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Google monopoly trial kicks off, Canada public policy head steps down

News | 09/15/2023 4:48 pm EDT
Google's campus in Mountain View, California (Photo via Wikipedia).

Colin McKay, head of Canada public policy and government relations at Alphabet Inc.’s Google, has left the company, announcing his departure in a LinkedIn post on Wednesday. 

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