Yesterday, walking through the Pump Room Gardens in Leamington Spa, I stumbled upon their EcoFest 2023 day activities, advertised as – ‘learn more about how you can decrease your carbon footprint, increase your healthy eating & step outside more to explore beautiful local green spaces. Good for us, good for the planet.’
Well, my name may not be Joe, but last week after living here in Kelowna for 21 years, I took the Canadian Citizenship oath with 47 other New Canadians from over 24 Countries, a genuinely international social event.
Social media has become a powerful tool for free speech, allowing individuals to express their opinions and connect with others on a global scale. However, there are concerns that this freedom can sometimes lead to harmful or false information being spread and incite violence or hate speech. Some argue that regulations and internet advisory policies are necessary to ensure responsible use and protect users from harmful content. Others argue that such regulations could stifle free speech and limit the potential of social media as a platform for diverse voices. Ultimately, finding a balance between free expression and responsible use will require ongoing dialogue and collaboration between governments, tech companies, and users themselves to navigate the complex landscape of social media use.