Jesse Cnockaert is an Animator at The Hill Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, economic policy, and energy regulation, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence and its implications across various sectors. Jesse's work has been featured in The Hill Times.
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By: Jesse Cnockaert
Changes implemented the bill include making federal parties to submit privacy policies to the Canada's Chief Electoral Office, but critics are argue there are still no meaningful restrictions on what the parties can do with the data they gather.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Bill C-25 provides Commissioner of Canada Elections Caroline Simard, the enforcer of the Canada Elections Act, new authority to compel witnesses to provide testimony and demand documents for investigations without obtaining a judge's warrant.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
A wave of Conservative infighting erupted after the Calgary Stampede, and the fall could be tough for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, say some, but Conservative Dan Mader says Poilievre’s leadership is secure.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
The clock is ticking down to an Aug. 19 deadline when U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to impose 50-per-cent duties on more than $20-billion worth of Canadian exports.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
With yet more American tariffs on Canadian imports looming, lobbyists are still hoping for a renewed trade deal and emphasize predictability is key.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
Transport Canada certification has 'got to keep pace with the new technologies that are coming forward,' including drones and autonomous aircraft, says Mike Mueller, president and CEO of Aerospace Industries Association of Canada.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
'I think it'll persist until there's a time when there is either a new leader, federally, or there's a change in government, provincially,' said Conservative strategist Jeff Rutledge.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
If AI superintelligence were developed anywhere on Earth, 'Canada’s sovereignty would be stripped away,' says Samuel Buteau, a consulting program officer for ControlAI.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
'For a lot of charities, there isn't a GR team lobbying every day...it's infrequent engaging with government, and that is something that we think should be continued,' says Imagine Canada VP Jodene Baker.
By: Jesse Cnockaert
CFIB CEO Dan Kelly says the trade war has triggered memories of the pandemic. ‘There are some parallels here in that it's a sudden emergency … and nobody's expecting it's going to go away in the very short-term.’
