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Katie Pedersen

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As seen in: CBWT-TV (Winnipeg, MB), Medium, MSN Canada, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBC News, CBLT-TV (Toronto, ON), CBNT-TV (St. John's, NL), Flipboard, News Lanes, Dorchester Reporter, The Globe of Worthington
Journalist at @cbcmarketplace

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Katie is an investigative reporter and associate producer at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, covering consumer affairs and human rights issues with CBC Marketplace. Contact her at katie.pedersen@cbc.ca.

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How grocery giants control who can sell food in your neighbourhood Original

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By Katie Pedersen , Jenny Cowley, Chris Glover , Tomi Joseph-Raji
| CBC News
Canada’s biggest grocery giants — including Loblaws, Sobeys and Metro — are using property law to control how other grocery stores, dollar stores, pharmacies and gas stations can compete with them, an investigation by CBC’s Marketplace has found. Property controls are deals made between a land owner and a retailer that restrict what other kinds of businesses can operate on the property and what the competitors are able to sell.
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How grocery giants control who can sell food in your neighbourhood

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By Katie Pedersen , Jenny Cowley, Chris Glover , Tomi Joseph-Raji
| Flipboard
Living Without Reliable Email Today, Like Our Ancestors the Cavemen From the Stanford IT site: 4:10 PM: University IT engineers continue to monitor updates from Microsoft. They reported initial progress but have …
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Sextorters are targeting young boys online — and flaunting how rich the scam is making them | CBC News

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By Dexter McMillan, Katie Pedersen , Asha Tomlinson 
| CBC News
The Sextortion Network We expose a network of overseas scammers targeting and blackmailing teens, and in some cases, driving them to suicide within hours of falling into a trap known as ‘sextortion’. We create fake social media profiles to investigate the business behind the blackmail. Warning: This story deals with suicide. For self-proclaimed scammer "John," luring foreigners into sending him money is a full-time job. "We look for them through Facebook or Instagram," he told CBC's Marketplace.
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