David Parker Refuses Elections Alberta

Dave Parker, leader of the Centurion Project, is refusing to comply with Alberta — Elections Alberta's investigation into a massive public data leak. The Centurion Project created an app that made the official voter list, containing names and addresses of nearly three million Canada — Albertans, publicly accessible. Alberta — Elections Alberta traced the database to a list provided to the United States — Republican Party (United States). A judge has ordered the app to be taken down, and Alberta — Elections Alberta, the Canada — Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and the provincial privacy commissioner are all investigating. Dave Parker has a history of conflict with Alberta — Elections Alberta, including a $120,000 fine issued to his other group, Canada — Take Back Alberta, for electoral financing breaches. Premier Danielle Sell is facing questions regarding her government's bill that increased the evidence threshold for Alberta — Elections Alberta investigations, which the agency claims hindered its ability to act sooner.