epac: The Hansard Chatbot

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epac turns Hansard into a chatbot. Follow parliamentary debate in a conversational format on topics important to you, organized in a thoughtful manner.

epac is a civic engagement tool that keeps Canadians in touch with their government. Debates in the House of Commons are displayed in a group chat format that makes it easy to see which members of parliament are actively engaging in debate. It also lets you follow the conversation on topics that affect you as a Canadian.

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Developed by
Sunny Purewal
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iOS
Date Published
April 1, 2017
Keywords
  • Parliament
  • Hansard
  • Government
  • House of Commons

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