City Space: Should all Canadian cities be 15-minute cities?

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Pierre Poilievre: An interview, in full

Following The Decibel’s analysis of a one-on-one interview with Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, listeners wrote in and asked for an uncut interview to hear the opposition leader in his own words. This is the one-hour, full-length conversation with Poilievre, recorded on May ...  Show more

Canada’s first steps towards a social media ban

The government’s new Safe Social Media Act, introduced on Wednesday, will require social media companies to block users below the age of 16 from having accounts on their platforms in a move to address online safety. The ban itself is not imminent – the bill has to pass first – bu ...  Show more

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