June 19, 2019
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#218 Whose Pipeline Is It Anyway?
What better way to recognize a climate emergency than by approving the Trans Mountain Pipeline? Why did the Raptors’ president get carded after his team won? And what's with U.S. media suddenly paying attention to Indigenous people in Canada?
David Crosbie
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Ryan McMahon guest hosts, and Andray Domise co-hosts.

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