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Parliament to address AI safety, Carney says after Tumbler Ridge ChatGPT reports (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said Parliament will address AI safety this fall after media reports suggested OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot coached the Tumbler Ridge shooter. But it's not clear if Carney was referring to the Liberals’ already-proposed digital safety bill or to separate legislation. "This will be one of the issues that will be addressed in Parliament in this session," Carney said at a news conference on Tuesday. British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma has asked the federal
Canadian says Meta won't let her talk to a human after killing her accounts (opens the original)
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OTTAWA — A Toronto woman says Meta permanently shut down her Facebook and Instagram accounts without warning — and her only recourse has been to talk to AI chatbots. Jasmine Ault told The Canadian Press she has not been able to reach a human being at Meta since the accounts were deactivated on Sept. 24. She said the company shut down her 20-year-old Facebook account, an Instagram account that dates back to 2011 and another Instagram account dedicated to her dog. "It's actually quite scary to thi
B.C. attorney general seeks Criminal Code change after Tumbler Ridge AI chat report (opens the original)
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British Columbia's attorney general says she has asked the federal government to change the Criminal Code to ensure accountability for artificial intelligence companies after a "disturbing" report that OpenAI's chatbot coached the Tumbler Ridge shooter before the deadly attack. Niki Sharma said Friday that she had not received a response because of the “rapidly evolving” situation but the changes need to "ensure a clearer pathway for human and corporate accountability for the actions of AI." "I
Institutional failures, dismissed warning signs factors in deaths of eight children, report says (opens the original)
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A new report on child murders says institutional failures – and warnings from mothers that officials dismissed – played a role in the deaths of eight children in Canada. “Our analysis reveals that significant warning signs were present before each death but did not result in adequate protective action,” says the report, drafted by the National Association of Women and the Law and law professors at the University of Sherbrooke. “Mothers (and, in one case, a grandmother) who had previously identif
Report on child murders points to institutional failures, missed warnings (opens the original)
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Last Updated September 24, 2026 10:16 am. OTTAWA — A new report on child murders says institutional failures — and warnings from mothers that officials dismissed — played a role in the deaths of eight children in Canada. “Our analysis reveals that significant warning signs were present before each death but did not result in adequate protective action,” says the report, drafted by the National Association of Women and the Law and law professors at the University of Sherbrooke. “Mothers (and, in
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