Prime Minister Mark Carney is rolling out tax breaks and opening some airports to private money in an attempt to woo foreign investors. Between those moves and a proposed cinq-à-sept with Europe, a lot of stuff went down this week. We ask Rob Russo, Canadian correspondent for The Economist, what it all means. Plus, a look at the rise of short vertical films. And the one thing that seems to be uniting Canadians: a growing dislike for data centres.
00:00 – Intro
02:02 – A busy for Canada
12:28 – Vertical and short films
17:22 – AI data centres
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