I’m happy to announce I’m the latest @UWaterloo alum to join the @uwaterlooalumni Global Ambassador Team for Northern Ontario. I welcome any #nont#northern#UWaterloo students or alumni to connect.
Researchers analyzed 25 years of Landsat data over Canada - between 1985 and 2010 - to establish where forests had burned (orange) or been logged (purple). What do you notice?
@nenshi The probability is not zero that this cavalier treatment of personal data gets a women killed by her ex who hunts her down or her kids kidnapped.
Everyone complicit is guilty of gross negligence and potentially more serious crimes.
Is this what a “free” Alberta is about?
NEW: In the month after he ordered civil servants back to the office because he said people perform better at work, Doug Ford regularly worked from his Etobicoke home and via Microsoft Teams. #OnPoli https://t.co/JIOsU4bdBj
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BREAKING
Ford government votes to hide all emails and communications back to 1988, including:
- The gas plants scandal
- The e-Health scandal
- Highway 407 sale
- Green Energy deals
- Greenbelt deals
- Skills Development Funding
- Therme Spa
- Science Centre closure
#BREAKING: Doug Ford was in such a rush to hide his phone records that his Freedom of Information changes quietly received royal assent this morning, on a Friday, with the Legislature not even sitting.
I have sent urgent letters to:
1. The Secretary of Cabinet
2. The RCMP
3. Ontario's Information and Privacy Commissioner
Each is being asked to act immediately to safeguard evidence related to the Greenbelt scandal before this government can destroy it.
As Premier, I will reverse these changes and restore transparency, trust, and faith in our democracy.
#BREAKING: The Ford government just scheduled late-night sittings – until midnight – to ram through FOI changes.
Just when you thought this government couldn’t get any worse, they’re now scheduling late night sittings to quietly change the rules, hoping to keep Ontarians in the dark.
This truly ought to be a no-brainer call for any government: people don’t like to be ripped off, surveilled, or treated differently from their peers.
Algorithm pricing does all three of those things.
Grocery prices are up 30% in five years. Families are spending $1,000 more just to buy the same food.
And now grocery giants and tech companies are teaming up to use AI-powered algorithms and electronic shelf labels to charge you even more for the same carton of eggs, based on your data, your searches, what you click.
This is called surveillance pricing, and I'm bringing a vote to ban it in Ontario.
Manitoba's NDP government banned it. Doug Ford can too. He just has to choose people over corporations.
We have sent a notice to cease & desist to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Having rain fall inside a stadium with a closed retractable roof is the intellectual property of the Montreal Expos.