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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2023 · 45 MIN

Where’s the corporate subsidy for Taylor Swift?

from PolitiCoast: The BC Politics Podcast

Strikes at the ports and on Fraser Valley transit, ongoing C-18 fallout and subsidies for EV batteries. Links More than 7,000 B.C. port workers now on strike | Globalnews.ca Union seeks $8,000 ‘inflation adjustment’ for B.C. port workers on strike – The Globe and Mail Fraser Valley transit mediator’s final report expected this week Heritage minister ‘surprised’ by Google news ban; ambassador says U.S. won’t intervene   Canadian News Websites Will Soon Be Blocked in Canada. But American News Outlets Will Still Be Available. Trudeau Likens Bill C-18 Battle To World War Two Fight for Democracy as Government Suspends Meta Advertising (But Not Liberal Party Ads) – Michael Geist Federal government has suspended its advertising on Facebook, Instagram, says heritage minister | CBC News New deal for Windsor EV battery plant worth $15B in tax breaks, Ontario minister says | CBC News NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh announces plan to urgently build more homes that fit Torontonians’ budgets      Trudeau tweets at Taylor Swift over Eras tour snub: ‘Cruel summer’ – National | Globalnews.ca The image was originally posted to Flickr by Eva Rinaldi Celebrity and Live Music Photographer.

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