City council to review proposed social media policy
The city's integrity commissioner has prepared a proposed social media policy for council members to review at the next code of conduct sub-committee meeting.
The suggested principles include guidance on blocking, a distinction between private and personal social media accounts, ensuring conduct on social media complies with the requirements of the code of conduct, and more.
Last fall, Coun. Mike Nickel avoided sanctions for violating city council's code of conduct. Earlier in the year he had called out fellow councillors on social media for "approving 'emergency bike lanes' during the COVID-19 pandemic" resulting in a review from integrity commissioner Jamie Pytel at the time.