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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2010

iPad hype, pedestrian death spike

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The wait is finally over and this week the world got its first look at the iPad, the latest brainchild from Apple chief executive Steve Jobs. Does the iPad, which supports digital books and newspapers, live up to its hype? Financial Post technology reporter Matt Hartley about what the future holds for Apple’s latest creation. In Toronto, a spike of 14 pedestrian deaths just this month has city officials and police scrambling to take action. Matthew Coutts spent time with officers on a downtown Toronto safety blitz. A Christian university in British Columbia has been 'blacklisted' — as they see it — by the country's largest association of university teachers because the school's faculty members have to sign a statement of Christian faith before being hired. Charlie Lewis debates whether an an overtly religious environment and academic freedom can coexist.

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