Opinion

I recently had the privilege of engaging in a thought-provoking conversation with renowned futurist and founder of the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit, Stephen Ibaraki, on the boundless potential of technology in the upcoming decade.

The summer has come to an end and the business of everyday life is top of mind for many of our residents as the busy autumn season begins.

CONSTANCE BAY – Branch 616 renovations started on Saturday, Sept. 2. The branch was closed on those days; now we are open at the regular time with bar service from the kitchen for the duration of the construction.

In the world we live in, where technology reigns supreme and science fiction becomes reality, there’s an unsettling truth we must grapple with: we are becoming hackable beings.

As we head into August, the final month of summer recess before the House of Commons resumes, I’m speaking directly with residents to hear your feedback, stopping in at local businesses, working with my new provincial counterpart (more on that below!), and getting up to speed on the functions of my new role as minister.

Of all the rural communities within Ottawa, we believe the Village of Carp deserves much more attention.