World Report March 28: Friday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Mar 28, 2025 Mark Carney gears up for a chat with Trump over auto tariffs while Pierre Poilievre shifts campaign tactics. Loblaws takes a bold step with body cameras to curb theft, raising privacy concerns. Meanwhile, a principal sparks a local boycott of U.S. goods, reflecting political discontent. The podcast also tackles South Sudan's unstable politics amid peace talks and highlights cultural strides at the Juno Awards, introducing a category for South Asian artists. Intriguing stories from around the globe!
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Dual Audience Focus in Canadian Election
- Canadian federal election candidates are focusing on two main audiences: Canadian voters and U.S. President Donald Trump.
- This dual focus highlights the importance of the Canada-US relationship in the election.
Poilievre's Campaign Style Criticized
- Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is facing criticism for his campaign style.
- Doug Ford's campaign manager, Corey Tologanak, suggests Poilievre's approach resembles Donald Trump's, potentially alienating voters.
Loblaws Expands Body Camera Use
- Loblaws is expanding its use of body cameras on employees to deter theft in stores across Canada.
- This raises privacy concerns among some shoppers and experts.