The Liberal leader quizzes the Governor of Maryland
Earlier this month, Cory Horner shut down one of my favourite bookmarks, howdtheyvote.ca. Cory explains his decision here.
Less than a week after Tony Clement announces the Harper government’s open government action plan, Tom Spears explains precisely how far the government has to go.
David Eaves reviews the government’s open data plans.
Tony Clement has unveiled the Harper government’s Action Plan on Open Government.
The same minister who helped use the “border infrastructure fund” to build gazebos and public toilets in his riding and left no official paper trail in doing so is also the government’s most prominent champion of open government policies.
Brian Brown considers the future of governance.
Aaron Swartz’s arrest reveals the limits of open access ‘hacktivism’
David Eaves commends the launch of CIDA’s new open data site.
For those of us who are interested in such things, here are the democratic reforms promised by the Liberals.
Michael Geist notes that the disrepute clause has been used since 2008 and considers the larger culture change at hand.
A note from Stockwell Day’s office, received just now in regards to the “disrepute” clause cited here.