Today on the show, OpenMedia’s Meghan Sali discusses why the CRTC is hauling Canadian cable providers into hearings this week over concerns about so-called “skinny basic" cable TV packages.
Then, Consolidated Credit Canada’s Jeffrey Schwartz offers insights into a new survey revealing that half of British Columbians are living paycheque-to-paycheque — higher than the national average.
Later, Pokemon Go is taking off among gamers and finding its way onto devices tied to corporate networks. Proofpoint’s Kevin Epstein discusses new research from his cybersecurity firm detailing the security vulnerabilities this game is exposing at businesses.
Also, as Millennials launch startups at twice the rate of other demographics, lawyer Luca Citton delves into the big legal mistakes young entrepreneurs often make when starting their own businesses.
