Jay Goldberg is the Canadian Affairs Manager for the Consumer Choice Centre and is based out of Brantford, Ontario.
Jay holds a BA, MA, and PhD in Political Science. Previously, Jay was the Ontario Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation and a policy fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto.
Jay has a weekly column in the Toronto Sun and has been featured on CTV, Global News, CP24, CBC News and various other major Canadian news outlets.
VIDEO & SPEAKING
Banning flavored vapes means more cigarette smokers | DC News Now
David Clement of the Consumer Choice Center appeared on HillTV on DCNEWSNOW to discuss bans on flavo ...
red vape products.
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The federal overhaul on cannabis is HUGE for consumers | DC News Now
Yael Ossowski joined DC News Now, part of Nexstar Media, to break down the consumer case for reform ...
on marijuana scheduling.
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Bonds and affordability in the UK | TalkTV
Mike Salem of the Consumer Choice Center joined TalkTV to talk about the UK economy and affordabilit ...
y for consumers.
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Stand against Canada's dubious BAN on teen social media and chatbots use
Bans on teens using social media and AI chatbots may be politically popular in Canada, but they're t ...
echnically dubious and constitutionally a huge question mark.
What's more, why cut our growing generations off from new and innovative tech?
Consumer Choice Center Deputy Director Yaël Ossowski is interviewed on @ForumDailyNews with anchor Theresa Skubic.
https://consumerchoicecenter.org
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Cannabis Officially RESCHEDULED in the United States | HillTV
President Trump has ordered the rescheduling of cannabis as a Schedule III drug, a landmark action b ...
y the American federal government in its approach to regulating consumer access to marijuana and investment by legitimate businesses. Yael Ossowski explains for DCNewsNow by HillTV
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MAHA's Wrongheaded, Brussels Approach to Food | GB News
RFK Jr. and the MAHA movement have the potential to do a lot of good, but they run afoul of common s ...
ense on food production and additives proven safe for consumers. Stephen Kent makes his case on GB News.
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MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS
Consumers call on Smith to reject Private Member’s Bill banning flavoured vapes
Consumers call on Smith to reject Private Member’s Bill banning flavoured vapes Toronto, ON: The Consumer Choice Center is calling...
Carney’s new housing policies must not remain Ontario-specific