April 20, 2016
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#67 Quantum Leap Manifesto
Ex-Chronicle Herald columnist Lezlie Lowe talks about quitting the paper over its refugee schoolyard story, Trudeau's quantum computing spiel and how pundits have handled the Leap Manifesto.

Co-host Lezlie Lowe quit her columnist job at the Chronicle Herald because of the paper’s shoddy reporting alleging refugee violence in a schoolyard.

Trudeau goes viral with his quantum computing explanation.

With the Leap Manifesto, Canada’s pundits have taken a sudden interest in giving advice to the NDP.

Lezlie’s Twitter: @lezlielowe

Sponsors: TunnelBear // Squarespace

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