Is it time to delete Facebook?
With a federal election around the corner — and concerns surrounding the safety of Canadians' online data and, crucially, the security of democracy — some are wondering if Facebook is taking too big a bite out of their private life.
Ignoring subpeona, Zuckerberg, Sandberg were no-shows at Commons privacy & ethics committee meeting this week

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg skipped a House of Commons's privacy and ethics committee meeting on data privacy and democracy this week.
That lead to calls for a temporary shutdown of the social media service by one former Facebook investor. Conservative MP Bob Zimmer says the pair could be held in contempt of Parliament if they ignore a subpeona to testify.
With a federal election around the corner — and concerns surrounding the safety of Canadians' online data and, crucially, the security of democracy — some are wondering if Facebook is taking too big a bite out of their private life.
Our question this week: Is it time to delete Facebook?