Plus, Canadian Identity and Culture Minister Marc Miller has three new staff in his office, including Julia Carbone as a ...
What’s missing from recommendations in a recent Senate committee report is any investment in independent local news outlets.
We were told that culture would not be a bargaining chip in the discussions regarding CUSMA,' says Marie-Julie Desrochers of ...
The Canadian Tax Foundation’s Heather Evans is set to become commissioner of the Canada Revenue Agency on July 13, and faces 'a big, big job,' says CSG Senator Percy Downe.
It’s time for a critical shift in how our country plans and approves major infrastructure projects: adopt mandatory Agricultural Impact Assessments at the federal level.
Self-represented litigants are a large share of cases where AI-fabricated information has been documented before Canadian courts. They need to be part of our AI literacy efforts.
Self-represented litigants are a large share of cases where AI-fabricated information has been documented before Canadian courts. They need to be part of our AI literacy efforts.
As AI-generated content becomes cheaper and more realistic, strategists warn disclosure requirements alone won't preserve ...
How ironic that worries about ‘irresponsible’ outside bot manipulators prevail when departments themselves are starting to ...
The Carney government’s rationale for its planned bail out of British Columbia real estate developers follows Canada’s ...
Before it rose for the summer, the Red Chamber passed a motion limiting committee study on three government bills that have ...
Not using the request for proposal process creates the 'risk it will be almost like a sole source situation,' says Clem Srour ...
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