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theBreaker.news Podcast: Parliament puts China under the microscope
The Trudeau Liberals' minority government suffered its first major setback on Dec. 10, world human rights day. [caption id="attachment_9369" align="alignright" width="215"] Justin Trudeau, Sophie...
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theBreaker.news Podcast: A year in Lotusland for Meng, a year in Chinese jail for the two Canadian Michaels
A year ago this week, Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou was freed on $10 million bail so that she could live at one...
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theBreaker.news Podcast: Key Victoria-based player in the "troubling ecosystem" of digital political campaigns broke the law
Finally, after two years, the investigation is over. AggregateIQ, the Victoria political advertising and data agency, breached Canadian privacy laws. "Cambridge Analytica, Facebook, that...
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theBreaker.news Podcast: Overdue FOI reforms take a backseat to Horgan's push for gas price and cell phone bill transparency
One week left in the fall sitting of the British Columbia Legislature. Fundamental promises made in last February’s throne speech remain unfulfilled. In the...
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theBreaker.news Podcast: Six months of Hong Kong anti-government protests, one year since Scandal at the B.C. Legislature
Wing-Tung Ho was born in 1997, the year that the United Kingdom handed Hong Kong back to China. She studies in Taiwan, where she...
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theBreaker.news Podcast: Artist Jane Clark, mother of Bryan Adams, shines a light on B.C.'s changing landscape
Bob Mackin It was the autumn of ’99 when the "Summer of ’69" singer made a bold career move. Rocker Bryan Adams added photographer...