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OpenAI refused to share Tumbler Ridge shooter’s chat history, B.C. attorney general says while filing California lawsuit (opens the original)
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OpenAI has refused to share the Tumbler Ridge mass shooter’s chatbot history with the B.C. government, Attorney General Niki Sharma said Monday while announcing the province’s lawsuit against the tech company has been filed in California. Sharma said the lawsuit, which was first announced back in July, will focus on OpenAI’s “failure to notify law enforcement” of shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar’s concerning ChatGPT use prior to February’s devastating attack. “The conversation between ChatGPT and th
Vancouver police discriminated against Black woman during traffic stop, tribunal finds (opens the original)
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A Black woman who was handcuffed by Vancouver police during a traffic stop has been awarded more than $26,000 after the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal found officers discriminated against her based on her race. Safiya Elshazly filed a complaint against the Vancouver Police Board—which employs the officers of the Vancouver Police Department—over the way she was treated as a passenger in a car that was pulled over for having one too many people inside in December 2020. Elshazly had been buckled up in
Private investigator hired to snoop on B.C. Conservative critics, lawyer says (opens the original)
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There is more turmoil within the B.C. Conservatives after allegations emerged that a private investigator was hired to snoop on critics of the party. Members raised concerns over the claims during an emergency caucus meeting held in downtown Vancouver late Wednesday night. Embattled Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay confirmed the party is looking into the allegations, but said she had “no knowledge” of any such person being hired. “I was unaware of it,” she said. “I can’t really respond. They are just
In the aftermath of 9/11, Vancouver firefighters raised $600,000 to support victims’ families (opens the original)
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On the sombre 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Vancouver firefighter Keith Stewart remembers not only the terrible loss of life—but the extraordinary efforts of those who stepped up to help in the face of tragedy. Stewart, now the deputy chief of Vancouver Fire Rescue Services, was finishing up a night shift on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, when word began to spread that there had been an attack on the World Trade Center in New York City. “The oncoming shift was arriving at the f
Unexpected months-long pool closure leaves Vancouver swim club scrambling (opens the original)
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Update, Aug. 22: The City of Vancouver says it has delayed the scheduled maintenance until January. Read more here. The original story follows. Swimmers in Vancouver are facing more frustration as another pool is set to close for months—an unexpected development that’s left at least one competitive swim club scrambling just weeks before the start of its season. In a statement to CTV News, the city confirmed Britannia Pool will be shut down from November to the following September for “critical u
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