Surrey mayor pleads with social-media platforms to ban criminal content
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Surrey's mayor is urging social media companies to do more to ban violent content on their platforms. As Johna Baylon reports, it comes in light of a recent shooting at a Surrey cafe that was filmed and shared widely online.
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