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Misguided attacks on B.C. developers risk deepening housing crisis - Writer's Bloc

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By Mark Goodman, Ian Brackett, Megan Johal, Sara Grimes
| Castanet News Verified
Two open letters—receiving two very different reactions—have underscored the deep rift in the current debate about how to solve Canada’s increasingly urgent housing crisis. The first letter, signed by 27 housing observers and addressed to Prime Minister Mark Carney and federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson, was a catch-all of criticisms and contradictions, a defence of low-density zoning, and an attack on investors and market fundamentals.
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Parental controls on children’s tech devices are out of touch with child’s play - Writer's Bloc

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By Sara Grimes, Riley McNair, Jock Finlayson, Ken Peacock
| Castanet News Verified
Sara M. Grimes and Riley McNair - | Story: 567347 Parenting in the digital age can be stressful and demands a lot from parents. The Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) recently released its annual Online Safety Survey that discovered almost 50 per cent of parents surveyed aren’t using parental controls to manage their children’s devices. These are tools that would ostensibly help parents filter out inappropriate content or unwanted interactions on their children’s devices.
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Parental controls on children’s tech devices are out of touch with child’s play - Writer's Bloc

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By Sara Grimes, Riley McNair
| CastanetKamloops.net
Parenting in the digital age can be stressful and demands a lot from parents. The Family Online Safety Institute (FOSI) recently released its annual Online Safety Survey that discovered almost 50 per cent of parents surveyed aren’t using parental controls to manage their children’s devices. These are tools that would ostensibly help parents filter out inappropriate content or unwanted interactions on their children’s devices.
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