EDITORIAL: Canada needs urgent regulation of Artificial Intelligence
Bill C-27 was tabled before the launch of ChatGPT and hence there have been various technological changes. Canada needs to rethink regulating AI urgently.
Read MoreBill C-27 was tabled before the launch of ChatGPT and hence there have been various technological changes. Canada needs to rethink regulating AI urgently.
Read MoreFederal workers and interns are getting a hike in their minimum wages starting April 1 rising to $17.30 per hour.
Read MoreJane Philpott announced she will be running as an independent candidate in the October 2019 federal elections on May 27, months after being dismissed from Justin Trudeau’s Liberal caucus.
Read MoreEach level of government has faced questions on the rise in gun violence in Canada’s largest city, but to many critics, the proposed legislation to address gun violence doesn’t go far enough.
Read MorePremier Kathleen Wynne visited Humber College Lakeshore campus Friday to a packed room of students and media in an attempt to boost her campaign.
Read MoreTrudeau Government Set The Foundation for Pharmacare, Ensuring it Becomes Beneficial Election Campaign.
Read MoreJustin Trudeau’s Liberal government gained a new MP Monday night as four by-elections led to the Liberals gaining traction preceding the federal election in 2019.
Read MoreHumber College has made several adjustments to ease students back into the revised school year.
Read MoreThe LGBTQ2+ community accounts for 49 per cent of Canada’s tourism dollars by bringing in $4.2 billion annually
Read MoreThe Liberal government announced new marijuana laws for the hopeful legalization in July 2018.
Read MoreOntario’s will be seeing relief from high hydro bills following a decade of steadily increasing rates and the Liberals’ steady decline in approval ratings.
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne announced a new plan Thursday morning that will reduce hydro rates by about 17% on the average bill.
That’s on top of the 8% reduction announced at the beginning of the year, making rates drop by a total of 25% on average.
Wynne said the rate relief strategy—which will kick in this summer—is built to last.
Read MoreA special all-party Parliamentary committee is recommending the federal government put forward a proposal for a proportional voting system.
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