Gritty result for Canadian cultural sovereignty in USMCA trade agreement

Daniel Joseph joins the gang to talk about the new NAFTA, cultural exemptions and video games

October 9 2018

Press of Atlantic City

Set the table for a nourishing Thanksgiving episode of News You Can Use discusses new Philadelphia Flyers mascot (and ANTIFA ally) Gritty, the Oscar bait of Tom Hardy's terrible new superhero movie "Venom" and why Pter Ngard having his mansion expropriated by the Supreme Court of the Bahamas is a Very Good Thing.

Plus: the Fight for $15 successes in Alberta and the U.S., why exporting natural gas is bad, Paula Simons’ Senate appointment and a longform interview writer and academic Daniel Joseph about the new NAFTA (USMCA), cultural exemptions, video games, Canadian sovereignty and more.

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