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NDP gets A-, Conservatives get D+ in OpenMedia ‘report card’

Brief | October 8, 2015

Internet advocacy group OpenMedia released a “report card” Thursday ranking the federal parties’ digital policies ahead of the election, in which the NDP received an overall grade of A- while the Liberals had a C and the Conservatives a D+.

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