Brexit
B.C. firm AggregateIQ denies misleading probe into Facebook data scandal
The company has been accused of lying to MPs on two separate occasions — first from whistle-blower Christopher Wylie, and later from a security researcher. Continue reading
Scottish parliament votes against U.K.’s Brexit legislation, complicating London’s plan to leave EU
Although the Scottish parliament has no veto over the bill, the refusal to give consent sets up an unprecedented constitutional clash between Edinburgh and London. Continue reading
Companies will now have to tell Canadian consumers when their privacy is breached — and do it quickly
After close to three years, the government is finally pushing through regulations to require companies to tell Canadian consumers when their personal information is compromised. Continue reading
AggregateIQ worked for Brexiters. It also worked with the BC Greens
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
B.C. Green party hired AggregateIQ in 2016 to work on a new voter contact database and a new website. Continue reading
‘Iconic’ British passport to be made in Europe after Brexit
Britain, which adopted burgundy passports in 1988 in line with EU recommendations, will switch back to the “iconic” dark blue it had used for decades. Continue reading
Here’s what the Liberals paid Cambridge Analytica’s Chris Wylie to do — and what they say he didn’t do
The Liberal Caucus Research Bureau paid $100,000 in 2016 to the man at the heart of an international scandal over the mining of private information of 50 million Facebook users. But what exactly did Christopher Wylie do for them? Continue reading
Push for free movement of Canadians, Kiwis, Britons and Australians gains momentum
Wouldn’t it be nice to spend four months a year in the Australian sun with no visa? One non-profit organization is pushing for free movement between Canada, Australia, the U.K. and New Zealand. Continue reading
Theresa May defeated over Brexit plan, after own party members rebel
The government was “disappointed” by the vote, a spokeswoman said in a statement. Continue reading
Roy Green: Where populism meets democratic rights
I suspect Canadians are just as ready as Americans were Nov. 8, 2016, to shock experts and their expectations. Continue reading
Britain, European Union leaders fall short of cementing Brexit deal
The leaders said they fell just short of reaching what the EU considers “sufficient progress” on the divorce issues. Continue reading
