Las Vegas’ Harry Reid Airport is experimenting with a self-service screening system for airport security checkpoints. The testing project is scheduled to begin later this month, receiving comparisons to self-checkout centres in grocery stores. It has never been used in a setting like this. We dissect the perks and potential drawbacks with David Murakami-Wood, a surveillance specialist at the University of Ottawa. Plus, as the Canadian economy plays catch-up, experts fear that our country’s insolvency levels will remain high in 2024.

<p>Las Vegas’ Harry Reid Airport is experimenting with a self-service screening system for airport security checkpoints. The testing project is scheduled to begin later this month, receiving comparisons to self-checkout centres in grocery stores. It has never been used in a setting like this. We dissect the perks and potential drawbacks with David Murakami-Wood, a surveillance specialist at the University of Ottawa. Plus, as the Canadian economy plays catch-up, experts fear that our country’s insolvency levels will remain high in 2024.</p>

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