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The Liberal Party is gearing up for a tech crackdown - The Logic Canada’s ruling party wants to embrace AI. It also wants to regulate it.

AI guardrails are coming to Canada, thanks in large part to Quebec. My latest #quebecink column, via @thelogic.co

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A pipeline through Quebec could finally happen. But there’s a problem - The Logic Over 65 per cent of voters in Quebec opted for parties who want to build pipelines through the province. After years of objection, such a project may no longer make sense.

Quebecers, long reticent about having #Alberta oil and gas pipelines cut across the province, are suddenly bullish on the idea. But they might be too late to the party.

My #quebecink column, via @thelogic.co

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Quebec has a secret weapon in the trade war - The Logic Hydro-Québec generates enormous quantities of clean, cheap energy and has deals in place to increase supply to the U.S. in the coming years. That gives it power—and leverage.

"Quebec’s spiel-free approach to #Trump doesn’t mean the province lacks Ontario-grade leverage over its southern neighbour. In fact, it has more—and appearances aside, Hydro-Québec CEO Michael Sabia isn’t afraid to wield it."

Latest #Quebecink column, via @thelogic.co
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The digital scandal that could bring down the Quebec government - The Logic Quebec’s grand plan to digitize its system for licensing automobiles and drivers is over budget and technically flawed. For Premier François Legault, it could become a fin de régime crisis.

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"Much like Musk, Éric Caire gained prominence in govt by ingratiating himself to the boss. Like Musk, Caire has underscored how digital transformation is a big, important job requiring expertise, not slavish political devotion."

My latest #quebecink, via @thelogic.co