it's all part of a wider ad campaign by the university of alberta called truth matters and wish they highlight research to quote encourage discussion in this instance they've drawn from a paper by one of their professors looking at the impact of climate change on all birds barley production but the person behind the billboards resigned after admitting she took the finding out of context. the research highlighted by the does not promote climate change as a benefit moore was demeaning intended by the ad however public response has made clear that the advertisements wording fails to communicate the meaning and complexity of the research allowing for easy misinterpretation barley is the 4th largest crop in canada and is able to withstand droughts of alberta accounting for half of the country's production critics of the university's billboard campaign says it oversimplifies and misrepresents scientific research and ends up looking like a promotion of global warming there you go now the question is has the damage been done how many britons are going to use be fitted barley is a just if occ

i continue to get out to alberta as much as i could.hewan over the past years to listen to engage to work and we are going to continue to make sure every part of this country sees its priorities reflected in what this government does, even if we don't have numbers of government elected in those regions. >>. [inaudible question] >> we are of course going to be continuing to work with friends and partners not just across the atlantic but around the world on big issues that matter to everyone, whether it be climate change or strengthening democracies or taking sure everyone has a real and fair chance to succeed around the world. these are things that we obviously have strong alignment with many european friends and partners. but we continue to engage around the world on these issues that do have an impact in the lives of canadians button all the features of our kids and grandkids.i'm going to continue to ensure that canada is engaging responsibly and appropriately in the world. why do you think your party got totally wiped up in alberta? >

easy misinterpretation bali is the 4th largest crop in canada days able to withstand drought with alberta accounting for half of the country's production critics of the university's billboard campaign fade over simplified and mis represent find to fix research and then that looking like a promotion of global warming. there you go now the question is has the damage been done how many britons are going to use beefier barley as a justification for poor conservation practices university of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beefier barley doing today. clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand to benefit from warming climate what is of course completely wrong is any idea that global warming all global heating as people are increasing and calling it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of means circulating on social media which are trying to do precisely that

are going to use beefier barley as a justification for poor conservation practices university of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots i beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstars the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beefier barley are doing today and clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand have been. womankind most what is of course completely wrong is any i do. global warming all global heating people increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of new circulating on solutions media which are trying to do precisely that to build useful. global warming. and that's why so many people who are supposed. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe time you certainly say they. completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do anything much about it joining us there on r.t. international we'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines with events. i'm gon

conditions for livestock farming but it's all part of a why the ad campaign by the university of alberta called truth mathis and which they highlight research to quote and courage discussion in this instance they've drawn from a paper by one of their professes looking at the impact of climate change on his body production but the person behind the billboards resigned after admitting she took the finding out of context. the research highlighted by the does not promote climate change as a benefit nur was demeaning intended by the ad however public response has made clear that the advertisements wording fails to communicate the meaning and complexity of the research allowing for easy misinterpretation bali is the 4th largest crop in canada and is able to withstand droughts with alberta accounting for half of the country's production critics of the university's billboard campaign say it oversimplifies and misrepresents the scientific research and they end up looking like a promotion of global warming there you go now the question is has the damage been done how many britons are going to use

sound of a teenager mocking what they fear she's really going under your skin isn't she coming up alberta university's vice president has resigned over a billboard with a message about climate change a story and more after this break. seems wrong why don't we just don't call. any. yet to shape out this day become educated and indeed from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what holds if you should. put themselves on the law. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to present. yourself wanted. to write. this is what. you think you. are still using. a canadian universities facing backlash over billboards seem to promote climate change as after research about crop farming was used out of context and now the person behind it has resigned. the research highlighted by the does not promote climate change as a benefit moore was demeaning intended by the ad however public response has made clear that the advertisements wording fails to communicate the meaning and complexity of the research allowing for easy misinterpretation the

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it's not ford nation for no reason. >> you bring in the premier alberta.to this in my head happening, and it made no sense. >> at the same time though also failing the selection is the fear campaign which is the traditional liberal playbook, be scared of the tory you have to vote liberal. they had more success in 2015 with a different strategy which is the very positive ambitious ideological platform nesting ground up the love vault was more successfully than they have this time. >> i would see though that's nine new democrats, it's not a total failure yet. >> liska mcauley. he covers queen park here in ontario. he covers the premier regularly. the consensus at the table seems to be that it was probably a mistake. do not let doug ford be doug ford if you will, and to try and tap into that support but obviously for him, that's how he became premier. any thoughts in that. >> the question is would have it actually made things a pit worse if premier doug ford, was out front and center reminding ontarians about the way he is running his government here. the lib

wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beef you barley are doing today. clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand. womankind most what is of course completely wrong is the new i do . global warming. people increasingly call it confers benefits as i hope there are lots of. circulate you on social media which are trying to do precisely that to. global warming. and that was. supposed. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe. you certainly say that. completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do much about it. police in india controlled kashmir have detained more than 140 children since the start of all guests that's according to a report requested by india's that supreme court i meet increasing concern about detention of kids kashmir as police chief says young people found to be breaking the law are strictly

the program and has a seeker arjen times have voted overwhelmingly for change and are looking to alberta too often and is to steer them out of a critical ing economic crisis the presidential election result there marks a shift back to left wing politics in south america following right wing victories in brazil colombia and shelley argent tines rejected the austerity measures of president. his conservative policies fail to stop the slide towards another massive bailout from the international monetary fund with former leader cristina fernandez de kirchner running alongside him as vice president the new leader also seems to offer arjun tines a return to the pasta we'll hear more about the challenges ahead but 1st said i sub 0 reports from when a sars. a party when a site is to celebrate the victory of over the for a man this and the defeat of precedent. only listened leonsis she's proud of the result. yes yes yes yes all my life i've been fighting for social justice in the past 4 years have been torture for me seeing how the economic situation deteriorated because of mccray now i can be pro

back for round two are tim robinson and tim alberta.ugene, thank you for writing about this topic. i've been thinking about this week. perfect phone call to me? it's arby's. we made too many roast beef sandwiches. get down here and help us. that's a perfect one. but no one describes phone calls as perfect. >> no. no one does. and thus it's memorable when somebody does, and when somebody does it -- >> he branded it. >> over and over again. he's branding it. this is something he's good at, right? look at all the buildings that other people built and owned around new york that he had his name on. he is good at branding. >> he owns joe biden's story in ukraine now. >> exactly, exactly. it's donald trump's one great talent. it's amazing that people don't recognize that and realize that if you want to get your message out, you have to get out there. you have to -- you have to play on that terrain, and you to define the playing field or he will. and he will define it to his advantage. >> hey, tim, you're well sourced within the pence team of v

we are concerned as greens that we work together and don't alienate alberta.r previous positions on oil are quite nice to alberta. >> they are not nice, they are shutting down the oilsands by 2030, they don't find it nice. agree with not others sometimes and it doesn't have to be forced to do what others say. >> we are facing a clement emergency and anyone who understands the science, and i hope you do -- >> it is a world issue, and on international affairs -- >> we have to pull our weight as provinces and nations and we do it together. moderator: we have to move along. we will end this segment with another open debate. mr. blanchette, you may open the debate with the topic of your choice. >> hmm. mr. scheer, you said a few months ago you were strongly against the idea of [indiscernible] in quebec. then you said in french in quebec you would do nothing against that law. someone close to use of the day before yesterday that you would protect bill 21, except in french. were the only one that would protect the bill. moderator: can you get to the question please?

province they're really a voice for the province also another thing that shocked eastern canada was alberta when you're looking at 33 out of 34 seats going to the conservatives right next door to scratch on all 'd 14 went to the conservatives there's a big blue bloc right in the middle of canada which is the conservative block and you know you're now starting to hear people talking about alberta separatism well you know let's toss that aside to let us come down to the fact that different parts of canada have different needs and whoever is running the government right now will have to address all those needs from coast to coast if they want to last because trudeau if he doesn't do a good job as it is there's a good chance that we might see an election popping up within the next 18 months to 2 year budget lot to chew on up there after those elections in canada not only all of which thank you so much for coming on and forming our audience today. thank you all right as we go to break rock watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our social media and be

they did incredibly well in alberta and ontario.uebecois vote overnight. tom: that's right where i wanted to go to go back to mr. trudeau senior and the tensions between english-speaking canada and the french of quebec as well. how did quebec and the entire emotion of quebecois fit into the forming of this minority system? >> i think right now in this country the reality is the canadian economy is still driven heavily by the energy sector which has had challenges. we are talking about on some levels of very healthy canadian economy. anyone who has been out to alberta over the last couple years knows it has been challenging to that sector. that's where you start to see the economic divide. within quebec specifically it's complicated. a company that was at the center of the firestorm surrounding justin trudeau is a quebec-based company. from the west that was viewed as favoritism towards quebec. thein quebec, it felt like star power we saw, all the selfies in the first year of the trudeau government had kind of washed away and then yo

president after riding a wave of popular support toward a comfortable win in the presidential elections alberta fernandez now has to get to work starting with what might be the most complicated task at hand restructuring the country's massive debt with the i.m.f. he has one person in particular to thank for his rise to power and that is controversial former president cristina fernandez de kitchener well now he has to step out of her shadow proving to citizens and investors alike that it won't be her pulling the strings and their government finally he will have to unite his own party around his more moderate approach to traditional parent ism the friend to todos is made up of dozens of splinter groups that all want to push through their own agenda and want to see their ideas reflected in the new government he will have to prove true leadership skills in order to avoid internal bickering that could destabilize his government. i was nickel for a lick in one i say aries while the democratic republic of congo is grappling with the world's 2nd largest boulder epidemic on record with more than 2000 li

alberta fanatics makes incumbents late emerge you're not free to begin transition talks and promises to take the country in a new direction but 1st in this poll the economy back from the brink of collapse also coming up. for prime minister barak johnson gets the breaks of the life he says he doesn't want parliament to force his attempt to hold the snap elections on the symmetry of. past wildfires ravaged northern california's wine country turning harms that famed want to raise into ash's. american held welcome to the program the left has returned to power in argentina on a promise to fix a broken economy but the victory could prove to be a poison chalice for president elect our better financial is he now faces the daunting task of dodging yet another damaging default. celebrations in the streets of plano sideways happiness and hope sweep over crowds supporting the victory in vision a political outsider alberto fernandez but that was sunday night post-election monday the country's central bank has been the brakes on optimism by limiting the amount of dollars arjan times can exchange.

day wasn't what was happening on the track, but the decision by the us anti— doping agency to ban albertang of the nikkei 0regon project, and there are two athletes from the group involved in the 800 metres final. donovan fraser, who won, was always in control. he accelerated for the last 50 metres to win his first global title. when i got with him trackside after the race he was getting to stress he never directly worked with salazar and wasn't trained by him. he did so with a limited interaction he had with a limited interaction he had with him and was a good guy and a good coach, and had sympathy for him. he also had to consider his future. to be honest, i don't know what is going to happen to the 0regon project. it might be disassembled, but i know nikkei knows about salazar, i'm just as curious as you are “— knows about salazar, i'm just as curious as you are —— nike nose. knows about salazar, i'm just as curious as you are -- nike nose. the next few months will be extremely important for him, he'll be hoping to at olympic glory, but you will have to consider him a strong favourite.

blanchet would be to put next to burden on those parts of canada like alberta that have the toughest. we are concerned that we work together and not alienate albertans. >> your previous propositions on oiled birds quite nice to them. >> they don't find it nice. >> sometimes one does not agree with another. >> we are facing a climate of urgency and anyone can look at the science. >> this is a world issue. >> we have to pull our weight. >> has provinces in nations where to do together. >> we have to move along. we'll end this segment with another open debate. mr. blanchet at your turn to ask any leader any subject on the topic of your choice. >> mr. scheer you said in english a few months ago that you were strongly against the idea of bill 21. then you said in french that you would do nothing against that law. your close the liberator said the day before yesterday that you would protect bill 21. he said that in french i must admitt. you are the only one that would protect the bill. >> and you get to the question please? >> please, how we do that? the answer to this question is very sim

the man projected to defeat him by a landslide is opposition candidate alberta fernandez he's benefited from the disappointment felt by many arjan tines over much chris unsuccessful handling of the economy mccree came to power in 2015 promising market reforms open door trade policies and strong investment but 4 years on the argentine economy is shrinking and annual inflation stands at more than 53 percent in a primary vote in august seen as a dress rehearsal for the election mockery suffered a shock a landslide defeat fernandez won by a massive 16 percent polls now predict that fernandez will win the presidency out right without the need for a 2nd round runoff a win for fernandez would also spell the return of argentina's controversial former president cristina kirchner who is running for vice president she's a polarizing figure a populist who retains a huge following and is viewed as a champion of the poor yet she also faces investigations into fraud and money laundering. economists are predicting that a win for fernandez could exacerbate economic volatility. after the primary vote fin

they had a month and a half to prepare for this result since the primaries already indicated that alberta fernandes would win these elections the fact that the peso didn't plummet this morning though has mostly to do with extreme currency controls that were imposed by the central bank last night argentineans will now only be able to withdraw $200.00 u.s. dollars per month until the end of the year that limit until last friday was at $10000.00 so while these measures may be able to keep markets at bay it has caused uncertainty here among argentinians the black market value of the dollar has skyrocketed and many people don't know what these measures will do to their savings abroad and to their ability to travel and i've talked to some people here and they've told me that this is exactly the kind of measures that they're criticizing that they're wary off the fact that that the country is only taking measures to calm down market or support not to calm down people here on the street now we heard in the report very conciliatory noises from both sides how much cooperation could find on this real

to believe news live from perlin argentinians president elect valves to turn the page on austerity alberta fernandez makes incumbent playdom virtue of nothing to begin transition talks and promises to take the country in a new direction 1st he must pull the economy back from the brink of collapse also coming up. the wildfire ravaging gold in california's wine country doubles in size turning homes and fine wineries into ashes meanwhile a separate fight in los angeles area forces mass evacuations. american held welcome to the program the left has returned to power in argentina on a promise to fix a broken economy but the victory could prove to be a poison chalice for president elect alberto fanatics in our faces the daunting task of dodging yet another damaging day faults. celebrations in the streets of plano sideways happiness and hope sweep over crowds supporting the victory envision a political outsider to fernandez but that was sunday night post-election monday the country's central bank has been the brakes on optimism by limiting the amount of dollars arjan times can. ainge. effective t

the wolves can't be favorites in their match posted relegation threatened alberta side this conceded over 20 goals and how good is a club of frankfurt visit in the polls to find out also coming up in the show dortmund just got their 4th draw in their last 5 league matches they look lackluster in all competitions right now should we put the blame on head coach lucian popping. up on press harrington joining me for sunday's shindig the man who just sent the w.'s half marathon record yannick spake. broken to 2 press i think it was pretty pretty proud of the right must be the die it was no doubt that we have a man who has a nose to pick the best colognes on the market mr bray jonathan crane i would like to smell sublime for this aircraft glad to hear it before he gets you to let's head to today's action at blockbuster where the falls can smell the roses under new coach marco rosa glad this season's table leaders for the last 2 match days could return to the top if they manage to clip the wings of the frankfurt eagles not an easy task at all frankfurt scored in every league match this seas

change looking for a way out of the crippling economic crisis the country turned back to populism alberta fernandez and his running mate x. president cristina fernandez that could go one by a narrow margin than expected but still managed to avoid a runoff election and is very passionate 1st speech as president elect ferdinand has called for unity and admitted that economic recovery would be an uphill battle he asked for all argentineans to stand together and build a future based on equality and solidarity tomorrow morning he will meet up with the incumbent with mari seal mockery and set up a plan for a smooth and calm transition while everybody in the world is wondering what this will mean for the country's economy how markets really respond to this result the people around me here they couldn't care less for them today marks the day they took back power and they took their destiny into their own hands. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world tain is the uruguay has also been going to the polls and the results suggest the left is ruling coalitions p

the program and has a secret arjan tines have voted overwhelmingly for change and are looking to alberta often and is to steer them out of a critical ng economic crisis the presidential election result their marks a shift back to left wing politics in south america following right wing victories in brazil colombia and shelley argent tines rejected the austerity measures of president. his conservative policies fail to stop the slide towards another massive bailout from the international monetary fund with former leader cristina fernandez de kirchner running alongside him as vice president the new leader also seems to offer a return to the pos we'll hear more about the challenges ahead but 1st said i sub 0 reports from when a sars. a party went to celebrate the victory of 5 at the bottom and this and the defeat of precedent. on the simply on says she's proud of the results. of the c.s.s. yes all. my life i've been fighting for social justice and the past 4 years have been torture for me seeing how the economic situation deteriorated because of mccrery now i can be proud of being argentinia

president elect valves to turn the page on austerity alberta finance makes income but played a plea to begin transition talks and promises to take the country in a new direction 1st he must pull the economy back from the brink of collapse also coming up. the wildfire ravaging gold in california's wine country doubles in size turning homes and famed wineries into ashes meanwhile a separate fight in los angeles area forces.

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the country and in fact the liberals didn't even manage to gain one seat in cisco actually and in alberta that's in the prairie land of canada so that's where a lot of focus is now on what went wrong for at justin trudeau and how he's going to manage to garner support from some of those smaller parties want to ask you about trudeau and the us president last week barack obama in an uncharacteristic move endorsed justin trudeau he tweeted the world needs his progressive leadership now it's interesting to note that president donald trump he offered no comment before the election but today's trump sent his congratulations to true to the twitter truong tweeted canada is well served by i look forward to working with you towards the betterment of both countries so probably did the endorsement from obama did it matter in this election results i mean silence before the election was that a positive for trudeau i mean what's being said. well of course you know the politics of we'll say the conservatives of andrew scheer in many ways you know similarities to what we see in canada so their neighbor in

now we begin with a new leader in argentina president has conceded defeat to alberta to. his deputy is former president cristina coach who's facing a corruption trial both now face the challenge of solving argentina's laces financial crisis and potential bankruptcy there is a bow reports from one of. the transition has already began here in argentina even though the handover ceremony is over one month away there was a very important meeting at the presidential palace between a radical feminist and now we saw michael it's not clear yet what was spoken in that meeting but that meeting lasted for about one hour and there was a picture that came out of them shaking hands that's a very important. picture because it has a very strong institutional meaning in the past elections back in 2015 when we saw michael he was elected cristina fernandez de kirchner did not attend the handover ceremony well that's why this picture is important if it's meant to bring some tranquility to the markets what's been happening in argentina with people lining up to buy u.s. dollar them not trusting

today," tim alberta with" "politicd peter baker withd the and peork times." peter, take us under the hood ot what thet messages reveal about president trump and how he's using his power onkraine? peter: a couple of things. one, you get a picture of how much he had o.s.u. -- outsourced foreign policy in this area to rudy giuliani. the people charg wit leading foreign policy in thi t area, stateepartmentep diplomats were deferring, ino effect, this non-official, the lawyer for the president, in their dealings with ukraine as he w trying to pressure them into these instigationsst the other thing you learn isth while i think the president has said repeatedly, including today, there was no quid quo, there really was at least in termsave meeting at -- termsf a meeting a the white house which the ukraine pre pdent really wand. they made it clearhat that meetg would not happen without a commitment to fight corruptions, meaning democratic one of the diplomats, bl taylor, based in ukraine for the united stateste government, repeated as karoun reported, his suspicion th

some to left candidate alberta founder's has won outright victory in argentina's presidential election he secured nearly half the votes putting him well ahead of the incumbent and reseal machree. and almost 200000 people have been ordered to leave their homes as wildfires spread through northern california's wine country through western boss angeles strong winds are fanning the flames and a statewide emergency is in effect. this is state of the news from the phone bowl you can follow us on twitter at the w. news or visit the website that's t w dot com. coming up next tomorrow today a science magazine with a look at why the planets and be considered intelligent life forms don't forget you can also get the latest news information around the clock on the website. i'm good . at the. components faint. hour they're dancing to the climate crisis. scientists are looking into the intelligence of plants to see what they can learn. and that amazing ability. to borrow today. on d w. w.'s talk show. strong. clear positions from international perspectives. every week we get to the point on our curre

alberta fanatics makes incumbents late emerge to begin transition talks and promises to take the country in a new direction but 1st you must pull the economy back from the brink of collapse also coming up. for prime minister barak johnson gets the breaks of the life he says he doesn't want palmach to force his attempt to hold the snap elections on the symmetry of. plus wildfires ravaged.

the government is more concerned with supporting people like alberta but let's be he lives in eastern poland where birth rates are higher and church pews are phoner. his home village has just over 2000 residents virtually all of whom voted for the national conservative law and justice or peace party the farmer says peace keeps its promises. love a good olive bend there was trouble i voted for the peace party in 2015. keep voting for them because i believe they'll do everything to keep the villages in poland strong dollar you will from our $7000.00 for the party came to power in 2015 thanks largely to the 500 plus program on the which families receive $500.00 slots per month along with free school books earned money for school starters it's said to help people get up from their knees as they say in poland. let's not. forget that would that be housekeepers as we can tell by our wallets. the money is benefiting our children it's for additional tutoring and classes and for vacations yeah. the money from the state which receives generous subsidies from the european union makes life more co

so the color mentioned alberta. any region where you had intensive fossil fuel extracti extraction, you've got a lot of the abandoned wells and a lot of land rehabilitation to do there are tens of thousands of wellheads in alberta as you mentioned. so there actually hundreds of thousands of jobs that can be created just by getting the polluters to pay for the mess they created. that doesn't rate choir a lot of retraining because these are workers that would be on job sites where they put in the wells and they know how to l-uppercase-letter to clean them up. the problems we are getting fossil fuel companies to finance a cleanup. there's plenty of hard to be done. if we have that the front lined communities but as i mentioned earlier, it's really important that indigenous knowledge and land rights be respecteden as pt of our response to the climate crisis and we know we need huge reforestation and land, this shouldn't be done on the same oumodel that this possess people of the land where you create national parks and

alberta chow. hardware upon taraval, and rabbi frydman who is with the congo nation -- congregation right across the street. thank you for coming out here. i know mr. and mrs. lee have kindly agreed to allow reporters or press that might want to view their unit, unit number five right here. and then we are also available for any further interviews or questions you might have. thanks again for being out here, everyone. [applause]streets. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i wanted to wish you a best wishes and congratulations the community has shifted a lot of when i was growing up in the 60s and 50's a good portion of chicano-american chinese-american lived in north beach a nob hill community. >> as part the immigrant family is some of the recreation centers are making people have the ability to get together and meet 0 other people if communities in the 60s a 70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the

voters in argentina have elected a new leader president but it's your mccree has conceded defeat to alberta fernandez his deputy is the former president cristina kirchner who is facing a corruption trial both now face the challenge of solving argentina's latest financial crisis and potential bankruptcy to resemble reports now from when his ira's. party went to sightings to celebrate the victory of 5 at the foot of man base and the defeat of precedent. for us simply on says she's proud of the results. here but after this yes yes yes oh yes all my life i've been fighting for social justice in the past 4 years have been torture for me seeing how the economic situation deteriorated because of mccray now i can be proud of being argentinian again. people here are celebrating that canada. that there are new study today said that he was fighting who they hope will help argentina with what coming next to that difficult economic situation with a 55 percent inflation rate and the possibility of a default in the 4 and that a lot of the fundamentalists was chief of staff to former president. his running

hopes to find relief after this weekend's election pinning all his hopes on opposition candidate alberta fernandez. so i hope pray and wish that this government doesn't stay on let someone else come in or someone to ease our pain to bring back faith and trust someone to unite us who listen to us to all of us. his wish may well come true but argentina's crisis certainly won't end on election day. it's to pakistan now where there are reports the country plans on controlling and restricting internet activities through a nation wide web surveillance system that is platform code of stories as it has gained exclusive access to documents that show pakistan has contracted the canadian company to help build the system these rails infrastructure would allow monitoring of all of the country's incoming and outgoing internet traffic the project is worth an estimated $800000000.00. or although he was one of the reporters who carried out that investigation for cota story joins us now good morning welcome to the show owner it looks like pakistan is taking the online surveillance of its citizens to an en