Don Davies

I think our government is asleep at the switch, as it were, because I think that technology is moving much more rapidly and we don’t have any guardrails.

We can harness the best parts of AI and use that technology for positive purposes, but at the same time I think it’s... completely unregulated, and terribly dangerous if we don’t get some guardrails up on it soon,

I think our government is asleep at the switch, as it were, because I think that technology is moving much more rapidly and we don’t have any guardrails,

That’s U.S.-style, southern pork-barrel politics. And I don’t think Canadians support that.

The balance of power in this House was shifted not by voters in an election, but by political operatives in the backroom, holding private conversations hidden from the public.

Idlout’s decision is anti-democratic.

Whether or not there’s a majority government is fundamentally a decision of the Canadian people at the ballot box, and it should happen that way, not through backroom deals cut behind closed doors in Ottawa.

I think political opportunism has gotten to such a point in this place that it’s overriding fundamental respect for democracy.

I think what we need to do is rise above our own personal partisan interests and think of the health of our parliament to help our democracy and frankly the integrity of our voters.

The prospect of MPs being enticed by backroom deals emerges and the notion that only government members get resources for their constituencies smacks of the pork barrel politics more reminiscent of the United States deep south than in…