With a slew of American tariffs hanging over Canada's head, the fate of our country's economy in 2025 is anyone's guess. Carleton University professor Ian Lee tries his best to predict what could happen over the next 12 months, and outlines what challenges our country could face along the way. Meantime, it might be cold outside, but the risk of drowning is far from zero percent. The families of two teenagers can attest to that, as they were greeted with tragedy during the Christmas holidays. Plus, Greece is planning to amp up their oversight of mobile devices in the new year. Tech analyst Carmi Levy delivers his two cents on those plans.

<p>With a slew of American tariffs hanging over Canada's head, the fate of our country's economy in 2025 is anyone's guess. Carleton University professor Ian Lee tries his best to predict what could happen over the next 12 months, and outlines what challenges our country could face along the way. Meantime, it might be cold outside, but the risk of drowning is far from zero percent. The families of two teenagers can attest to that, as they were greeted with tragedy during the Christmas holidays. Plus, Greece is planning to amp up their oversight of mobile devices in the new year. Tech analyst Carmi Levy delivers his two cents on those plans.</p>

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