DAILY | Who's promoting bug eating today; Poilievre on Tamara Lich; 'Painfully high' inflation
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Show Notes
- The governor of the Bank of Canada is anticipating interest rates will remain painfully high for the rest of the year
- Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau says her department can't cut food prices, despite increasing the cost of milk and butter beyond the rate of inflation
- A report from the Department of Justice is blaming colonialism and slavery for anti-black racism in Canada
- Vandalism at a transformer led to disruption with the Keystone pipeline
- Anthropologists have been told to stop assigning genders to remains they discover over misgendering concerns
- Nearly 38,000 residents of Newfoundland and Labrador had their private medical data breached during last fall's cyberattack
- Salman Sima, a former Iranian political prisoner, questioned Pierre Poilievre about what he would do in Tamara Lich's case
- Support for vaccine passports and mask mandates are waning
- The BBC is today's mainstream media outlet promoting bug eating
- And of course, the WEF is wondering if your favourite food is affected by climate change (maybe you could eat bugs instead?)
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