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Allison Harell

Montreal
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Majorité libérale à Ottawa : une dynamique nouvelle et inespérée

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By Allison Harell, Daniel Rubenson, Laura Stephenson, Lewis Krashinsky
| The Conversation
En avril 2025, les électeurs canadiens ont choisi l’improbable en réélisant un gouvernement libéral minoritaire, cette fois-ci sous la houlette du nouveau chef Mark Carney. Un an plus tard, grâce à leurs trois victoires aux élections partielles de lundi, ils arrachent une courte majorité pour la première fois depuis 2019.
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Carney gets his majority: Liberal victory in ‘unwinnable’ 2025 election could explain his growing support

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By Allison Harell, Daniel Rubenson, Laura Stephenson, Lewis Krashinsky
| The Conversation
A year ago this month, Canadians delivered a result that seemed impossible just a few weeks earlier: another Liberal minority government, this time under newly chosen leader Mark Carney. Now, after three byelections, the Liberals have a majority for the first time since 2019. It’s been an astonishing reversal of fortune for the Liberals. For more than two years, the Conservatives had held a comfortable advantage in the polls. Many analysts treated a Conservative victory as all but inevitable.
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The missing voices at AI conferences

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By Allison Harell, Laura Stephenson, Tammy Mackenzie
| Policy Options Politiques Magazine
(Version française disponible ici) Policymaking should be a society-wide effort, including elected officials, government employees, academics, business leaders, civil society groups and individuals. In theory, each of us should be able to participate. These days, a lot of people are attending conferences on artificial intelligence (AI) around Canada and the world, and the topic is getting increasing media attention.
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