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let's go now to toronto.y apologies, davenport where they are standing by at the office. >> we are in the davenport writing, just west of the downtown core in toronto where the m.v.p. are hoping that they might be able to take the seat from the liberals. we are at the campaign office for alejandra bravo who is hoping to unseat the liberal incumbent. this is a place that has been liberal for most of the time, with the exception of 2015, when the m.v.p. took the most seats in the history and they were able to win this seat and hold onto it, not for very long, went back to the liberals in 2019. what the polls closing, we will watch and wait to see if it will be able to take that from the liberals. >> thanks so much. i know that is certainly one that the liberals were a little bit worried about, if there were any to be worried about inside, that was one that was certainly on their radar. but the liberals leave atlantic canada in decent shape. they are still not probably in a place where they are worrying too much

toronto was packed with good films.essed lives, but because of being hampered by covid—19, it was not an award season where toronto could capture the limelight. that distinction belongs to venice and telluride. that brings the special awards season look ahead edition of talking movies to a close. you can reach us online. and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team here in toronto, it is goodbye as we leave you with a clip from becoming led zeppelin documentary portrait, which was shown at the venice film festival. # i tried to do all those things the best i can # no matter how i try # ifind my way...# hello there. many of you will of had a dry start to the weekend, there's some sunshine around. the best of it arguably across eastern areas of the country. and a lovely end of the day captured by a weather watcher sue in west yorkshire. where we see those outbreaks of rain start to form, heavy showers crossing the midlands, some of those downpours b

toronto was packed with good films.er in relationships and repressed lives, but because of being hampered by covid—19, it was not an award season where toronto could capture the limelight. that distinction belongs to venice and telluride. that brings the special awards season look ahead edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you enjoyed the programme. you can reach us online. and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team here in toronto, it is goodbye as we leave you with a clip from becoming led zeppelin a documentary portrait of the band that was shown at the venice film festival. # in the days of my youth i was told what it means to be a man # now i've reached that age i tried to do all those # things the best i can # no matter how i try # ifind my way to the same old jam # stories to the end of the day but a different story in east anglia and lincolnshire, some hefty downpours and flashes of lightning. it lincolnshire, some hefty downpou

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we will have the latest from toronto.ra: a court hearing is underway in austria over the government alleged mishandling of the coronavirus outbreak at a ski resort. some arelaming the incident for spreading the virus across the rest of europe. bethany bell is following the case in vienna and has the latest for us now. bethany: this case involves the widow and the son of a 72-year-old journalist who died of coronavirus shortly after a skiing holiday in the ski resort. they say the austrian government mishandled the outbreak at that time, that they did not act quickly enough, and the reason people are looking at this case so carefully, it has been brought in by a consumer protection group and it says it knows of many other people who could potentially also file lawsuits against the austrian government. so they are very much looking to see how this one will play out. laura: on monday, canadians will go to the polls and prime minister justin trudeau hopes the vote will get his liberal parta majority in the house of commons. i

in toronto, we are up 45 point.e have been setting record closes for the past couple of days, so as long as there is a green arrow by the tsx at the close it will be another record high. let's get back to that disappointment on the u.s. jobs front. hiring downshifting pretty abruptly for the month of august, the smallest jobs gain in about seven months. >> this was a materially lower number. >> this has some delta variant on it. >> this is the long game coming out of a worldwide pandemic. >> one huge red flag for me. >> hospitality and leisure. >> zero jobs were created in leisure and hospitality. >> the market is looking through this and seeing this is temporary. >> the fed is going to taper. >> the market is pushing back any sort of fed taper announcement to maybe november, december. >> the most important thing not to lose sight here is the emphasis that tapering is not tightening. greg: joining us for more insight is afl-cio chief economist william spriggs. i want to start with your take on the labor market. is t

the couldn't do that from toronto. the nhl season, similarly, we saw a north division for the first time, keeping the canadian teams together because they were unable to go back and forth for games. all of this is part of the disruption which, as many americans know which was supposed to be two weeks to stem the spread, but quickly became 18 months, and i think we are well on our way to 24 months now. host: we are talking about the canadian elections. canadians will start voting today. christer sands -- christopher sands, our guest today. c-span plans to air the results right here c-span.org on c-span, on c-span.org -- right here on c-span, on c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. when will we have the results? guest: polls are open for 12 hours in every jurisdiction, but over the years, because of the internet and whatnot, the concern has been they need to close the polls earlier on the west coast so that people don't give up, i guess, if their favorite party isn't doing well as it comes to the east coast. 85%

jays be the new york yankees 65 m, the yankee 7 game winning street. toronto is marcus the m simeon for major lea record for a 2nd baseman. when he hit his 44th home run of the season, the yankees still leave the wildcard race ahead of boston. but toronto are now just one game behind the red sox, heavyweight boxing champion tyson fury says he felt wounded after anthony joshua's defeat to alexander was last saturday. joshua losses 3 title belts to the ukrainian on points decision. the rail plans for reunification fight with w. b, c, champion fury, clarity will defend his title against dante. while there on october, the 9th. but mayor had met twice before the 1st contest ended in a draw while fury won the rematch. i was hoping joshua could win the fight, but he couldn't. i'm not, not alive, christmas. and one thing that i've learned in my life, i'm not, i've ever been involved in people's businesses, but i always keep this nose. oh, her body else is business. because it's not a my concern. anything above it about his bacon dante wilder, and that's the most dangerous way out there. oka

blue jays beat the new york yankees, 65 and the yank 7 game winning streak. toronto's mark is simeon sort of majorly record for a 2nd baseman. when he hit his 44th home run of the season. the yankees still lead the wild card race ahead of boston, but toronto are now just one game behind the jacket. ok, matt, it's all your support for now back to you. how thank you very much indeed far. what about sprint for this news are to keep it here on al jazeera though molina sorry will be with you after the break. she will have more on that breaking news out of france, a vote for the rest of these worldviews favorite us about the news. news, news, news. news, l just the world reveals dramatic pictures from girls in may 2021. i've lived there for a number of years and if there is nowhere safe, and god account done to his really missile attacks. and for time why we're tired. businesses and media organizations simply blown up. girls, a 60 minute warning on jesse around the city of couple has experience so much evil for decades and they says another change to get used to. and one that's far from ea

the sense was that the liberals were very comp doing very comfortably in the greater toronto area. and that's probably going to help some of the wild card. so are this fringe right when party call the people's party canada, which is eating into the conservative vote on the, on the right. and of course, the performance of the sovereign says, block party and come back, how many seats are they going to take the liberals? how many seats they can take us to conservatives. and finally, of course, the socialist new democratic party, which has popular leader. but, you know, normally doesn't get more than 40 seats. we're still up in the air. we have a coven style election today, with lineups at some pulling stations. will people will this to dampen the vote with the staff and the vote, particular voting group. perhaps older people vote for conservatives. it's to thing to tell. okay, the chase a great a talk to good. get your perspective. we'll find out what happens in the coming hours that stephen chase with the canadian newspaper, the clay mail. thanks. now hunters migrants from haiti who

it's good to arthur in toronto, you know, over the years. and one of the great things about being a talk show host of a program like this is that i get to talk to a wide variety of people. very interesting people. i was on the jimmy jor adore show a few years ago and jimmy door, which is a real hero of mine. i got because i think he really actually cares about people, some of his policy prescriptions. i would disagree with as a good faith actor because i believe he's a good faith actor. but you know, the longer we talk, we realize that it, and i want to go back to this cultural issue, is that with cry? that's, that's with short circuits. so many important conversations, and i think the liberals of the liberal project, that's where they're safe. that's the safe place. they know that if they can keep the disagreements of dr. seuss or something like that, you know, people are not going to talk about homelessness. the lack of infrastructure, the inequality of, of wealth, that is just outrageous right now. and for them it, that's the perfect worl

and in toronto, we crossed arthur clear all he is at liberty advocate and freelance editor or gentleman cross talk rules and effects. that means he can jump in anytime you want . and i always appreciate it. i john, when i was reading my introduction, when i said in my introduction, are liter apprise ideology over competence and virtue over reason and you started nodding your head in the program hadn't even started. so why did you nod your head? go ahead. well, i think you've chosen a very good subject because what i think is that the western world, unlike eastern europe, particularly russia, is in the grid. all left is by left ism, i mean, not necessarily socialists. so people who want social justice, but instead progresses people who want to the who believe in progress, he people who believe that the world is in a bad the world that we've inherited does not wrong with it. and that it needs to be changed by the force of the human mind. and because that left is progressive is, was not discredited in the west as it was in the east. that means that our elites, who are largely progressives,

that area which has a majoris huge number of seats in the toronto area. you could see a bunch of conservatives get in there a couple of seats in my province here, bruce colombia, and quebec at the provinces. the ontario, quebec, to major provinces control the agenda where they go with what forms the government and if anybody is feeling like they don't want of a liberal and they're going to vote in the p. conservatives are going yahoo, thank you very much. so what do you wonder, what, what a conservative mean for the rest of the world, canada interact differently with a, with a, remain in the paris accord? how would, how would it change things for the rest of the world? i think it would change things significantly. aaron, a tool has committed to the parish agreement, which we now know is outdated. based on the last, i pcc report which suggested targets should be much higher and no tool has paid a lot of his foreign policy plans. and also general climate plans to that of partners. you know, they say that they own only increased their carbon price. if the un

the a's in toronto had a scary moment.he game but the team does not believe that he suffered a concussion. oakland leads, 8-2 in the bottom of the eighth. they tied the game with the grand slam but the a's respond in the ninth. a two out to run home run off the foul pole and the second straight game he has homered and oakland retakes the game. a former oakland a up with two on. he delivers. a three run walk off of home run off sergio romo. toronto scores nine runs in the last two innings of the game to win 11-10. a frustrating night in tennis at the u.s. open for the defending championship. she was upset by an 18-year-old canadian and three sets in their third round match in new york. afterwards, she says that she is thinking of taking a break from tennis. if last games wasn't enough, they go back at it tonight at 6:05. >>> cal football is back. the bears will face off against the nevada wolfpack. they will be returning to memorial stadium. the team post a video of its players practicing. kickoff is set for 7:30 tonight. y

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in toronto, we had a nice triple digit gain building on yesterday's record close.toward tory on the -- territory on s&p 500 as well. cyclicals are in favor today, which is not bad if you are looking at the long-term prospects of the recovery. it feels pretty good. we have a big day ahead of us, u.s. jobs. we will be talking about that in a little bit. for what it is worth, we have two gold and shiny towers being put up for sale in toronto. the headquarters for royal bank of canada are being up for sale. it could be worth more than $1 billion. it is interesting, they are looking to use the proceeds to increase their exposure in life sciences and logistics. you have high office vacancy rates. rbc has 40% of the building least, and they plan on staying, but this will be an interesting reaction. matt: we are starting to see more stories about commercial towers or classes up for sale. the builder of hudson comments in manhattan is also planning to sell newly redeveloped properties for more than a billion dollars east of hudson yards. the idea that commercial real estate

you just one of the, but where we can go the rent situation all over toronto the same way. it's a victim by another name. and have you had any response from that cap yet? i guess it's wrapped up to the bar headed side on her side, on the balcony about the red stripe and they threatened to victor. i'm giving you this notice because i want to end your tendency. i want you to move out of your rental unit by such and such date reason. i believe that you or someone living with you have committed an illegal act and fix a series of ality on my for legal action, drug. my name africa with arden arden categories. eric yeah. so this was based on the banner you know, we're not that melting room or anything just that may 1st rent strike. they own $900.00 buildings in the area and that's their plan for all the buildings. is to give people like our neighborhoods getting gentrified, familiar with liberty village is moving, come right up to king endeavor and this is only one direction into our neighbor. and we are in the way ah, [000:00:00;00] ah ah, i only know said or go. so that church d

thank you for joining us from toronto.ilal, formerly -- bilal, formerly our correspondent in kabul. we have more reaction to come. next, a renewed legal case overprotection payments in syria, allegedly financing terrorism. french courts ruled there are still questions to be answered. with 13 million euros played to the islamic state to ensure the safety of workers at the cement factory, it is argued to finance terrism. th was discovered by journalists in 2016. here is friends 24's group -- here is france 24's reporter. >> is most serious charge to be brought to the company over its dealings, complicity and crimes against amenity. courts of appeal in late 19 but now in light of the ruling by france's highest court on tuesday, it will be referred back to registering magistrates. it is suspected of funneling at least 13 million euros to groups including the islamic state group to keep its operations in northern syria up and running during the country's civil war. >> it has been decided actually in the course of international

jessica murphy, bbc news, toronto.in her report. since she burst onto our screens at wimbledon last summer, life has been a whirlwind for emma raducanu. but as she arrived home in bromley yesterday, there were no parties. instead, she did the one thing she hadn't yet managed to do since her astonishing us open win. last night i actuallyjust re—watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. it is sinking in a little bit more. it is something that is very difficult to fully comprehend. for the rest of us watching, it was nail—biting stuff, but not for a teenager with nerves of steel. personally, i didn't feel any stress. i was just having a lot of fun out there and i think that's what helped. i wasn't thinking at all about anything that was out of my control. after the final, it was a really nice moment after winning and leaving the club. there was sort of a party bus going on in a sprinter van with a lot of music. good tunes and we were alljust singing along. since then, she's no

the a's in toronto eye and needs drops. a two run homer as the a's build an eight-to cushion. that is when things went terribly wrong. toronto with a six spot in the eighth. a grand slam that tied it. top of the ninth homer. this is my house. 10-8 athletics. bottom of the ninth, marcus semien, a three run bomb after sergio romo. drive home safely, maybe the worst loss of the year for the athletics, 11-10 days. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great day, everybody. amanda: still to come, traveling can be risky during this pandemic. who is most at risk and what one ucf doctor has said about how you can travel safely this holiday weekend. and get vaccinated at the oakland zoo here the incentive zoo is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. another day, another chance. make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast busines

. >>> take a look at the a's now, they are in toronto. a scary moment. hit in the head by a pitch. later he left the game. the team does not believe he has a concussion, oakland leads 8-2 into the bottom of the 8th. the bluejays, now, he ties the game with a grand slam. but the a's respond in the 9th. a 2-out, 2-run home run, 2nd straight game he has homered and they retake the lead. bottom of the 9th. up with 2 on and he delivers, a gut punch to his old team with a 3-run walk off home run off of toronto. scoring 9 runs in the last 2 innings, the a's fall 3 games behind boston for the final spot in the al wild card race. in tennis, a frustrating night at the u.s. open for defending champ osaka. she was upset by 18-year-old canadian fernandez in 3 sets in their third round match in new york. afterwards osaka, who dealt with mental health issues this summer is thinking of taking a break from tennis. it was quite the game. giants winning 3-2 and they are first in the nl west, liz? >> thanks. >>> tonight, a bizarre looking obstacle course to see boost and cricket charge you more for un

i'm like, from a suburb in toronto? so rare to find something that is completely this full of [bleep]. usually there is a grain of some nicer truth. can't find it here. congrats on that at least. >> greg: i'm also just getting tired of the idea that you have to tax the rich more than you already tax the rich. it's a complete -- who do you think is paying all the taxes? the rich. we are doing already. and i say we because let's face it, i am filthy rich now. don't applaud. i am joking. i am not filthy rich. i am not filthy rich. >> but you had to put something on your close. has to be -- unless you are kim kardashian and you can put a brand-new tax plan on the. but you have to keep it to t like that. it's like the npr version of a mag i. that's basically what she was wearing. >> greg: what do you, tyrus? >> so you're rich, ha? >> greg: i am joking. i am not rich. he said and then he realized -- >> >> greg: i am rich with friends and love. >> i guess -- can you let me finish, rich guy? can the broke brother on medium stre

we first encountered each other because i was born in toronto and she was canadian, so we kind of made back then, but yeah, then i played her atjunior wimbledon, but obviously since then we have both come very far in our games and as people, so... yeah, i am sure it is going to be extremely different to when we last encountered each other, but we are both playing good tennis so it will be a good match. honestly, i think i played some of my best tennis today, especially here in new york. yeah, i knew that i was going to have to be super aggressive and i managed execute, so... yeah, iamjust really happy with today's performance. honestly ijust can't believe it. crazy, all of the above, but yeah, it means a lot to be here in the situation and i wanted obviously to be playing grand slams, but i didn't know how soon that would be and to be in a grand slam final at this stage in my career, i... yeah, i have no words. we are auoin to i... yeah, i have no words. we are going to hear _ i... yeah, i have no words. we are going to hear more _ i... yeah, i have no words. we are going to hear more

he is the director of the citizen lab and at the university of toronto. author of the recent book "reset: reclaiming the internet for civil society." thank you so much for joining us at this early hour as you speak to us from vancouver. can you talk about the significance of this flaw, how it was discovered, and what it is doing to so many billions -- to 1.6 billion apple products? >> thank you for having me. we examine t phones of a saudi activist who is part of the research study that we are running in march 2021 and determined there iphone had been hacked with nso groups pegasus spyware. nso group is a mercenary surveillance company based in israel that has been the subject of numerous prior citizen lab reports. we have shown their technology, which is marketed to governments to assist in law enforcement and national security investigations is in fact widelabused. it is used to target broad sections of civil society, including journalists, human rights defenders, lawyers, and others. this was yet another case of an abuse of this type of spyware. this p

i called my father in toronto and turn on the tv. something happened next door. when i finished that conversation with them, i put the phone down, went out of my office and was talking with a co worker who had come up the stairs because an announcement was made in our building. the building to is secure. you may return to your offices, there is no need to evacuate. and while he was telling me that, boom boom, the double explosion playing, hitting or building an explosion inside. now i didn't know what had happened at that instant, but i knew in a split 2nd that it was terrorism. our floor just fell apart. i led a groups into the stairway and we started now we only went down 3 floors when i heard a noise inside the 1st floor and a debate began on on our landing. should we go higher? should we go lower? a woman had come up from below, telling us you cannot go down, there's flames and smoke. but as my co workers started up the stairs, i went in on the 1st floor and found a stranger, a complete strangers, are buried in the rebel. i dug him out, we came back to the st

bob melvin, feeling pretty good as the a's build up a huge lead 8 to 2 to toronto, a six run eight. the bullpen gives it up the #### merrill petite touch for a grand slam off the bed of lord is gourriel that made it 88 melvin can't believe it. we go to the top of the night like they pull it out. mark can it just breaks one over the wall and let with a man on the a's again take a lead 10 8 going to the bottom of the ninth inning, but the bullpen folds again this time sergio romo gives it up for that man, the oakland native st mary's high school in berkeley leaves the yard, three run, walk up the a's with the heartbreaking lost bullpen meltdown. 11 to tend the final. wow, you know what it is friday night and let's get to what signifies friday night for this young lady at flushing meadow, us open back by popular demand. andre and heather mhm. she can pick it up and lay it down right there, and she put that beer down pretty well. but you know what she's not done, um, talking to her boyfriend tries to distract him snags his beer and, uh, she could, uh, put it down and i think that pretty

meanwhile, the a's in action in toronto. toronto are going straight to the bottom of the 8th.t was a 2 before the game took a wild turn. lou trivino news marrow that heat. each gave up a run 8, 4 bases loaded with 2 and then this happens. that was the first pitch to lourdes gurriel. >> sends that one deep to left for the grand slam time. things up. a was done yet top of the 9th mark hanna sense went deep into the corner and that pain is gone. the a's take back the lead 10, 8 just 3 outs away from the victory. sergio romo looking to close out the game. the bottom of the 9th to watch for marcus semien cracks. one sends that one out to left field. >> it is a walk-off simeon stuns his former team blue jays win 11 to 10. ouch, this was allies in to watch. the a's have to get back on the horse, though game 2 coming up tomorrow. >> well, college football saturdays are back. stanford kicks off the season tomorrow morning taking on kansas state, 18 t stadium in texas. they're looking to build off a promising though shortened 2020 season, you may remember the pac 12 football season was

i'd done a couple of stunt jobs in toronto. most painful, the stretching. >> sean: the stretching? >> oh my god, yeah. i learned quickly, that's how you tell a real martial artist from a fake one is by the stretching. by how flexible they are. if you don't -- you can be the strongest guy in the world, but if you don't stretch, if you don't have flexibility, your kick is never going to get that leg up there. >> sean: right, right. >> you've got to go -- you know. you saw the split kick in the trailer. that took some time. and hurt. >> sean: we have an awesome clip from the movie that shows a little of what you're talking about, take a look at this. ♪ >> you okay? ♪ >> yo, what up, y'all? it's your boy clay. i'm actually live on the bus. i actually did take a little bit of martial arts as a youth, so i'm going to try to grade this fight as we're going. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> sean: that's amazing. that is amazing. that's incredible. you could almost feel it. >> yeah, yeah, i don't know that i want to feel it, but yeah. >> se

i gave two of the series is tomorrow night as in toronto. was nuts and heartbreaking tony camp got dirt in his eye needed drops mid at bat. then follows it with the two-run homer to make it six two the a's built it eight two cushion, and that's when things went terribly wrong after bob melvin pulled shawn mania toronto with a six spot on the 8th lourdes. gorio jr. grand slam. we're tired today bullmail. stoic really top nine mark hanna this one blastne blastne blastnt let's bash but bottom nine former ray marcus simeon a three-run cloud officer sergio romo. walk off three-run jack. good night game over drive home safely. maybe the worst loss of the for the a's 11-10 jays. defending us open championship naomi osaka in trouble tonight against 18 year old layla fernandez third round action here second set tiebreak frustration for osaka who slammed a rock racket down not once but twice another smash there triple match point osaka hits wide fernandez with the upset five seven six seven six four osaka clearly was not right after the match said she

joanna chu from the toronto star. looking at some other stories now.cting the massacre of some 800,000 ethnic tutsi is and moderate hutus in the 1994 genocide has died in prison in mali. he was serving a 35 year sentence after being found guilty of crimes against humanity by the international criminal tribunal for rwanda. he was 80 years old and reported to be seriously ill with heart trouble. voters in switzerland go to the polls today to decide whether to allow same—sex marriage. church groups and conservative political parties opposed the idea —— opposed the idea, saying it will undermine the traditionalfamily and children traditional family and children have traditionalfamily and children have a right to a mother and father. switzerland has allowed same—sex partners to register their relationship since 2007 but wants to adoption, fertility treatment and inheritance are restricted. and icelanders have voted in an election that could see a record number of parties into parliament. the new government is also likely to be a coalition. the election camp

now even though the toronto blue jays were beaten $73.00 by the minnesota twins on friday, there was something to celebrate for the canadian franchise flooding. a guerrero junior, his 46 how one of the space that put some of the top, the major league baseball in the home runs is still a long way off. why is record of 70 home is and video? and it was raining home, runs that yankee stadium on friday. you're kidding. 5 home is an 8. nothing. the thing is, the cleveland indians. thanks to toronto losing the yankees have now moved into wild composition with just 14 regular season games left on that please for for now more later. rob joe, thank you very much indeed. and that is going to be the cost for this news. i will be back in a couple of minutes with more on all the stories. don't forget the website as well . i'll just see dot com. i'm rob matheson, thanks very much indeed for being with me. goodbye and ah, this is polly. despite being in germany, 2nd tier of football and without a single major trophy to its name, it has become one of the world's most iconic teams. and it's all down t

i gave two of the series is tomorrow night as in toronto. this game was nuts and heartbreaking tony camp got dirt in his eye needed drops mid at bat. then follows it with the two-run homer to make it six two the a's built it eight two cushion, and that's when things went terribly wrong after bob melvin pulled shawn mania toronto with a six spot on the 8th lourdes. gorio jr. grand slam. we're tired today bullmail. stoic really top nine mark hanna this one blastne blastne blastnt let's bash but bottom nine former ray marcus simeon a three-run cloud officer sergio romo. walk off three-run jack. good night game over drive homer the a's 11-10 jays. defending us open championship naomi osaka in trouble tonight against 18 year old layla fernandez third round action here second set tiebreak frustration for osaka who slammed a rock racket down not once but twice another smash there triple match point osaka hits wide fernandez with the upset five seven six seven six four osaka clearly was not right after the match said she was not sure when she would

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michael guy at the portfolio manager at toronto investments and publisher of the lead lag report. thank you so much for joining us today, michael. there's a lot to go over here and there are concerns about the advert grand saga of contagion risk, and that this could spill over into entire property sectors, china's overall economy and affects the global recovery. what do you make of those concerns? well, i mean, i think there are no valid to an extent, but i says, right, because everybody is saying that this is just another iteration of lehman brothers that that's not going to be the case. it seems a little bit too obvious. i saw some staff that show that ever granted me, it's about $3800000.00 jobs per year. we know china has been on the war pass internally for this common prosperity. i find it hard to believe that the governors talking to step in and try to prevent contagion, especially if citizens are obviously at risk of being unemployed because of the kindness that ever grant has taken on this need is not as clear as people think. i think a lot of people are seeing these headl

and those writings, again, are in the toronto, the major cities, drano, montreal and to certain extent, vancouver, well i can tell you is being in your neighbor to the south. i live in the us that there was a time that we didn't take donald trump seriously. either and certainly reshape us politics. do you see that people's party and that kind of mold? they used a lot of the same rhetoric that the trumpet era brought about. you know, a lot of their slogans are very similar to what we saw it. many trump protest, so it is a concern, it's a definite concerning. if they should get a seat in the house of commons, it would be interesting shift for the discourse. let's, let's put it like i do think there's a lot of, there is people, there are people who are looking to do people's party who don't necessarily, i could speak to people that i know personally don't necessarily subscribe to the trump type politics, but they just feel these people just feel that the conservatives do not appeal to them. here, the liberals, they feel they've wasted 6 years and they're not going to vote for them. they k