Carney’s shaky digital and AI government initiatives a blow to transparency and accountability  

The feds are opting to diminish the public’s access to information and privacy, ending any pretence of consumer and taxpayer protection, and introducing data centres that generate too much misinformation.
Mark Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government has made recent moves that contribute to the lessening of meaningful support for public participation, protection, and well-being, writes Ken Rubin.

OTTAWA—The Carney government's fast-paced changes keep pushing the already shaky requirements for transparency further down the ladder.

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