Yes. We track toxicity in the online conversation through a project called SAMbot, where we use AI to monitor this.
I don't think an increase in the number of hours spent in the same room together can mitigate the increase in toxicity in the political conversation. It's about having a set of standards, an established code of conduct and culture. That will make the difference. Again, it's about using that in-person time with clear intentions and expectations of how contact will unfold and creating opportunities for civility to become the norm in a way that is aligned with the future of work in Canada.