EPISODE · Sep 20, 2020 · 19 MIN
Martin Himel, director of "Blasphemy" & Sheila Regehr, chairperson of the Basic Income Canada Network
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VisionTV has a new documentary called "Blasphemy." And if you think it's an outdated concept, you'd be mistaken. Blasphemy laws are still on the books in about a quarter of the world's countries with devastating results. And not all blasphemy relates to conventional religion. Libby talked with filmmaker Martin Himel. AND The idea has been around for decades and it spawned two major experiments over the years. Now there is speculation that a guaranteed basic minimum income is on the Liberal government's agenda amid reports that it was a major topic at this week's cabinet retreat. Sheila Regehr is chairperson of the Basic Income Canada Network.
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Libby talks to the filmmaker behind a searing new documentary, "Blasphemy", and one of the big topics at this week’s Liberal cabinet retreat was a basic minimum income, is this an idea whose time has come?
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Martin Himel, director of "Blasphemy" & Sheila Regehr, chairperson of the Basic Income Canada Network
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