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Despite concerns about a housing shortage, the Trudeau government is refusing to budge on its record high immigration targets.
Plus, the gaming industry is pushing back against lobbyists from Canada’s music industry who are urging the government to use C-11 to regulate video games.
And newly released CSIS documents reveal the extent of China’s control over the media in Canada.
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