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| January 28, 2017
Rear Side of Winnipeg Free Press Building
| January 19, 2017
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Sweeping new surveillance legislation in U.K. could affect Canadians

December 2, 2016
| The Investigatory Power Bill in Britain legalizes a range of tools for hacking and snooping unmatched anywhere in Europe. Once the bill becomes law, the pressure will be on Canada to harmonize.
Length: 15:10 minutes (13.89 MB)
| November 1, 2016
Columnists

Amy Goodman's arrest shows that in many parts of America journalism is still a crime

Last Thursday, an arrest warrant was issued under the header "North Dakota versus Amy Goodman." The charge was for criminal trespass. The actual crime? Journalism. We went to the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation to cover the growing opposition to the Dakota Access Pipeline.

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| June 17, 2016
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After years of injustice, Canada should bring Hassan Diab home

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This week, a French judge decided to order the release of Hassan Diab while an investigation into his case continues. It is both ironic and embarrassing to see a French judge decide to do what a Canadian judge should have done many years ago: order Hassan Diab a free man!

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The federal government recently announced they would not proceed with the Conservative government's appeal of Omar Khadr's release on bail. There was a collective sigh of relief from those who have followed his tragic case.

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Redeye

Private company sells access to intelligence database

March 5, 2016
| World Check says it provides intelligence profiles of risky individuals so banks and other groups can be sure they are not accidentally engaged in illegal acts. Monia Mazigh says it's a blacklist.
Length: 13:46 minutes (12.62 MB)
| February 26, 2016
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