Tories pitch online safety bill, NDP move away from carbon tax

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Tories pitch online safety bill, NDP move away from carbon tax

The Conservatives are pitching their own alternative to the Liberal Party's Online Harms Act, that they say could still protect privacy and free speech. Meanwhile, Jagmeet Singh says the NDP now disagrees with the carbon tax.

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