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Meta and YouTube have been found liable for negligence over a landmark U.S. trial where a woman claims their social media websites should have warnings for younger users of potential addiction to the apps.

It is a debate over the rights of a province vs the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.  Cynthia Mulligan dives into Bill 21, which is being challenged before the Supreme Court in this week’s CityTalks. 

The CEO of Air Canada Michael Rousseau is being summoned to testify at the House of Commons official languages committee over his English-only condolence message addressing the fatal Air Canada jet crash in New York.

Months before the fatal Air Canada jet crash at New York’s LaGuardia airport, government records indicated pilots had raised safety concerns for miscommunication and increasing pressure on air traffic controllers.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for the resignation of Liberal cabinet ministers following the auditor general’s report on the international student program, and other political news with Steve Paikin and Caryn Ceolin.

A new report out of the University of Calgary’s school of public policy finds more seniors are struggling to keep up with housing costs, even those who own their own homes.

Alberta is looking to crack down on deepfakes. Elliott Knopp discusses the province eyeing new protective guardrails for artificial intelligence as the technology gets more real.

Farmers, landowners, First Nations and environmentalists in eastern Alberta have banded together to fight a carbon capture pipeline. But as Sean Amato reports, politicians say it’s a crucial part of the MOU for a bitumen pipeline out west.