The in-depth conversations around technology’s impact on our economy, society and democracy continue as co-hosts David Skok and Taylor Owen return for a second season of Big Tech.
How Anishinaabe legal structures can guide resource development decisions
Allan Rock describes threats to the 2019 Canadian election and new laws, policies and investments intended to anticipate and respond to them
Stephanie Carvin discusses the importance of policies that protect citizens’ security and privacy while promoting online trust and innovation.
Allan Thompson discusses the centuries-old connection between conflict and those witnessing it
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Eric Jardine explores issues related to contemporary influence operations and considers options for mitigating them
Neil Desai reflects on the realities of digitally-enabled crime and the barriers that police agencies now face when investigating them
