April 8, 2020
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#257 Speaking Moistly
For weeks, we’ve all been trying to flatten the curve. But how do we measure our success if the numbers informing that curve aren’t reliable? And how do the big newspaper chains justify taking government wage subsidies at the same time as laying off staff?
Jesse Brown
Host & Publisher
David Crosbie
Senior Producer

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Chris Selley co-hosts.

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