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AI wildfire detectors in Vernon, B.C. to remain beyond pilot projectVernon Fire Rescue Services has been a research partner to test the emergent early wildfire detection technology called SenseNet in Vernon’s wildfire interface zone.FireJul 11
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How artificial intelligence could help farming become more efficient, sustainableThere is a network of so-called smart farms across Canada, led by Olds College of Agriculture & Technology in Alberta.FeaturesJun 17
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Two men charged over $2.5 million in alleged high-end car thefts in SurreyRCMP have announced charges against two men accused of stealing $2.5 million worth of high-end vehicles in Surrey, B.C.CrimeJun 6
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Donation to support accessible design of new Fredericton Performing Arts CentreThe donation will go towards universal design of the building, ensuring it goes above and beyond current accessibility standards .CanadaJun 27
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Putin floats sending weapons to North Korea, sparking concern from U.S.Putin suggested after a visit to North Korea this week that such weapons supplies to the isolated nuclear-armed country would be a mirror response to the Western arming of Ukraine.WorldJun 20
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Some provinces are banning cellphones in classes. Here’s where and whenAs of June, there are at least five provinces with restrictions that will come into place this fall, with Quebec's own measure having taken effect this past January.CanadaJun 23
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B.C ‘ReBoot’ documentary secures tech to play old tapes but more help neededBut, a new issue has popped up for the filmmakers. One of the manuals is missing for the decks and the pair do not know how to operate them to play the old tapes.EntertainmentJun 8
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Apple showcases new AI features. Here’s what to expectThe company said the technology will power new tools including those that can generate text and images and have the ability to retrieve and analyze information across its apps.ConsumerJun 10
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Malawi’s VP among 10 killed in plane crash, president saysMalawi’s vice president, Saulos Chilima, was among 10 people killed when a small military plane crashed in a mountainous region in the north of the country, the president saidWorldJun 11
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Can you opt out of letting Meta’s AI chatbot use your data? It’s not so simpleThe Meta AI chatbot embedded in the company's platforms — Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp — can be used for searches and to answer questions.TechJun 14
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Russia, North Korea sign ‘strongest ever treaty’. What’s in the deal?Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a new partnership that includes a vow of mutual aid if either country is attacked.WorldJun 19
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Hurricane Beryl churns past Jamaica after killing at least 6 in CaribbeanHurricane Beryl was roaring toward Jamaica on Wednesday, after the powerful Category 4 storm earlier killed at least six people in the southeast Caribbean.WeatherJul 3
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Amazon opens robotics warehouse in Calgary that comes with 1,500 jobsAmazon Friday opened it's YYC4 Fulfillment Centre with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The state-of-the-art warehouse features AI technology, robotics and 1500 new jobs.ConsumerMay 24
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Papua New Guinea evacuates thousands in path of deadly and ‘unstable’ landslideOfficials said the odds of finding survivors were slim, even as relief teams have trickled into the difficult-to-access northern Enga region of the Pacific nation since Friday.WorldMay 28
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Planning summer travel? When to book to get bang for your buckWhen it comes to booking a trip this summer, there are various ways you can save, including booking at least two to three months in advance and avoiding long weekends.CanadaJun 6
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Papua New Guinea landslide buries thousands, officials say. What to knowLocal authorities said more than 2,000 people were buried alive by the landslide in Enga province, more than three times the death toll estimated by the U.N.WorldMay 27
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From photos to pit manoeuvers: How the James Smith Cree Nation killing spree is changing the RCMPFourteen recommendations were directed at RCMP during coroner's inquests meant to improve how the organization responded to the mass casualty event.CanadaJun 6
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Is carbon pricing a politically feasible climate policy? What research saysResearch suggests the Liberals may be fighting a losing battle when it comes to carbon pricing.CanadaJun 1
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Disability benefit won’t lift Canadians in need above poverty line: advocatesDespite being touted by the Liberals as the budget’s largest line item, critics say the funding won't help the 1.4 million disabled people living in poverty across Canada.CanadaApr 22
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CFL announces health-and-safety initiatives regarding players’ equipmentThe two measures were among a host of health-and-safety initiatives announced by the league Wednesday.CanadaMay 16