
The Observer. Contrary to what’s often claimed, getting information is now often harder, not easier, with the development of the Internet. At least that’s true if you define “information” as being reliable, unbiased, fact based knowledge. If large numbers of people depend on social media as their principle information sources, it’s no wonder we’re in trouble. As this report documents, fake news on social media now constitutes a serious threat to our well-being now and in the future. And that applies to more than just the global, ecological crises on which this article focuses. It applies equally to local politics and action. [ARTICLE LINK]
I also recommend the more sustainable/affordable/progressive candidates vetted at this website: https://www.climatevotenanaimo.com/
Thank you for putting my thoughts into words. Too many on current council use the province's negligence as an excuse…
The council is responsible for the citizens well being safety food security and sheltor for ALL
As I see it every time people will tell you what they think we all want to hear,and after elected…
Dan, a case of “those who know don’t speak, and those who speak don’t know”?
I see no reason to believe that the electorate is more or less informed this cycle, but I have noticed…