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Monthly Archives: October 2019
Celebrating an ordinary election
The more I think about it, the more I’m coming around to the opinion that yesterday’s election – and in fact the entire election campaign – was one of the most remarkable in my experience of Canadian elections, stretching back … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 election
Tagged 2019 federal election, Canadian politics, populism
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No longer liveblogging Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan, Bonus entry 10: Waterfront Toronto gets ready to make a choice
A couple of things stand out in Catherine McIntyre’s profile in The Logic of Waterfront Toronto Board chair Stephen Diamond. First, the headline, “The man who stood up to Sidewalk” is a bit premature. It’s certainly true and commendable that … Continue reading
Posted in Quayside
Tagged data governance, Google, privacy, Quayside, Sidewalk Labs, smart cities, Toronto smart city, Waterfront Toronto
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