Vanishing data: What information has gone missing?
Senior writer Anne Kingston wants to hear from you
Calling scientists, researchers, economists, librarians, civil rights groups, and anyone else affected by the vanishing data phenomenon. What data do you depend on that you cannot access? What can you no longer get that you used to rely on? How has your work been affected?
What are you missing? Email Anne.kingston@macleans.rogers.com or flag it in a tweet at #VanishingCanada.
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