How Canadians feel about MMIWG report using the word “genocide,” Quebec’s controversial Bill 21, How to break the pipeline logjam, Final tally of Calgary’s Olympic spending, The Hong Kong protests, New study on sexting risks episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 17, 2019 · 55 MIN

How Canadians feel about MMIWG report using the word “genocide,” Quebec’s controversial Bill 21, How to break the pipeline logjam, Final tally of Calgary’s Olympic spending, The Hong Kong protests, New study on sexting risks

from Afternoons with Rob Breakenridge · host CHQR / Curiouscast

New poll on whether Canadians agree with the MMIWG inquiry report on whether Canada guilty of “genocide” / Quebec’s Bill 21 and the implications for religious freedom Guest: Jack Jedwab – president and CEO, Association for Canadian Studies   How to Break the Pipeline Logjam Guest: Joseph Quesnel – Program Manager, MacDonald-Laurier Institute   We now know how much Calgary spent in exploring an Olympic bid Guest: Erin Waite – NoCalgaryOlympics Communications lead   Hong Kong Protests – Why millions of Hong Kong residents have taken to the streets Guest: Sarah Cook – senior research analyst at Freedom House and director of the China Media Bulletin; author of The Battle for China’s Spirit on religious freedom under Xi Jinping   New U of C study suggests teen sexting is associated with delinquency, sexual behaviors & mental health issues Guest: Camille Mori – masters student in the University of Calgary’s Determinants of Child Development Lab, and lead author on the study Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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