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Licence Plates Are Being Scanned, Canadian Man Boycotts Elon Musk and Meet the First Black Woman Representing Ontario Doctors

Season 2, Ep. 44
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In this week’s episode of The Next Take Podcast, Mikel and Tanyka explore three headline-making stories shaping conversations in Canada and beyond. First, they look into growing concerns around privacy as automated systems begin scanning license plates across major cities. Next, they examine the case of a Canadian man publicly boycotting Elon Musk and Tesla, raising questions about consumer activism and tech accountability. Finally, they spotlight a historic milestone in Canadian healthcare: the appointment of the first Black woman to represent Ontario’s doctors — a move signaling progress and representation in the medical field. This episode offers informed commentary and critical insight into the intersection of technology, protest, and progress. stay tune.


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Episode Produced By: Tanyka

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