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Justin�Trudeau�is�hard�at work�finishing�his�Ninja Turtle�Valentines
for�all�the�lobbyists�he like-likes.
EMMA:�A�study�shows that�cisgender�men
are�the�mostly likely�to�google,
"What�does�cisgender�mean?"
MIGUEL:��And�in�an�annual tradis t
to�Africa�to�help�needy�CTE researchers.
(THEME�MUSIC�PLAYING)
(CHATTING�INAUDIBLY)
MIGUEL:�I�love�that�part.
EMMA:�Yeah.
Welcome�to��The�Beaverton,
where�we�solve�the�news one�story�at�a�time.
I'm�former�child detective�Miguel�Rivas.
And�I'm�Emma�Hunter, former�child�criminal.
Collegiate�lacrosse�star, Michael�Wangman,
has�been�arrested for�negligent�homicide
after�authorities�say he�drunkenly�crashed�his�car
into�a�woman, killing�her�instantly.
However,�Wangman's�school is�coming�to�his�defense,
claiming�that�the�deceased is�making�up�the�story
in�order�to�get�attention.
Cell�phone�footage�clearly shows�Wangman's�car
hitting�the�alleged�victim.
However,�tweets�and�Reddit users�have�been�quick
to�accuse�the�corpse of�blowing�the�situation
out�of�proportion.
One�such�comment�reads,
(READING)
"instead�of�laying on�the�ground,
"waiting�for�someone to�find�me.
"Besides,�she�knew what�she�was�getting�into,
"walking�on�a�sidewalk�near where�cars�were�being�driven."
For�decades, New�Brunswick�has�been�owned
by�one�family�of�forestry billionaires,�the�Irvings.
But�as�the�younger�generation inherits�the�estate,
the�Irvings�are�planning to�pull�up�roots,
and�put�the�old�family province�on�the�market.
According�to�one Irving�cousin,
(READING)
"to�leaking�crude�oil into�the�Bay�of�Fundy.
"But�we've�had�our�eye on�some�up-and-coming
"poorly-regulated, resource-heavy�neighborhoods,
"like�the�Congo,
"or�whatever�they're�calling Rhodesia�these�days."
The�Irvings have�already�started
to�renovate�the�province,
by�putting�a�fresh coat�of�paint�on�Moncton,
and�evicting�the�province's 790,000�squatters.
But�no�matter�what�they�do,
it's�obvious�New�Brunswick will�be�bought�as�a�tear-down,
like�when�the�Weston�family bulldozed�Ontario
and�put�up�a�Loblaws.
The�Toronto�Police�Service is�bringing�accountability
into�the�21st�century,
by�equipping�its�frontline officers�with�body�cameras.
The�cameras�will�come with�12-hour�battery�life,
4K�resolution, and�a�full�suite
of�easy-to-use self-editing�software.
A�TPS�press�release�stated,
(READING)
"while�giving�our�constables the�opportunity
"to�delete�the�boring�stuff, like�admissible�evidence."
In�addition to�the�full�editing�suite,
the�camera�boasts a�wide�array�of�fun�filters,
that�can�give a�perpetrator�googly-eyes,
or�a�gun�in�their�hand.
To�Oshawa,�a�Bruce�Springsteen song�waiting�to�be�written.
But�are�the�residents of�this�Ontario�town
born�to�run�drugs?
For�more,�we�go�to�Aisha�Alfa.
AISHA:��This�morning�in�Oshawa, the�Ontario�suburb
where�dreams and�industry�come�to�die,
the�day�was as�uneventful�as�ever
until�a�routine�narcotics�case
morphed�into�something much�more�complicated.
I'm�here�in�downtown Oshawa's�financial�core,
where�the�police�recently did�a�drug�bust
on�47�Marquee�Avenue,
only�to�later�find�out
that�neighboring�houses were�also�involved.
But�this�afternoon, it�has�escalated�to�the�point
where�the�entire�city of�Oshawa�has�been�arrested
for�running a�marijuana�grow-operation.
The�case�brings�to�mind�last year's�tragedy�in�Surrey,�BC,
when�the�town's 500,000�meth�labs
exploded in�a�chain�reaction.
While�cultivating�marijuana
can�incur�up�to�10�years in�prison,
Durham�authorities will�be�lenient
as�they're�just�happy�Oshawa is�manufacturing�something.
My�sources�have�informed�me
that�all�142,000�suspects processed�today
have�cut�deals to�testify�against
their�141,999�co-defendants,
so�they're�probably looking�at�probation.
Well,�at�least�the�white�ones.
From�Oshawa,�I'm�Aisha�Alfa.
Thanks,�Aisha.�For�me, the�best�drug�of�all
is�a�nice�brisk�walk.
In�a�surprising�move,
Marineland�has finally�announced
it�will�end its�controversial�program
of�breeding�trainers in�captivity.
The�practice�began�in�the�'60s
when�it�became�illegal to�go�out�in�a�boat
and�tranquilize swimming�humans.
By�the�1980s,�every trainer�at�Marineland
was�born�and�raised�in�tanks,
designed�to�resemble a�natural�human�habitat.
Trainers�in�captivity�were prone�to�listlessness,
wet�suit�rashes and�malnourishment
due�to�their�diet of�amusement�park-grade�pizza.
But�it�became�clear the�program�had�to�end
when�one�trainer dragged�an�orca
to�the�bottom�of�its�tank, drowning�it.
To�Bay�Street�now, where�the�merger
of�agribusiness behemoth�Monsanto
with�the�German pharmaceutical�giant�Bayer
has�many�investors�worried.
For�more,�we're�joined by�our�own�financial�expert,
Laura�Cilevitz.
Thanks,�Emma. This�Bayer-Monsanto�merger
is�really�concerning�news.
It�threatens�to�create a�monopoly
in�one�of�the�world's most�crucial�industries.
Food?�Pharmaceuticals?
Evil.
With�the�combination of�Monsanto's
aggressive�gene-patenting
and�Bayer's�historic�ties to�the�Third�Reich,
this�new�company�could�push smaller�evil�corporations
out�of�the�lucrative human�misery�market.
And�what�does this�lack�of�competition
mean�for�consumers of�nefarious�products
like�you�or�me?
Well,�if�they�continue down�this�path,
we�won't�just�be�paying�more
for�risky�birth�control and�terminator�seeds.
We�could�see�an�increase�in the�cost�of�conflict�diamonds,
cell�phone�batteries,�even dry-aged�rhino�sirloins.
How�are�other�evil�companies responding�to�the�news?
There's�a�lot�of�fear.
Barrick�Gold�maintains�healthy competition�is�the�best�way
to�oppress Third�World�workers.
And�Canada's�oil�producers
were�forced�to�leak 40,000�barrels�of�crude
on�a�First�Nations�reserve to�appease�their�shareholders.
What�about�mom-and-pop evil�producers?
Yes.�The�puppy-mill�owners,
cockfight�promoters, bike�thieves,
and�the�world's oldest�profession,
freelance�contract�killers.
Well,�these�people might�experience
a�bit�of�a�slowdown,
but�their�best�hope�is�that there�will�always�be�a�market
for�conscientious�consumers
who�want�to�buy their�evil�products�locally.
Thanks,�Laura. I'll�tell�you�what's�evil.
Farmers'�markets. Five�bucks�for�a�plum?
After�the�break,
we'll�meet�the�nude�old�man in�the�locker�room
who�wants�to�talk politics�with�you.
You�know,�my�balls?
I�feel�like�I�could�shape�them into�various�things,
like�that�old�show, Puppetry�of�the�Penis...
(PHONE�RINGING)
CBC.�Human�Resources Department.�What�do�you�got?
Sexual�harassment at�CBC�Radio.
Multiple�women?
But�nobody�gets�sexually harassed�at�CBC�Radio.
We�have a�consistently-enforced
zero-tolerance�policy that�applies�to�all�employees,
regardless�of�race,�gender orientation,�or�status.
I�know.�It's�practically all�I�ever�talk�about
with�my�staff.
So,�what�happened?
Jian�happened.
No.�Jian�Ghomeshi.
That�behavior�is�not acceptable�to�the�CBC,
or�its�management.
I�am�firing�you,�right�now.
Mere�seconds�after hearing�this�news
for�the�very�first�time.
No.�I'm�going�to�continue working�here,
and�be�the�face�of�CBC�Radio,
and�you�guys are�going�to�perpetuate
my�image�as�a�thoughtful, progressive�feminist.
But�CBC�doesn't�want to�do�that�at�all.
(WHISPERS) Too�bad.�I'm�forcing�you.
Because�I'm�clearly the�only�villain�in�this.
(LAUGHING)
(LAUGHING�CONTINUES)
-What�are�we�going�to�do? -What�can�we�do?
We're�his�employers.
We�have�no�power�over�him or�this�workplace�environment.
God.
In�some�ways,�it�feels�like CBC's�the�biggest�victim
in�all�of�this.
We�can�only�hope our�super-smart�viewers
realize�that�for�themselves.
MAN:�The�People�Versus Jian�Ghomeshi
premieres�Tuesday�night after�Mr.�D,
and�before�another�Mr.�D.
Coming�up�later...
Pope�Francis�declares�that next�year's�Palm�Sunday
will�be�Hawaiian-themed.
EMMA:��Our�travel�expert will�show�you
how�to�run�away�from your�problems�on�a�budget.
MIGUEL:��And�we'll�meet the�zoologist
whose�job�it�is to�get�panda�bears�to�mate
with�Galapagos�tortoises.
To�Bruce�County,�Ontario,
where�many�questions remain�unanswered
regarding�last�week's bizarre�Groundhog�Day
when�Wiarton�Willie emerged�from�his�cage
and�in�a�low, clear�voice�stated,
"There�are�only�nine springs�left."
Willy�is�only�meant�to�predict
how�many�weeks of�winter�remain,
but�it�became�clear something�was�wrong
when�he�stood�on�his�hind�legs
and�made what�witnesses�are�calling,
"meaningful�eye�contact with�each�person,"
before�uttering his�dire�warning.
While�many�are�dismissing the�mishap�as�a�hoax,
some�feel�unsettled�by�reports that�Punxsutawney�Phil,
Staten�Island�Chuck, and�Banff�Todd
each�emerged�from�their�cages, cast�nine�shadows
and�vanished in�a�burst�of�light.
In�response to�the�emotional�debate
surrounding public�breastfeeding,
Victoria's�Secret�has�designed a�sexy�nursing�bra
which�allows�women�to�feed their�baby�discreetly,
while�only�showing�the desirable�part�of�their�boobs,
the�top.
The�Hello�Nurse!�...ing�Bra allows�new�mothers
to�tuck�their�infant directly�into�the�cups.
This�also�creates the�much�sought-after
baby�push-up�effect.
According�to�spokeswoman Karen�Yorkman,
(READING)
"Instead,�they'll�be�harassed for�their�amazing�tits,
"which,�thankfully, they're�already�numb�to."
In�international�news,
territorial�disputes in�the�Holy�Land
have�been�raging
since�the�milk�and�honey�boom of�4000�BC.
But�a�breakthrough may�be�on�the�way.
For�more,�we're�joined�live via�satellite,
by�our�foreign�correspondent, Marilla�Wex.
Thanks,�Miguel.
In�a�major�pivot, the�Netanyahu�government
has�shocked�the�international community�today
by�announcing a�two-state�solution.
That's�incredible,�Marilla. How�did�this�happen?
The�ruling�Likud�party
realized�it�was�time to�end�the�conflict
by�creating two�distinct�states
for�two�very different�peoples.
Israelis�and�liberal�Israelis.
-I'm�sorry? -That's�right.
After�decades of�mounting�tensions,
the�Middle�East�will no�longer�be�torn�apart
by�sectarian�divisions between�Netanyahu's�supporters
and�secular�leftists who�think�his�policies
are�absolute�horseshit.
What�does�a�sovereign liberal�Israel
mean�for�Israel?
Good�question.
The�Jewish�state�will�only engage�with�a�liberal�Israel
if�they�elect a�pro-Israel�government.
Doesn't�that�seem like�a�long�shot?
That�is�a�concern.
If�they�elect�a�hostile centrist�government,
Netanyahu�may�have�no�choice but�to�cut�off�the�light,
water�and�air�conditioning
-in�Tel�Aviv. -MIGUEL:��Wow.
That's�usually�how these�disputes�work�out.
That's�a�good�point. How�do�the�Palestinians
fit�into�this�roadmap for�peace?
Oh,�um... They�didn't�really�come�up.
MIGUEL:��Thank�you,�Marilla.
Urban�green�spaces�are�playing
an�increasingly�vital�role for�Canadian�cities.
Whether�it's�Vancouver's scenic�Stanley�Park,
the�West�Edmonton�marsh,
or�Toronto's�planned�CN�Trail,
they�provide a�welcome�dose�of�nature
to�the�modern�metropolis.
Not�to�be�outdone,
rural�areas throughout�the�nation
have�begun�creating gray�spaces,
bringing�little�patches�of city�squalor�to�the�country.
Poverty�and�droughts have�been�forcing�people
to�migrate�to�the�city for�decades,
turning�country�mice into�city�rats.
According�to�gray�space advocacy�group,
Project�Smokestack,
(READING)
"these�spaces�give country-dwellers�a�chance
"to�just�forget�about their�pastoral�surroundings
"for�a�few�moments,
"to�focus�on their�own�chilling,
"unavoidable�future."
Coming�up,�we�tell�you the�five�warning�signs
that�your�book�club is�actually�a�cult.
-Can�you�read? -I�can�read.�Yeah.
Oh.
I�can�read�pretty�well.�Yeah.
What�do�you�call�that?
I�went�to�school.
MIGUEL:��I've�been reading�the�teleprompter...
Later�this�hour...
A�new�study�has�found�that white�men�can,�in�fact,�dance,
but�have�been�hiding�it to�assuage�their�guilt.
EMMA:��We�profile�an�innovative new�school
that�got�rid�of�homework, teachers�and�students.
MIGUEL:��And�a�Victoria�father
sleeping�alone in�a�race�car�bed
wonders�where it�all�went�wrong.
The�federal�NDP�has�long�been
the�third�wheel of�Canadian�politics,
forever�playing the�overlooked�Ron�Weasley
to�the�Liberals'�dashing Harry�Potter
and�the�Tories' buzz-killing�Hermione.
In�a�surprise�movement to�broaden�their�base,
the�party�announced�it�has agreed�to�a�merger
that�will�unite the�Canadian�left.
But�since�it's�five�years too�late
to�incorporate with�the�Liberals,
the�NDP's�only�choice is�to�merge
with�the�parties to�the�left�of�them,
including�the�Communist, Marxist-Leninist,
Animal�Alliance,�Marijuana, Natural�Law,
and�Fight�For�Your Right�To�parties.
According�to an�NDP�spokesperson,
(READING)
"like�the�environment, the�social�safety�net,
"workers'�rights, worker�bees'�rights,
"wolves'�rights, and�yogic�flying."
Analysts�estimate�the�merger
could�gain the�new�New�Democrats
as�many�as�no�seats�under our�current�electoral�system.
The�party�is�also�mulling over�a�name�change
which�should�be�a�cinch given�how�easily
disparate�voices�on�the�left tend�to�agree�on�things.
Foodies�are�always on�the�lookout
for�the�next�big�trend.
Here�to�tell�you why�you're�an�idiot
for�still�eating�ramen
is�our�own bad�boy�restaurateur,
Eddie�Zheng.
All�right.�More�pan.
-EDDIE:��Name's�Eddie�Zheng. -(WHOOPING)
My�restaurant's�called 500�Days�of�Dim�Summer.
-Whoo-hoo-hoo! -EDDIE:��For�me,
food�is�all�about�family,
and�that's�why I�spend�so�much�time
screaming�at�my�line�cooks.
...the�vegetables.
What?�Come�on!
Yo,�I'm�hitting�the�town
in�search�of the�ultimate�street�food.
Garbage!
Here's�my�man, Trevor�MacNamara.
Ever�since�his�agribusiness got�shut�down
by�the�government for�playing�God,
he�has�become�the�expert in�literal�street�food.
Grocery�stores�throw�out�a�ton of�perfectly�good�produce.
True,�true.
So,�if�you�want that�real�gangsta�shit,
you�gotta�go�dumpster-diving
in�a�place that�isn't�a�grocery�store.
-Yo,�for�real? -Yeah,�man.
All�great�cuisines�started�out as�peasant�food.
This�is�the�modern�equivalent.
It's�like�a�back-to-basics food�movement.
You�know,�we�got�decay, destitution,�objection.
These�are�true�basics�of�the human�condition,�you�know.
-Yes. -Yeah.�Oh,�word!
You�seeing�this? What�is�this�shit?
-Manna�from�the�streets,�bro! -Oh,�man!
We�got�a�whole�meal right�here.
Oh,�yeah. Help�that�sauce,�man!
Oh,�damn!
It's�got�a�ferment like�kombucha!
Mmm.�What�this�is�fermenting
-is�a�food�revolution. -Yeah.�Mmm.
Mmm-mmm.
Yo,�boys.�Dinner's�ready.
EDDIE:��Garbage�is�more�than just�a�food�movement.
It's�also the�food�of�the�future.
You�all�ready�to�eat?
Yeah.
EDDIE:��Even�if that's�not�going�to�be
Young�Kaligula's�future.
We�love�you,�Young�Kaligula.
I'm�sorry�you�died from�a�garbage�infection.
This�is�your�boy,�Eddie�Zheng,
and�this�right�here... This�is��The�Beaverton.
(LAUGHING)
Thanks,�Eddie.
After�the�break,�a�Canadian fraternity's�85th�annual
blackface/grope�women pub�crawl
was�canceled�this�week, due�to�weather.
It's�really�interesting... I�did�that�pub�crawl,�um...
Oh!�You�came�back.
Prime�Minister�Trudeau has�been�accused�of�hypocrisy
on�several�fronts,
for�not�acting on�his�campaign�promises,
and�yet,�his�approval ratings�remain�high.
Here�to�discuss�is�political analyst�Anand�Rajaram.
Welcome,�Anand.
Thank�you�for�having�me.
Why�is�it�that�nothing seems�to�stick
to�the�Prime�Minister?
Well,�first�of�all, he�is�a�master�politician,
and�second,�he's�covered in�coconut�oil.
Because�he�heard people�were�into�that.
Yeah,�they�are.
Uh,�but�I�worry.�Will�this ever�catch�up�to�him?
Well,�it�would,�if�it�wasn't for�the�fact
that�he�is the�perfect�embodiment
of�what�Canadians�value. The�middle.
The�cream in�the�Boston�cream�donut.
The�yellow�part of�the�Nanaimo�bar.
-The�fish�in�the�Filet-O... -We�know�what�the�center�is.
Well,�of�course,�you�do. Because�you're�Canadian.
And�Canadians�are�to the�center�of�center.
What�does�that�even�mean?
Well,�poll�data�shows
that�there�is very�little�difference
between�saying�popular�things and�doing�popular�things.
The�Prime�Minister�understands that�being�well-liked
is�more�important than�acting�on�the�statements
that�made�people�like�you in�the�first�place.
So,�centrism�means�just breaking�all�your�promises?
(LAUGHING) He's�not�breaking�promises.
He's�just�not�following through�on�them.
There's�a�big�difference.
Besides,�there is�zero�political�value
in�keeping�promises.
Every�one�you�keep�is�one you�can't�make�next�election.
Now�that's�leadership.
No,�a�leader�is�someone with�strong�core�values.
Oh.�He�has�a�strong�core. (CHUCKLES)
I�mean,�you�need�one,
if�you're�going�to straddle�that�fence.
Miguel,�why�do�you�have�to pick�one�side?
Why�can't�you�have�carbon�tax and�oil�subsidies?
See,�everybody's�happy.
And�why�wouldn't�they�be?
I�mean,�we've�already�rejected
the�frigid�waters of�conservatism
and�we're�just not�ready�for�the...
The�red�hot�sex-pit of�full-blown�socialism.
The�liberals�offer�us the�reassuring�comfort
of�room�temperature.
Well,�if�all�the�liberals are�going�to�do
is�pander�to�the�middle, maybe�I'll�vote
for�someone�else next�election.
(LAUGHING)
You�know�what? I�don't�think�you�will.
(CHUCKLES) He's�got�you�there,�Miguel.
Thanks�for�joining�us,�Anand.
And�our�final�story�tonight.
The�federal�government announced�plans
to�institute pay�equity�legislation,
ensuring�male and�female�employees
get�equal�pay�for�equal�work,
and�as�a�feminist, I�just�want�to�say,
"It's�about�time."
Well,�I�hate�to�burst your�progressive�bubble,
but�it�doesn't�actually�come into�effect�until�2018,�so...
Well,�that's�just�around the�corner,�so...
Why�can't�they do�it�right�now?�(CHUCKLES)
So�much�to�organize,
and�you�don't�want to�burden�businesses�with...
-How�much�do�you�make? -I�don't...�(CHUCKLES)
I�don't�think that's�appropriate�to�discuss.
Do�you�make�more�than�me?
Money�is�a�no-go topic�with�me.
It's�up�there�with�sex, politics�and�religion.
Also,�music,�groceries
and�how�fast�you�drive when�you're�alone.
You�just...
You�don't�talk�about some�things,�you�know?
Okay.�Why�don't�you write�it�down?
(LAUGHS)
I'm�sure�we make�about�the�same.
About�the�same?
Okay,�fine.�Here...
Well,�just�write�it�down on�the...
-No�problem.�Not�at�all. -Well,�just,�uh...
Write�it�down,�then.
(CHUCKLING)�Sorry.
Okay,�yeah.�We're�good.
(LAUGHING)
What�does�that�mean?
I�don't�know.�Maybe�this�whole pay�equity�thing�is�overblown.
You�make�more�than�me, don't�you?
That's�completely�unfair! We�do�the�same�job.
Yeah.�But�are�we�both equally�as�charming?
Do�we�both�really�have the�same��je�ne�sais�quoi?
Oui!
Look,�it's�not�a�contest, Miguel,�okay?
And�as�the�Minister of�the�Status�of�Women�said,
"Pay�equity.�It's... It's�a�complex�issue."
They're�just�numbers that�should�be�the�same.
So,�now�you're�saying women�can't�do�math?
Okay,�not�very feminist,�Miguel.
No.�I'm�just�saying...
I'm�just�saying,�you�and�I
should�be�paid the�same�for�our�work.
Well,�2018�is�just around�the�corner.
That's�all�the�time�we�have.
For��The�Beaverton, I'm�Emma�Hunter,�saying,
"If�getting�the�news�right is�wrong,
"then�I�don't�want to�be�right,�right?"
Wrong!
Oh,�that�was�fun. This�is�terrible.
(MIGUEL�GROANS)
-This�is�insane. -Yeah.
Well,�you�write�down�yours!
-Write�it�down! -I�can't�write.
-Write�down�how�much�you�make! -I'm�a�talker.
I'm�a�typer,�not�a�writer.
Well,�just�say�it!
-No. -Come�on.
Um,�I�don't�like�to�talk about�things,�too,�like...
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