous is it to drive while high?
Guest: Sgt. Kerry Schmidt, Media Relations, Highway Safety Division, Ontario Provincial Police
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Is there a link between the rise in gun violence and the end of carding, or is it just a coincidence?
Guest: Ross McLean. Crime Specialist. Security expert, Former Toronto Police Officer
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Should we consider delaying full-time work until the age of 40? We’re living older and older as life expectancy increases. With this in mind, would it make sense to deliberately delay your career to deal with this reality?
Guest: Linda Nazareth, Principal, Relentless Economics, Senior Fellow for economics and population change at the Macdonald Laurier Institute. relentlesseconomics.com
Should we consider delaying full-time work until the age of 40? We’re living older and older as life expectancy increases. With this in mind, would it make sense to deliberately delay your career to deal with this reality?
Guest: Linda Nazareth, Principal, Relentless Economics, Senior Fellow for economics and population change at the Macdonald Laurier Institute. relentlesseconomics.com
(Photo: Johannes Eisele/AFP)
About one in seven cannabis consuming drivers reportedly drive within two hours of using the substance.
With the legalization of recreational cannabis just around the corner, how are police going to handle this issue? Are we adequately prepared and just how dangerous is it to drive while high?
Guest: Sgt. Kerry Schmidt, Media Relations, Highway Safety Division, Ontario Provincial Police
(Photo: Justin Tang/The Canadian Press)
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