Immersed in an active campaign instinct tends to trump deeper thought and analysis. They are intense experiences where every moment is taken trying to stay ahead of the competition and enthusing voters to your issue or candidate. Being able to tune out for a short time allowed me to step back and think how...
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Now in its 16th year, this wonderful event brings over 60 artists, artisans and musicians to the gardens - a sensory overload of ceramics, painting, jewelry, woodwork, art for the garden, glass, textiles and more, all in the incredible setting of Glendale.
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Open Data comes before Public Engagement - at least in my opinion. Any level of government that is seeking public input to a decision process must start by providing ALL information on the subject, and then seeking answers to questions provided through...
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Also good to remember - online access is not 'free'. Consumers pay for cable/broadband lines into their homes; and a computer with software. Adding secondary costs for what is essentially open news from many other sources is simply not sustainable. Professionals can, and will,...
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So, where is Canada? A good question and one that should be put to all political parties, municipal, provincial and federal - each of which have a policy making role in how internet services are provided through business licenses, bandwidth provisions, copyright law, spectrum...
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