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Could robots take your job? How automation is changing the future of workAutomation is increasingly looking like a viable alternative in some fields amid a tight labour market. But what jobs could benefit from a robotic hand, and which are at risk?EconomyAug 5
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5 songs you must hear this week: 18 July 2022This week's list features some familiar names from the past along with something from the kid of Our Kid.EntertainmentJul 18
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Calgary restaurant puts ‘really cool’ robot to work serving mealsMore and more Canadians in the food service industry are finding an unusual new solution to their staffing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.FeaturesJun 6
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Grocery work shifting amid increasing automation and online sales, Ontario report findsA sweeping new report on the state of Ontario's grocery industry paints a picture of a sector where jobs are rapidly changing as retailers dive deeper into e-commerce, automation.ConsumerMay 26, 2021
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How robotics are changing jobs in CanadaCanadian firms that employed robots have also hired more human workers, contrary to what you may instinctively believe, says Joshua A. Marshall of Queen's.CommentaryFeb 27, 2021
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The 5-minute shopping spree. How robots are turbo-charging your online ordersThe 'fourth' industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, is all about automation, machine learning, robotics and artificial intelligence. Is Canada keeping pace with the leap forward?TechJan 30, 2021
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Women more likely than men to see jobs transformed by automation: StatCanA new study raises questions about whether female workers are more likely to struggle with the tech changes spurred by COVID-19.MoneySep 24, 2020
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Robots don’t get sick. Will COVID-19 speed up workplace automation?Automation could increase as companies seek to "pandemic-proof" their businesses. Tasha Kheiriddin says this could have huge implications for the economy.CommentaryApr 23, 2020
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Self-serve options growing beyond checkoutsWork, kids, and a million other things -- people are just always busy and that means a lot of us are looking for convenience.ConsumerDec 27, 2019
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Robotics and automation classes to be offered in Saskatchewan schoolsRobotics and automation classes are now available in Saskatchewan schools after being piloted in 18 school divisions previously.EducationSep 5, 2019
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