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Could Ottawa actually enforce a social media ban for kids?
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22:49Now PlayingChief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with B.C. Premier David Eby about his reaction to the federal government's new Safe Social Media Act and if he thinks it does enough to protect kids. Plus, New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt talks about what this means for parents and kids in her province. And parent Andrea Chrysanthou joins to give her reaction and how the proposed legislation could help her in moderating online time for her child.
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