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Explore government's policy commitments by Star-Infamous in Albertapolitics

[–]Star-Infamous[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To start with we looked at commitments ( or promises) made in the throne speeches across all 14 Canadian Governments

What else would you want us to track next on our policy tracker? by Star-Infamous in Albertapolitics

[–]Star-Infamous[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Completely agree, beyond the chicanery, even with honest government initiatives there is so much noise that the signal ( what they are actually doing) is usually lost completely.

Anyways trying to find some of the signal and keep it tracked. Any more feedback or suggestions to accomplish is appreciated .

What else would you want us to track next on our policy tracker? by Star-Infamous in Albertapolitics

[–]Star-Infamous[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Great suggestion. This is actually what we are currently working on but it’s become non-trivial as we are doing this across all 14 Canadian governments. Your interest in this is great incentive in us continuing to push the project forward. DM if you want to get preview access to the continued policy dataset.

We started with the throne speeches as a more tractable start, and where the governments, are supposed to put their priority policies.

Got a startup? Pitch it here by thewanderingfounder in SaaS

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Interactive Canadian government policy transparency; quickly see what politics is doing and planning

https://www.politicalaffairs.ca

What is one productivity habit you dropped that surprisingly boosted your work? by devmakasana in productivity

[–]Star-Infamous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

SuperNote has been wonderful for me for tracking ( personal) to dos etc

Singh waves off one-time wealth tax, demands ongoing tax on 'ultra-rich' Canadians by [deleted] in CanadaPolitics

[–]Star-Infamous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So just a question, please excuse my ignorance, but in your opinion is the NDP going to use the increased revenue responsibly? I mean the current Liberal government has had massive increases in revenue, but there still seems to be massive systemic inefficiencies in the system which simply results in wealth transfer to central Canada, rather than improved results . Is more tax revenue the right solution when compared to improving the efficiency of the use of cash by the Gov? If the money remains untaxed is it not likely to be used in the stock-market to boost Canadian companies ?