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congressional hearing last year that bots and scalpers were responsible for high ticket prices. >> In a statement, live nation says this lawsuit won't reduce ticket prices or service fees and distracts from real solutions that would decrease prices and protect fans. What could it mean? >> In canada, we always say more competition is more choices for canadians. So obviously we're going to be looking at what has been announced in the united states. >> Any investigation in this country would come from the competition bureau, which reached a settlement with live nation over extra fees in 2018. >> They are most likely watching very carefully what the americans are doing, and then they would have to decide whether they think that they would like to investigate it. >> The case follows years of backlash from concert goers. It could be many more years before it's settled. Eric sorensen, "global news" toronto a man from british columbia who recently celebrated his 100th birthday has, of course, seen many changes in canada over the years, including how people of different ethnic backgrounds are treated. >> Kylie stanton introduces us to wayne chow, whose paper trail illustrates the many challenges chinese canadians faced over the years. >> I thought balloon when you hit certain milestones in life, you can't help but smile. >> My dad turned 100 on may the 4th. >> Wayne wing chow celebrated surrounded by family and friends , a chance to honor just how far he's come in this life, given the world he was born into. >> It just happens that his hundredth birthday. >> It's pretty close to the 100th anniversary of the 1923 chinese exclusion act. >> At just seven weeks old, chow became one of the first chinese canadians ever documented, with a ci or chinese immigration certificate. >> At the bottom of the certificate, it says this certificate does not establish legal status in canada. >> Throughout his childhood in cumberland and university degree in manitoba, he held on to that piece of paper. >> It's not your dad's store. No. >> It was with him when he got married, raised five children and moved back to B.C. for a job with bc hydro. Out of sight. But never out of mind for some reason, like he knew the importance of it. >> My oldest sister, gaylene, was looking in a safety deposit box, just probably three years ago and found it. But the timing , much like chow's birthday, coincided with bigger things. >> The opening of the chinese canadian museum and its exhibit, the paper trail. >> It sheds light on this history, and it makes it very personal. >> Oceans of ink, reams of paper, roughly 400 ci certificates are on display. >> Chow's is one of them. What provides an unflinching look at the chinese exclusion act. >> I think for chinese canadians, it is an affirmation. Aon. This was part of, again, our history. And these stories are not just in the shadows. From 1923 to 1947. No chinese fundamentally could enter this country. >> A century later, the chow's say that was then. >> This is now. But of course, my dad can personally see the change. Change lessons have been learned, lives have been built, and 100 years later, that's something to smile about. Kylie stanton, "global news" >> Now to some stunning new images to show you that are literally out of this world. The european space agency released this. Five images from the euclid telescope. They feature unprecedented views of a star forming region in the milky way and clusters of hundreds of galaxies. Now, the telescope will spend the next few years gathering images to help scientists understand two of the universe's greatest mysteries dark matter and dark energy. And that is what's making national and international news. For this friday, may 24th, you are This portion of Global News Morning is brought to you by Tom's Heating and Cooling Call Tom's today, someone you can trust At Wolfe Lawyers, serving Peterborough and the surrounding area is what drives our dedication for each and every client that steps into our office. We want to ensure that every member of the community is given the treatment they deserve. If you're injured in an accident, or have been denied a disability benefit from an insurance company, call us for a free consultation and make sure your rights are protected. Make the most of your summer at Trent University. Experience how flexible summer learning can be.On campus courses are offered morning, afternoon and evening and online courses allow you to study when its convenient for you. Choose from over 200 courses from business and forensics to genetics and

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