Many provinces have provided no guidance on AI use in classrooms. We must be guided by first principles in developing our approach
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Posted inDevelopment Aid
Elizabeth May launches Parliament’s first all-party peace caucus
All-party peace caucus will create a space for MPs to discuss peace initiatives as defence spending climbs
Posted inPolitics & Policy
EU-Canada rhetoric on critical minerals exceeds firm commitments: sources
‘Each summit we say ‘critical minerals, critical minerals,’ then the money does not come … it’s only talk’: Stéphane Dion
Posted inCommentary
Editorial: A World Bank for defence, without the world
Carney has been championing a multilateral defence bank. But its backers are small, its premise shaky, and Canada would shoulder most of the risk
Posted inTech
Canada’s place at the AI frontier
Domestic research shaped the industry, but the biggest developers grew abroad. Experts say Ottawa still has reason to invest at home
Posted inHealth
Dental care needs better communication: auditor general
Report finds program is mostly efficient, but that many people in it don’t know how much dental care it covers
Posted inHealth
Permanent daylight savings time a step back for health, researchers say
Many Canadians will be relieved to not have to change their clocks Nov. 1. Health researchers have concerns
Posted inHealth
Ottawa allows advance requests for MAID
Provinces will need to allow advance requests. Doctors, ethicists and dementia advocates say advance requests present challenges
Posted inEnergy & Environment
As Ottawa loosens pesticide rules, Europe moves to tighten them
Canada is relaxing its pesticide laws just as the EU is considering tightening pesticide residue limits on food imports
Posted inPolitics & Policy
Lawsuit challenges mandatory Indigenous land acknowledgements
An Ontario court hears arguments on whether a school board can require school councils to open meetings with Indigenous land acknowledgements