Marlo Glass is a Reporter at Canoe Media Services. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, current affairs, and economic policy, with a particular focus on events and conferences across Canada. Marlo's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Toronto Star, Edmonton Journal, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Marlo Glass has a strong focus on local news in Ottawa, Ontario, and Canada. Her coverage heavily revolves around evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news with a particular emphasis on crime-related topics.
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By: Marlo Glass
The CRA lacks transparency, and 'continues to mislead Canadians ... and it’s a problem that needs to be addressed,’ says Senator Percy Downe after the taxpayers' ombud's report detailed a 27 per cent year-over-year increase in complaints.
By: Marlo Glass
‘Companies should not have the ability to use your behaviour, your location, your profile, your vulnerabilities, or your personal information to charge unfair prices,’ said AI and Digital Innovation Minister Evan Solomon. ‘Your personal information should not be used against you for price gouging.’
By: Marlo Glass
Some post offices in ‘overserviced’ urban areas will have to close, said Canada Post CEO Doug Ettinger, in order for the Crown corporation to ‘invest in service improvements and address longstanding challenges in some rural, remote, and northern communities.’
‘The whole world moves a lot faster than legislation, and it might be the type of thing where the legislation is always a bit out of date,' says Lori Turnbull, who took part in the House's speedy study of the Strong and Free Election Act.
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Both Bill C-34 and Bill C-36 rely heavily on a regulatory office for enforcement. Officials estimate the Digital Safety and Data Protection Commission could be running 18 to 24 months after the legislation comes into effect, but experts say the proposed regulator brings 'huge concerns.'
The bureaucracy lost about 12,600 jobs last year, with term, casual, and student positions cut at a higher rate in the core public administration, while indeterminate roles dropped by 1.7 per cent.
By: Marlo Glass
Veteran investigative journalist Dean Beeby says the Liberals’ proposed changes, including shielding emails and texts from access-to-information requests, is 'regressive' and 'should be scrapped.'
By: Marlo Glass
‘As a central agency with the essential role of supporting the prime Minister and cabinet ... PCO ought to demonstrate a clear and sustained commitment to transparency,’ says Information Commissioner Caroline Maynard in her recent annual report.
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National Defence says its Carling Campus has approximately 10,000 employees but just about 5,000 parking spaces, while ESDC says some office locations will need additional workspaces. Environment and Climate Change Canada is expecting a phased approach at several offices.
