(Short Cuts) CBC Crypto Spoof, Danielle Smith Gets a Win and More
On this week’s episode we’re trying something new and hitting 5 stories in one for a Super Short Cuts!
CANADALAND · Jesse Brown
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Show Notes
The Trudeau government won’t back down on Bill C-18 – except now they are. We also talk about the crypto crime that never happened, a threatening cop, Danielle Smith’s ‘vindication’ and updates to the Burns Lake Tribunal Hearing.
Host: Jesse Brown
Credits: Aviva Lessard (Producer), Caleb Thompson (Audio Editor and Technical Producer), Annette Ejiofor (Managing Editor), Karyn Pugliese (Editor-in-Chief)
Guest: Dani Paradis
Further reading:
- Caving on Bill C-18: Government Outlines Planned Regulations that Signal Willingness to Cast Aside Core Principles of the Online News Act
- Postmedia and Toronto Star owner Nordstar talks broke down over debt swap, sources say - The Globe and Mail
- The crypto scam that wasn’t: 2 teens reportedly stole $4.2 million in Bitcoin and Ethereum. Police say it never happened - Fortune
- Someone pretended to be Hamilton police — it led to a fake story about cryptocurrency theft - CBC News
- Hamilton police probing spoofed email that led to false story on teenage crypto thieves - Hamilton Spectator
- Alberta Premier Smith says she feels 'vindicated' after CBC posts editor's note on Coutts stories - CBC News
- Inside the RCMP’s Investigation into a ‘Well-Known Canadian’ - The Tyee
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