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Deleting your social media footprintHave you ever been tempted to ‘quit’ social media? Get rid of your Facebook, Instagram or Twitter? What exactly happens to your information if you delete your social media accounts? Tech Expert Andy Baryer explains what happens to your data.Global News Morning BCJun 8
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U.S Surgeon General proposes warning labels for social mediaThe U.S. Surgeon General suggests social media sites should feature warning labels similar to those on tobacco and alcohol. Tech expert Carmi Levy discusses the potential impact on youth mental health, how the labels would work, and the need for accountability from lawmakers and tech companies. He also touches on Alberta’s recent ban on phones...The Morning ShowJun 19
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Social media needs warning labels, U.S. surgeon general urgesU.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy is calling for tobacco-style warning labels on social media platforms because they have a caused a mental health crisis among young people. Jackson Proskow explains the evidence, and what needs to change.Global NationalJun 17
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More Ontario school boards sue social media giantsMore Ontario school boards are launching legal action against social media companies, claiming their products are harmful to children and the way they learn. Caryn Lieberman reports.Global News at 5:30 TorontoMay 29
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Embracing your true self in the age of social mediaJully Black tackles the conflict between self-perception and others’ opinions. Inspired by an Instagram video, she shares tips on breaking free from this mindset and improving self-view.The Morning ShowMay 27
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Social media plays role in inspiring school shootings: Sen. MurphyU.S. Sen. Chris Murphy spoke with Margaret Brennan on CBS’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday, discussing school shootings in the country. He said, “Our social media companies have a lot to answer for because these would-be killers whose brains are breaking, often find inspiration for the crime that they are contemplating online… You have to...CrimeMay 26
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The trouble with mental health, social media, and the internetMental health disorders are not to be taken lightly and should be discussed with a professional, but the proliferation of using the internet and social media for self-diagnosis is causing concern. Dr. Monica Vermani, a Clinical Psychologist, has advice on what to do.Global News Morning BCMay 19
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Trillium Lakelands District School Board joins lawsuit against social media giantsA Lindsay, Ont., based school board is joining a lawsuit seeking billions from social media giants. The Trillium Lakelands District School Board alleges three parent companies have negligently designed addictive products that have caused disruption to the education system. Robert Lothian reports.EducationMay 29
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Maple Ridge funeral home posts vandalism video on social mediaA Maple Ridge funeral home is the latest to take to social media to lament the state of public disorder in its community, saying it has to deal with vandalism and property destruction virtually every day. Janet Brown reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 16
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N.S. EMO says people should check social media to see if an emergency alert is overThere are more calls to examine and change emergency communication throughout the province. The discussion involves provincial politicians and comes with questions about a recent emergency alert. Zack Power reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxMay 7
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Social media use increases weight-related bullying risk, study saysA University of Toronto study found adolescents are more likely to experience weight-related bullying online. As health reporter Katherine Ward explains, some social media platforms are more toxic than others.HealthApr 17
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How an Ontario social media lawsuit is hitting home on the PrairiesAs Ontario school boards are taking big social media giants to court, a Regina university professor says it’s a problem that isn’t too far from home. Moosa Imran has the story.Global News at 5 ReginaApr 2
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Ontario school boards suing social media giantsLast week, four of Ontario’s largest school boards launched a lawsuit against social media giants. Lawyer Duncan Embury, who is part of the firm representing the boards, joins Candace Daniel to discuss the need for social media change.Global News Morning TorontoApr 1
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Parenting Playbook: How to help your teen navigate social media in 2024Psychiatrist Dr. Ariel Dalfen shares expert perspectives on the implications of social media on children’s well-being, in light of recent developments such as Ontario school boards’ lawsuit against platforms like TikTok. Dr. Dalfen discusses solutions, parental concerns and insights into navigating the challenges posed by social media for teens.The Morning ShowApr 2
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Indigenous History Month chat with Mi’kmaw educator Jarvis GoogooWe check in with Mi’kmaw educator Jarvis Googoo to learn more about the success of his interesting and informative social media posts during Indigenous History Month.Global News Morning HalifaxJun 21
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Another mysterious monolith appears — this time in Las VegasFour years after strange monoliths attracted international attention and triggered conspiracy theories, yet another reflective pillar was discovered on a hiking trail in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announced the discovery on social media Monday.TrendingJun 19
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Prince William ‘Shakes It Off’ at Taylor Swift concertPrince William celebrated his 42nd birthday with a surprise dance at a Taylor Swift concert, delighting fans and social media alike. Royal expert Patricia Treble joins us for a roundup, discussing William’s birthday celebrations with Princess Charlotte and Prince George to see Taylor Swift at Wembley, and the viral selfie that followed. We also cover...The Morning ShowJun 24
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Local firefighters surprise Osoyoos birthday boyA South Okanagan parent took to social media over the weekend nervous no one would show up to her son’s birthday party. Hundreds of people responded to the post and some even, including the Osoyoos Fire Department, came out to surprise the birthday boy. Taya Fast has more.CanadaJun 13
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The Morning Show: June 19On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We look at the implications of the U.S Surgeon General’s proposed warning labels for social media. Plus, we talk about a sizzling prawn extravaganza with Mijune Pak. Also, we discuss stylish summer must-haves for your outdoor spaces with Susie Wall. Plus, we have essential ac tips to ensure...The Morning ShowJun 19
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Everyday Joe: Screen timeThere are renewed calls for politicians to legislate young people’s use of social media. Increased screen time has been linked to higher anxiety levels among teens and increased feelings of depression. Debate over the need to regulate has resurfaced in Quebec recently and for our Everyday Joe, it’s a no-brainer.Jun 9