#248 Return Of The Conservative Rapper

February 5, 2020

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The Heritage Minister doesn't seem to understand his own plan for regulating the internet (or not), so we break it down for you. And a group that doesn't exist just ran a major political ad campaign in the country's top newspapers. The National Post's Chris Selley co-hosts.

Jesse Brown

Host & Publisher

Tiffany Lam

Producer

Kevin Sexton

Producer

This episode is sponsored by OpenCare, SquareSpace and Article.

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