Trudeau interview reveals uncomfortable truth
It’s not often that the prime minister of Canada gets his lunch handed to him by a small-town journalist, but that’s exactly what happened last week in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, where Justin Trudeau sat down for an interview with Village Media Editor-in-Chief Michael Friscolanti. Trudeau’s visit to the Soo was to launch the country’s first “smart grid” green energy system, but Friscolanti also had questions to ask about other pressing local issues, like events at major employer Algoma Steel and the opioid crisis that plagues even this remote community of 70,000. Like any good reporter, however, he saved his toughest question for last, then gave his subject just enough rope to hang himself.
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‘Your priorities are backwards,’ Bell tells CRTC during Online Streaming Act hearing
Bell Media owner BCE Inc. wants the national broadcasting regulator to create a news fund that would provide financial assistance to broadcasters and require foreign streamers to contribute to the subsidy through their Canadian content spending.
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FOOT FETISH LIFESTYLE: A UNIQUE MARKETING PERSPECTIVE TO STEP INTO THE LIMELIGHT
In the dynamic world of marketing, tapping into niche markets offers unique opportunities for brand growth and customer engagement. The foot fetish lifestyle represents one such niche, rich with potential yet often overlooked. Understanding and effectively targeting this audience can propel a brand into a new realm of recognition and profitability.
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Latest scam sees malware spread through fake job postings on LinkedIn
According to experts from company WithSecure, reads a news release distributed Monday, those in the digital marketing sector and those with Facebook business accounts are being targeted by cybercriminal groups.
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