Cherise Seucharan

Cherise Seucharan, a Canada Land reporter, dives deep into the media narrative surrounding the Canada Post strike. She critiques how coverage focuses on whimsical letters to Santa instead of serious labor issues impacting vulnerable communities. Cherise discusses the complexities of union solidarity amid the strike, the controversy of a proposed two-tier workforce, and the media's one-sided portrayal of labor disputes. The conversation highlights the urgent need for a more nuanced understanding of labor rights and the real-world implications for workers.

Cherise Seucharan, a dedicated reporter for Canadaland, sheds light on the Montreal protests that erupted while Prime Minister Trudeau attended a Taylor Swift concert. She and host Noor Azrieh discuss the stark contrast between Trudeau's actions and national unrest. They delve into the complexities of media narratives, addressing misconceptions and their impact on public sentiment. The conversation highlights the government's role during protests, the controversy surrounding fluoride policies, and emerging societal tensions in Canada.

Cherise Seucharan, a diligent reporter, uncovers the troubling reality of how Canadian airlines managed refunds during the pandemic. She reveals shocking communications showcasing collaboration between airline executives and regulators to favor the airlines. Gabor Lukács, a passionate air passenger rights advocate, highlights the significant financial impact on consumers, as billions remained unreturned. Both guests stress the need for transparency in airline regulations, contrasting Canada's lax policies with stronger protections elsewhere.