This Week: Cannabis is legal in Canada, and the word hasn’t ended. Then, Statistics Canada wants your private banking data, why is the prime minister defending this action? Plus, What the term ‘Revenue Neutral’ really means?
Articles And Links Mentioned:
Article: Federal Government Plain Packaging Regulations Completely Disregard Consumers and Limit Product Choice
Article: Bill to pardon past pot convictions coming before the end of 2018
Article: Scheer won’t commit to keeping cannabis legal if Tories form government
Article: Edmonton girl guide sells out of cookies near cannabis store
Article: Florida man charged with sending 13 pipe bombs to Trump critics
Article: Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect charged with 44 counts including hate crimes
Article: Hillary Clinton leaves door open for 2020 run: ‘I’d like to be president’
Article: Stats Canada requesting banking information of 500,000 Canadians without their knowledge
Article: Trudeau promises rebates as Ottawa moves to levy carbon tax on provinces outside the climate plan
Article: Closing federal pay gap still years away under new equity plan
Article: Health Canada considering warning labels on individual cigarettes
Article: Pizzas must shrink or lose their toppings under Government anti-obesity plan
Article: Proper sexual education can help curb global overpopulation
Article: Here’s the trouble with Trudeau’s election debate plan
Article: Toronto police create first-ever missing persons unit
Article: The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce Cuts Out Controversial Questions
Article: Kleenex to ditch Mansize tissues after gender inequality complaints
Article: Biological Male Wins World Championship In Women’s Cycling
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