Native Tobacco Industry/Divorce in Social Media/Fall Parliament Session

This week health reporter Tom Blackwell kicks off a five-part series on the explosive growth of the illegal native tobacco industry, and why it's such a tough problem for Ottawa to solve.--As the real life consequences of cyberspace decisions become apparent, divorcing couples are increasingly agreeing to practice safe surfing—that is, leaving the dirty laundry in the proverbial laundry bin, rather than spewing it into Facebookland or the Twittersphere. Kathryn Blaze-Carlson explains how social media is changing divorce.--And finally columnist John Ivison previews the fall session of Parliament: what's in store for political watchers in the coming months as the politicians head back to the House of Commons.