Checking-In on Generation Z, Canada's Iraq Mission & Parent's Expectations

To help go through your feedback on the stories we brought you, Anna Maria was joined in studio by The Current's Friday host this week, David Common.... who is of course the weekday host of CBC Radio One's World Report.  

Tomorrow on the show, we'll bring you a story about the limits of privacy as you pass through airports. It involves a case of a Canadian man who was travelling through the Halifax airport and was stopped by officials with the Canadian Border Service Agency. He was asked to give them the password to his smartphone so that they could search it and he refused. The Canadian man was charged. And now, there's some thought that the case could set a precedent for what Border Service agents can and should be able to ask of you.

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This segment was produced by Marc Apollonio, Sarah Grant and Carlos Van Leeuwen.