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Drones, licence plate recognition, part of Vancouver police’s new techAs part of a Drone as First Responder Program, the Vancouver police will be the first in Canada to deploy six Skydio X10 drones.CrimeJun 10
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Should AI training start in kindergarten? What we know about Ottawa’s planAn MIT study published in November 2025 found that using AI chatbots like ChatGPT erodes critical thinking skills, even among adults.CanadaJun 5
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Russia calls Canada ‘warmonger’ over Ukraine drone deal, threatens responseRussia's foreign ministry spokesperson vowed to publish the addresses of all Canadian production facilities participating in the drone deal.WorldJun 10
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Canada imposes new Russian sanctions during G7 meeting with ZelenskyyIn 2026, Canada has provided $2.8 billion in military assistance to Ukraine, imposed sanctions on more than 3,400 individuals and entities as well as 600 vessels.CanadaJun 16
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Canada’s AI strategy to be released as survey suggests public trust gapArtificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says the strategy will be titled 'AI for All' and will emphasize building Canadians' trust in the technology.PoliticsJun 3
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Alberta government announces investment of more than $1 billion in student aidMore than $1 billion has been invested by the Alberta government for post-secondary education student aid ahead of June 3rd applications.EducationJun 1
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Meta says hackers can no longer access accounts through its AI chatbotMeta says it has resolved an issue that allowed hackers to trick its AI assistant into granting access to other users' accounts, according to media reports.TrendingJun 2
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Fight against organized crime, extortion and gangs in Alberta gets $8-million boostThe fight against against organized crime, extortion and gang activity in Alberta is getting an $8-million boost in funding from the province.CrimeMay 28
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After Pope slams AI, can employees request religious AI exemptions at work?The Pope's sweeping manifesto calls for the robust regulation of artificial intelligence, warning in his 42,300-word encyclical letter that 'technology is not simply a tool.'CanadaJun 2
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Immigration lawyers say automation is partly driving a massive Federal Court backlogImmigration cases at Federal Court have more than quadrupled since 2020, with some lawyers linking the surge to increased automation in visa processing and application reviews.CanadaMay 30
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Ottawa condemns Russia’s threats against firms in Canada-Ukraine drone dealThe Kremlin called Canada a 'warmonger' nation for signing the joint production deal and vowed to respond, including by publishing the addresses of Canadian firms.CanadaJun 11
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Replace Nutrition North with a new strategy, Inuit group urgesThe organization representing Inuit in Canada says the federal government program meant to subsidize the high cost of food in the region, isn't working and should be scrapped.CanadaJun 9
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Offside, yellow cards, penalty kicks: Your guide to key World Cup rulesWith the countdown for the FIFA World Cup's kickoff drawing closer and closer, here is a guideline of new rules and breakdowns of how certain plays work.CanadaJun 11
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Canadian intelligence officers visit Quebec company after sniper rifles turn up in RussiaThe briefing took place after Global News reported in October that social media posts showed Cadex rifles for sale in Moscow and in the hands of Russian snipers.CanadaMay 12
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Surrey School District superintendent made more than half a million dollars last yearSurrey is the largest school district in B.C., with more than 83,000 children enrolled. However, it has struggled recently with insufficient classrooms and support.EducationMay 7
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Trump official tried to ban voting machines in half of U.S. states: sourcesSources say White House adviser Kurt Olsen, a lawyer Trump has tasked with proving widely debunked election-rigging claims, pushed a plan to target Dominion voting machines.U.S. NewsMay 22
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Apple, Google say lawful access bill could undermine user safety, privacyThe testimony comes amid increasing concerns from privacy experts and technology service providers about the controversial measures in Bill C-22.CanadaMay 26
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B.C. premier tells crowd about AI optimism despite energy, safety concernsThe premier said BC Hydro as a public utility gives the province a "huge advantage" because of its low energy costs and clean output.TechMay 12
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Ineligible OSAP payments up 800% since 2020 as misrepresentation investigations riseAlthough the number of investigations and value of ineligible payments has increased significantly, it remains a relatively small portion of the funds issued to students.PoliticsMay 14
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Social media and AI ban for New Brunswick youth a possibility: HoltThere are calls for New Brunswick to bring in a social media ban for young people, and to reconsider its inclusion of AI chatbots in its draft curriculum for the anglophone sector.CanadaMay 13