Elections

The verdict of the election is here. So what is going to happen to the future of digital policy in Canada?

In election 2019, the Conservatives ran a campaign mimicking U.S. Republicans: presenting themselves to voters as a low-tax, anti-government party, comfortable with a social conservative agenda.

An impressive consensus, about 65 per cent, on basics like climate, was spread across at least four parties, determined to throttle each other.

Claiming that Albertans feel "betrayed" and "unwelcome in our own country," Jason Kenney has clearly hit the sweet spot of Alberta politics: raging against Ottawa.