Chuck
Marohn takes aim at the potential of automated vehicles.
The
CBC's Neil Macdonald makes a point many on the American left have argued, that
advocates for sane alternatives in American policy need to stand up and fight back.
Jen
Gerson has about half a point here where she talks about the reasonableness of
high-speed rail in Ontario. However, she undercuts herself by
pointing to Alberta as a sensible counter example.
John Michael McGrath points out that the plans for
high-speed rail in Ontario are actually less than they seem.
Steve Paikin writes about how the PC leadership race has
thrown the federal plan for carbon pricing into uncertainty.
From Twitter, the Cambridge Analytica scandal involved
the compromising of 600000 Canadian Facebook accounts.
Jagmeet Singh's brother will contest his Brampton seat in
the next provincial election.
From the New Yorker, Mark Zuckerberg should read 'A Tree Grows in Brooklyn'.
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