Canadian party includes open source software in election platform
As a Canadian Federal Election looms, the Green Party of Canada, releases its platform, including a section on Free/Libre Open Source Software.
Here's what the Green Party has to say on the topic:
7. Open source computer software
As computer hardware improves, it is important that software programs are readily modifiable by the people who buy and use them. Developing alongside the proprietary software sector is Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS). This software is generally available at little or no cost, making it very popular in the developing world.
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