The Taliban are running a sophisticated campaign as they take over Afghan. We speak to Jason Killmeyer, Counterterrorism and emerging technologies expert. Are the Taliban to be believed? 

 

The Taliban are running a sophisticated campaign as they take over Afghan. We speak to Jason Killmeyer, Counterterrorism and emerging technologies expert. Are the Taliban to be believed?&nbsp;
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Ottawa At Work - Jason Killmeyer Interview "Are the Taliban to be believed with the take over campaign?"

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts for another edition of the Bennett Property Shop.

Marnie Bennett and Brett Liscomb join Dean Roberts for another edition of the Bennett Property Shop.

PODCAST: The Bennett Property Shop for Sat. November 23rd, 2024

Frank Napolitano from Mortgage Brokers Ottawa and Paul Rushforth from Paul Rushforth Real Estate assume their regular co-hosting duties. Steve Gregory, as always, steers the ship. And here as a special guest this week is Sean Reid, the Director of Advanced MIC.

Frank Napolitano from Mortgage Brokers Ottawa and Paul Rushforth from Paul Rushforth Real Estate assume their regular co-hosting duties. Steve Gregory, as always, steers the ship. And here as a special guest this week is Sean Reid, the Director of Advanced MIC.

PODCAST: CFRA's Open House for Sat. November 23rd, 2024

They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but a duct-taped banana is making everyone from all walks of life rethink that phrase. Earlier this week, the price tag for this piece of fruit on an otherwise blank canvas sold for a stunning $6.2 million USD. And to make their critics even more furious, the winner of said auction plans to eat the banana. CFRA Live show producer Mitch Kedrosky tries to dissect the meaning of true art, and perhaps the meaning of life.

They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but a duct-taped banana is making everyone from all walks of life rethink that phrase. Earlier this week, the price tag for this piece of fruit on an otherwise blank canvas sold for a stunning $6.2 million USD. And to make their critics even more furious, the winner of said auction plans to eat the banana. CFRA Live show producer Mitch Kedrosky tries to dissect the meaning of true art, and perhaps the meaning of life.

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