HeyJaredDavid Delaney
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DAVID DELANEY: Alberta referendum should concern all Canadians (opens the original)
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Alberta’s fast-approaching Oct. 19 referendum is much more than the offering of a tepid question on the future of that province in our country. Its real purpose, while clearly trying to assuage the perennial heartbeat of an element whose lifeblood flows through veins of a forever discounted body-politic, is to reconstitute our country’s institutional framework. In this sense, it is a referendum that should concern all of us. Should its questions draw even substantial affirmative support, count o
DELANEY: An AI data centre for Cape Breton is worth a look (opens the original)
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Talk of our so-called trade war with the United States is the dominant focus of public discussion and media fixation. There is, however, another issue which most certainly will be of longer-lasting and more significant impact. It is, of course, the burgeoning development and utility of artificial intelligence technology. Artificial Intelligence, or “A.I., as it is more commonly called, is at the forefront of Western economic growth. We are well past the point of debating whether to use AI. The g
DELANEY: Established order signs off on Portapique Mass Casualty Commission report (opens the original)
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At the end of August of this year, the third and final report of the progress monitoring committee regarding the 2020 Portapique shooting spree was released. Chaired by Myra Freeman, a well-ensconced member of Nova Scotia’s political and economic establishment, it provided an update on the status of recommendations made by the previous Mass Casualty Commission (MCC). That blue-ribbon panel was entrusted with reporting on how our systems of policing and government can best prevent such gruesome a
OPINION: Community concern in New Waterford (opens the original)
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On Aug. 19, a packed New Waterford and District Community Centre bore witness to a meeting of concern attended by local residents, police, politicians and others, all sharing a concern for what is the growing drug and crime problem in that community. Meetings of such concern may often be approached with a skeptical, if not cynical eye. Manifestations of seeming populist discontent often bring with them a degree of dubious legitimacy. We see them as lacking sound factual and rational bases and in
OPINION: Real challenge of Liberal leadership race to wake up dormant base (opens the original)
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Provincial Liberal leadership race drawing little attention as membership yawns its way to pick a new party boss. Nova Scotia Liberals are now focusing their attention on the selection of a new party leader. As is the case for any party in opposition, the contest has thus far drawn little public attention. It is an inside-the-beltway pursuit for party acolytes and the two would-be leaders and their respective supporters. The general public has little time for the comings and goings of an opposit
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