Radio Regent News & Views (2020-06-26)

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In this episode we feature an interview with historian and academic Ed Dunsworth, author of a recent Globe and Mail article about the terrible conditions faced by Canadian migrant workers; and excerpts from an online discussion from earlier this month between writer/academic/activists Lhana James, Rinaldo Walcott and Naomi Klein about big tech in the context of Covid-19. As always, our headlines are prepared and read by Cassandra Earle.

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