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Canadian media is calling out companies with ties to ICE, but can it make a difference?

Thomson Reuters, Hootsuite, Roschel, and the Jim Pattison Group are among a group of Canadian companies facing criticism for their connection with ICE. Media coverage, petitions, and protests have compelled some of these companies to cut ties with ICE.

Canadian politicians are joining in to voice their outrage over what’s happening in Minnesota, but what sort of meaningful impact can we actually have?

Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kattie Laur (Associate Producer and Fact Checking), Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), max collins (Director of Audio), Jesse Brown (Editor)
Guest: Harrison Lowman


Further reading:
Canadian Companies Must Cut Ties with ICE, Say Protesters | The Tyee
Vancouver social-media company Hootsuite looking to work with ICE to ‘build trust’ - The Globe and Mail
ICE ordering fleet of 20 armoured vehicles from Brampton, Ont., firm | CBC News
Canada's Stantec and U.S. partner had multimillion-dollar contracts to inspect ICE detention facilities - The Logic
This App Lets ICE Track Vehicles and Owners Across the Country - 404 Media
Jim Pattison won't sell U.S. warehouse proposed as new ICE facility | CBC News
Canada must admit that Trump’s America is not a ‘safe’ place for refugees - The Globe and Mail
It is the right time – socially and economically – to scale back extended health benefits for refugees - The Globe and Mail
Why is the Carney government rolling out the red carpet for Chinese propaganda media? - Harrison Lowman [X/Twitter]
150,000 rally in downtown Toronto in solidarity with Iranian protesters | CBC News

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Pierre Poilievre just cruised through his leadership review, but is the party really buying what he’s selling? Noor Azrieh goes inside the Conservative convention in Calgary, from the polished speeches on stage to the simmering anger offstage.

Along the way: separatists working the floor, influencers commanding the crowd, and a party trying to sell hope to a base still fuelled by grievance.

Host: Noor Azrieh
Credits: Aviva Lessard (Senior Producer), Sam Konnert (Host/Producer), Noor Azrieh (Host/Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Max Collins (Director of Audio) Jesse Brown (Editor), Tony Wang (Artwork)

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This is not your traditional true crime story. This is not a whodunnit. It’s more of a howdunnit. That is, it’s a self-defence guide on how to fight back after you’ve been ripped off.

Raymond Biesinger is an iconic Canadian illustrator and author of the book, 9 Times My Work Has Been Ripped Off.

And he invited Producer Tristan Capacchione to his studio to talk all about his true crime story.

Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: Tristan Capacchione (Audio Editor and Producer), Bruce Thorson (Senior Producer), max collins (Director of Audio), Jesse Brown (Editor and Publisher)
Featured Guest: Raymond Biesinger
Special Thanks: Julian Abraham, max collins, and Caleb Thompson (Voicing)

Fact checking by Kallan Lyons
Additional music by Audio Network

More information:

Raymond Biesinger
9 Times My Work Has Been Ripped Off — Drawn & Quarterly
FLASHBACK : Le portrait psychédélique d’un disparu — 2PAR4
Non-exclusive licence issued to Raymond Biesinger — Copyright Board of Canada
Non-exclusive licence issued to Productions 2PAR4 — Copyright Board of Canada
Please stop stealing my art — Wright Kitchen

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Carney’s deal with China is pissing off Trump, but it’s exactly the sort of leverage Canada needs for the upcoming CUSMA negotiations.

It’s more than just EVs and canola, and it’s more than a return to our previous trade arrangements with China. Carney’s deal signals how Canada intends to navigate the so-called “new world order.”

But, with Xi Jinping purging his top generals, is China really as “predictable” as Carney suggests?

Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kattie Laur (Associate producer and Fact Checking) Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), max collins (Director of Audio), Jesse Brown (Editor)
Guest: Jan Wong


Further reading:
Preliminary Agreement-In-Principle to Address Economic and Trade Issues between Canada and the People's Republic of China - Government of Canada
No plans for China free trade deal, Carney says as Trump fixates on Canada | CBC News
Canada wants to be 1st in North America to build EV with Chinese knowledge: senior official | CBC News
China dropping ban on Canadian beef may boost industry resilience, analysts say - The Globe and Mail
Is Carney’s China deal a misstep or master stroke? | National Post
China’s Zijin Gold to acquire Canadian miner Allied Gold in $5.5-billion deal - The Globe and Mail
Xi Jinping has dismissed two of China’s most senior generals. What does this mean?
Las Vegas casino owner offers to take Canadian dollars on par with U.S. currency - CTV News
The Liberals’ unacceptable Charter breach - The Globe and Mail

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Carney’s speech made headlines around the world and positions Canada as a global thought leader.

Why did it capture so much international attention, and will Carney’s Davos kudos benefit Canada in the long run?

Jan Wong joins to unpack Carney’s rhetorical triumph and to dish on Margaret Atwood’s lunch beef 30 years later.

Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: James Nicholson (Producer), Kattie Laur (Associate producer and Fact Checking) Caleb Thompson (Mixing and Mastering), max collins (Director of Audio), Jesse Brown (Editor)
Guest: Jan Wong

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Further reading:
Carney's Davos speech draws reaction from around the world | CBC News
Mark Carney's Davos speech: Reaction from BBC, NYT, Rolling Stone - CTV News
Mark Carney’s Davos speech is a ‘manifesto of free people.’ Here’s what else the world is saying - Toronto Star
As the world inches back to a pre-WW2 order, the 'middle powers' face a grave new challenge - BBC
New Zealand is fiddling while the world ruptures. We need to listen to Mark Carney - Steve Maharey - New Zealand Herald
‘A rupture, not a transition’: The Davos bombshell that Australia can’t ignore - Sydney Morning Herald
Carney makes clear the world’s choice - The Japan Times
Time for Western middle powers to wake up - Opinion - Chinadaily.com.cn
Michael Taube: I'm a speechwriter. Carney did better than Trudeau at Davos. But that's a low bar - National Post
Pierre Poilievre: Carney's Davos speech highlights that it is Liberal rhetoric that doesn't match reality- National Post
Margaret Atwood can read your palm and holds a grudge - The National - CBC [Video]
Federal Conservatives trade journalists for partisan cheerleaders | Canada's National Observer: Climate News

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